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No Butterflies Without Caterpillars
How can you hate a caterpillar and love a butterfly?
You can't.
Some gardeners so love their passionflower vine (Passiflora) that they squirm at the thought of a caterpillar munching it down to nothing.
But that's what caterpillars do. The Gulf Fritillary butterfly (Agraulis vanillae) lays its eggs on its host plant, the passionflower vine, the eggs develop into larvae or caterpillars, and the caterpillars into Gulf Frits.
Our passionflower vine--which we planted specifically for the Gulf Frits--is now a skeleton. The caterpillars ate all the leaves, the flowers and the stems. What was once a flourishing green plant looks like a criss-cross of brown sticks.
Comedian George Carlin supposedly said "The caterpillar does all the work but the butterfly gets all the publicity."
And architect-author-designer-inventor Richard Buckminster Fuller observed: "There is nothing in a caterpillar that tells you it's going to be a butterfly."
And someone named John Grey offered this poetic comment:
"And what's a butterfly? At best,
He's but a caterpillar, at rest."
So, it is. Take a look at the Gulf Frit caterpillar and then check out the Gulf Frit butterfly.
Yes, a hungry caterpillar turned into a magnificent butterfly.
How can you hate a caterpillar?
You can't.
A very hungry Gulf Fritillary caterpillar working over the Passiflora. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
From a very hungry caterpillar to a magnificent butterfly. This Gulf Fritillary is nectaring on cosmos. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
A Lady Beetle and Gulf Fritillary Caterpillars
What's this?
A lady beetle, aka ladybug, sharing stories with Gulf Fritillary caterpillars?
Well, not likely.
The lady beetle (family Coccinellidae) preys mainly on aphids--it can eat about 50 aphids a day or some 5000 aphids in its lifetime. But it will devour other soft-bodied insects, including mites, scales, mealybugs, leafhoppers, and butterfly eggs and larvae (caterpillars). Butterfly caterpillars move quite slowly; they are not Indy 500 speedsters.
We spotted a lady beetle early this morning on one of our passionflower (Passiflora) seed pods, surrounded by hungry Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) caterpillars. It was somewhat like a two-peas-in-a-pod scene, but without the peas. Here were two insect species ON a pod, and both sharing the same warning color: red.
The Gulf Fritillary caterpillars are hungry. Very hungry. They've stripped the passionflower vine of all its leaves and are now eating the stems and seed pods. Actually, we planted the passionflower vine for them. But are they THAT hungry? They are. They're famished. And there are literally hundreds of them.
Sometimes we think that all of the Gulf Frit butterflies west of Mississippi are gravitating toward the plant to lay their eggs. The vine cannot support that many hungry caterpillars, despite predation by scrub jays and European paper wasps.
The lady beetle, we assume is not only eating the tiny yellow eggs of the Gulf Frit, but the tiniest of the tiny larvae. It's an exquisite buffet of tasty treats with high nutritional value.
And easy pickings.
Lady beetle, aka ladybug, with its new "friends"--Gulf Fritillary caterpillars. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Gulf Fritillary caterpillars move around the lady beetle, aka ladybug. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
A touching moment. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Gulf Fritillary caterpillars will grow up to look like this. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
The Strippers
We have strippers.
Not anything to do with that thriving business known as "The Strip Club" in Las Vegas.
The strippers we have are Gulf Fritillary caterpillars, which can skeletonize their host plant, the passionflower vine (Passiflora) faster than you can sing "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious" (Mary Poppins movie) forward and backwards ("Dociousaliexpilisticfragicalirupes").
Seems as if one minute the plant is bursting with shoots, tendrils, leaves, flowers and stems, and the next minute, nothing but lots of little larvae.
But we like it that way. The tiny reddish orange caterpillars will turn into glorious reddish orange butterflies, Agraulis vanillae. It's a tropical and subtropical butterfly with a range that extends from the southern United States all the way to central Argentina, according to butterfly expert Art Shapiro, distinguished professor of evolution and ecology at the University of California, Davis, who has monitored scores of butterfly species in the Central Valley for more than four decades. (See his website.)
You probably remember the story. Back in September of 2009, the professor excitedly announced the re-appearance of the Gulf Fritillary butterfly in the Sacramento metropolitan area after a four-decade absence, and in the Davis area after a 30-year absence.
The showy butterfly colonized both south Sacramento and the Winding Way/Auburn Boulevard area in the 1960s but by 1971 "apparently became extinct or nearly so," recalled Shapiro, who moved to the Davis area in 1971.
True, some gardeners don't like to see their plants reduced to a skeleton, something they think should appear only on Halloween night.
But to us--and many others--passionflower vines are just food for the caterpillars. To be a butterfly, you first must be a caterpillar.
Two Gulf Fritillary caterpillars meet on a stem after having munched all the leaves. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
A trio of hungry Gulf Frit caterpillars. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Gulf Frit catepillar does an end run. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Two Gulf Fritillaries ready to mate. Note the decimated leaves around them. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Wasp Attack
When you're trying to rear Gulf Fritillary butterflies (Agraulis vanillae), expect the expected: predators.
It doesn't take long for European paper wasps (Polistes dominula) to find the butterfly's host plant, the passionflower vine (Passsiflora) and prey. We've seen the wasps, with their long hind legs dangling, follow the butterflies as they flit from tendrils to leaves to lay their eggs. The wasps grab the tiny yellow eggs and squirming caterpillars and rip into chrysalids.
They'll attack adult butterflies, too, especially the crippled ones.
Then off they fly with bits of food--protein--for their colony. Wasps are carnivores (unlike their cousins, the honey bees, which are vegetarians).
The European paper wasp, so named because of its European origin, is relatively new to the United States. Scientists tell us that the P. dominula was not recorded in North America until 1981. P. dominula was first discovered in the United States in the late 1970s near Boston, Mass. This invasive species has since spread rapidly across the country. Entomologists worry that it is displacing the native species of Polistes wasps.
Have you ever seen these wasps attack other insects? Butterflies?
Last Sunday we were watching a crippled butterfly (no doubt crippled by a predator such as a bird or praying mantis) clinging to a Passiflora leaf as males tried unsuccessfully to mate with her. Eventually, the males all fluttered away and a European paper wasp patrolling the area zeroed in for the attack.
Like a hungry lion singling out a crippled gazelle from a stampeding herd, the European paper wasp knew just what to do.
European paper wasp targets a crippled Gulf Fritillary. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
A European paper wasp attacks a crippled Gulf Fritillary. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
The injured abdomen of the Gulf Fritillary. (Photo by Kathy Keatle Garvey)
European paper wasp grips the Gulf Fritillary. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Passion for a Passion Butterfly
"Wow! Oh, wow!"
That's what people usually say when they encounter dozens of reddish-orange butterflies at a home on the 1500 block of Claremont Drive in Davis, Calif. The home is behind the Nugget Market on East Covell Boulevard, but the real gold mine, the mother lode, is that Claremont Drive fenceline of passionflower vines.
The passionflower vine (Passiflora) is the host plant for the Gulf Fritillary (Agraulis vanillae) of the family Nymphalidae and subfamily Heliconiinae. Homeowner Christina Cogdell, professor of architectural and design history in the UC Davis Department of Design, planted the vine several years ago.
Today it's a butterfly fandango.
You'll see butterflies mating. You'll see females laying tiny yellow eggs on the tendrils and leaves. You'll see caterpillars munching on the leaves. You'll see chrysalids dangling from the thin green stems. And then--voila!--newly emerged adults ready to start the life cycle all over again.
Cogdell generously donated some of her caterpillars for a Bohart Museum of Entomology open house last year. The 'cats were a big hit.
Noted butterfly expert Art Shapiro, professor of evolution and ecology at UC Davis who monitors the butterfly populations of Central California and posts the information on his website, has long admired the established population on Claremont Drive, as has naturalist Greg Kareofelas, a volunteer at the Bohart Museum and an avid butterfly aficionado.
Shapiro will tell you that the Gulf Frits first appeared in California in the 1870s in the vicinity of San Diego. In the early 1970s, they were considered extinct in the Sacramento-Davis area, but began making a comeback in 2000. The showy butterfly "apparently bred in the Sacramento area and possibly in Davis in the 1960s, becoming extinct in the early 1970s, then recolonizing again throughout the area since 2000."
Yes, recolonizing and doing well.
Today Cogdell pointed out a newly emerged Gulf Frit hanging onto its empty chrysalid. Female? Probably. We watched the Grand Little Lady unfold her wings and greet a number of ruggedly handsome males (and some raggedly handsome males, the work of predators). Then she took off, trailed by a fluttering line of males.
Christina Cogdell's Claremont home (note the alliteration!) will soon be for sale (for inquiring minds or lepitopterists who want to know, she's listed it with Claire Black-Slotton, First Street Realty). The professor's home is unique in that it's an architecturally unique urban "farm" home but it's also unique in that it comes complete with a treasure trove of butterflies. A veritable lepidopterist landmark.
If holidays ads can say "Batteries not included," maybe this home listing should say "Butterflies included."
We thought of that today as 50 butterflies gracefully fluttered around us.
Wow! Oh, wow!
A newly emerged Gulf Fritillary. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Bohart Museum volunteer Greg Kareofelas cradles the newly emerged Gulf Frit. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
Newly emerged Gulf Frit flashing its wings. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
A suitor (left) arrives on the scene. (Photo by Kathy Keatley Garvey)
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The Eagles have just announced a dozen October dates on top of their 20-city summer tour. The trek, which will feature a guest appearance by co-founding guitarist Bernie Leadon, will take the form of a retrospective; with the band chronicling their group and solo catalogues over the past 40 years along with an all new multimedia presentation to mark the band's anniversary.
The band's newly added October dates will hit Lincoln, Nebraska; Denver, Colorado; Wichita, Kansas; Dallas, Texas; Memphis and Nashville, Tennessee; Indianapolis, Indiana; Rosemont and Moline, Illinois; and Kansas City and St. Louis, Missouri.
Glenn Frey, who's been a family man for the past two decades, admits that his kids are the ones helping him stay hip these days: "I think they know what we do and they have a certain amount of respect for, y'know, what we do, but they have their own music. I kinda stay a little bit current by listening to what my kids are listening to."
Joe Walsh, who recently wrapped up a string of arena dates opening for Bob Seger, told us that although he enjoys touring as a solo act, he's really a band member at heart: "Solo tours are good, but they're demanding. You're the boss and you're in charge of everything. Being in a band takes the edge off that -- it's a little easier. You sing a few and get to play on other people's music."
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July 6 - Louisville, KY - KFC Yum! Center
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July 9 - Cleveland, OH - Quicken Loans Arena
July 11 - Toronto, ON - Air Canada Centre
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July 22 - Washington, DC - Verizon Center
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July 25 - Bethel, NY - Bethel Woods Center For The Arts
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September 14 - Saskatoon, SK - Credit Union Centre
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A*r- � ' ; The College News VOL. XVI, NO. 16 BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE), PA., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 12, 1930 PRICE. JO CENTS Medieval Jewish Philosophy Traced Husik Reveals Complex Move- ments and Also Origins. GREEK INFLUENCE GREAT Flower Humanizes Shakespeare Sloss Prophesies Victorianism Dr. Isaac Husik spoke on "Mediaeval Jewish Philosophy" in the Commons Room, Tuesday evening, March 4. The subject is a very large one. Only part of mediaeval philosophy in general. There were three philosophies in the Middle Ages, as a matter of fact, which were parallel and we read about them in three languages: Those were the Latin, the Arabic and the Hebrew, and they were correspondingly Mohammeden- ism, and Jewish philosophy. What are the characteristics of me- diaeval philosophy ? Treat' it histor- ically. One characteristic which differen- tiates mediaeval philosophy generally from ancient and modern philosophy is an epistemological dualism. The ancient philosopher knew apparently in the clas- sical period of only one source of truth �within himself: sensation, perception, logical inference or intuition. But all those depend upon the individual him- �self."-'They "are-the result of his own existence. And, I imagine, the modern philosopher has the sa"me notion. On the basis of experience, or experimental or logical inference, they believe truth is derived. But, in the first place, do not know whether mysticism is classed as modern philosophy or not. But me- diaeval philosophers, whether Jews, Christians or Mohammedans, always in- sisted upon two sole sources of truth: the source residing in the individual him- self, and the external source that comes from without in an authoritative manner, and that is revelation. Hence, in seeking the origin of the mediaeval point of view in matters philo- sophic, it is well to go back to the place where matters' began to be treated in that way. That place is Alexandria in the second century, B. C. It is not a mediaeval origin at all, but you find the mediaeval point of view beginning right there. If you have got two, sources of truth you cannot just keep, them apart. They might conflict. So which comes first? Does reason come first? Does revela- tion come first? Reason says: The world is eternal. Revelation says: The world was created in six days. The solution they all gave to this problem in the Middle Ages is about "the same. It is a very optimistic one. Inasmuch as both sources are valid, they can't con- flict, and, therefore, do not. But, ap- parently, they do conflict. The world was created in six days vs. the world is �eternal. There is the conflict. What are you going to do about it? The solu- tion was that these conflicts are only apparent. So that if you are absolutely certain about your reasoning; if you can't possibly suspect any error or fal- lacy in your reasoning, then you must, go to the documents of revelation which are embodied in sacred writings. They are always open to interpretation. There- fore, if you are quite certain about your reason, what you do then is to go to your documents on revelation and see if you cannot interpret them in a way which will agree with reason. If that were impossible and the docu- ments of revelation were absolutely cer- tain and you can not - interpret them away, then the alternative was to go back to your Reaspn and see if what you thought was the demand of Reason �cannot be interpreted in another way. This solution of the problem was com- mon to all the three philosophies of the Middle Ages. Where do you find that in that par- ticular form, in the past? Not in Greek philosophy or in the Stoics, bat in Alex- andria This w*a in the second century after Christ, two and a half centuries after the conquest of Alexandria. In general, the atmosphere of Alexandria was Greek. There was a very largje .population of Jews there whp absorbed So much has been done by the learned point of view, Sir Archibald Flower, chairman of the Board of Gov- ernors of the Shakespeare Memorial Theatre, believes, to make Shakes- peare unpopular, that we must try. to pull him from his pedestal, and realize what a very human being he was. Sir Archibald Flower gave a talk on Shakespeare in Taylor Hall Wednes- day morning at 9:45. It was Sir Arch- ibald's own experience as a school boy to have been bored and puzzled over" Shakespeare,/but when coming back to his native town of Avon.he got the chance to see the plays well-acted, he began to realize much more about Shakespeare. Shakespeare was de- voted to the countryside, and what was particularly pleasant to an English boy, devoted to horses. In his famous de- scription of a horse not a single salient point is missed; no one but a consum- mate judge of a horse could have writ- ten it. No matter what you are going to do, if you get to know Shakespeare better, he will help you. Shakespeare has so crept into our language that people do not know when they are quoting. The interesting problem is: how did Shakespeare always come to say the right thing in the right way? Re waT born in the little village of Stratford, but he was fortunate in getting a very good education�some people deny this but denial is nonsense. The same old school was, up to a few years ago, ade- quate for the needs of Stratford; the boys are learning their lessons in ex- actly the room as those of three hun- dred years ago. Shakespeare is often thought of as a ready-made poet; one should try and vizualize him as a schoolboy�an attractive boy, thickset, not very tall, with auburn hair and hazel eyes, full of fun and chaffing everybody. Shakespeare was prob- ably thinking of himself when he wrote "the schoolboy, with shining morning face, creeping like snail, unwillingly to school." But Shakespeare made use of his opportunities; he was able to learn Latin, and French, and had some very good masters�the headmaster at the Stratford school was paid more than the headmaster at Eton. Shakespeare had the power of draw- ing nations together; the world agrees only in admiration of Shakespeare, no matter what creed or nation. How does it happen? His father was mayor of Stratford, and when players visited the town a private performance was given before the mayor and the alder- men to pay a compliment to the patron of the troupe. We can picture William as a boy of six coming to see the players; we can picture him thinking, as he grew older. "I could have done. something better," and so in his boy- hood the first germ of playwriting came into his mind. When he grew up he entered his father's business and Coatimoed M P�g* ���� ����� f,,. . Rosemont Victorious Over Varsity On Saturday, March 9, the Varsity basketball team was disastrously de- feated, 41 to 19, by Rosemont. Even excluding the star forwards, v" who could elude any guards, Rosemont's team far surpassed Bryn Mawr in every respect. Their centers regularly got the jump and forwarded the ball, and their guards messed the passing and shooting of Engle and Totten whenever the ball strayed to Varsity's end. Outplayed as Varsity was, their poor passing was particularly glaring. The zigzag across center frequently re- Angles Substitute For Curves in Present Mechanical Literature. INSPIRATION LACKING Memorial Service Held For William H. Taft "A general survey of the books being written today does not reveal a very inspiring whole," said Mrs. Margaret Fleisher Sloss, executive secretary of the Foreign Policy Association, in the first of a series of talks on the "Litera- ture of the Machine Age" given in the Commons Room on Wednesday after- noon, March 5. "They show deftness of execution and Excellent craftsman- ship, combined with an obvious lack of inspiration. Among the finer books under the head of biography might be put Fay's "Franklin", and Lewis' "King Spider." Under the- classifica- tion of books about the war could be listed Aldington's "Death of a Hero," and "A Farewell to Arms." Dividing other fiction into two classes, the "Sophisticates" and the Sensitives," one might include under, the first class Maurois' ".Atmosphere of Love," un- der the second "Wolf Solent." There are three pre-eminent authors, Thomas Mann, D. H. Lawrence and Marcel Proust, . whose perceptions are ex- tremely sensitive and who, with the world as their onion, peel off layer after layer of sensations not ordinarily apprehended. These men may be called the international ambassadors of the mind of man�others are the authors of contemporary literature. Contemporary must be taklen in its modern sense as dealing w|th things spanning very little more than a week, since everything is now jazzed up. Literature, as Carlyle said, is not alone a report of past civilizatipns but also a sensitized record of our own times. The literature of the new world is affected by three things. First there is the war, which created in the mind of those who took part a sense of futility and a loss of authority and self- esteem. The past and future are not important, only the present counts; since there is no planning ahead, the result is a flat literature with no depth of perspective. Such a book is "A Farewell to Arms." Then there is the influence of Dr. Freud and the psycho- analysts. The point of view of analysis has penetrated literature with its sense of an unconscious life responsible for many conscious acts. This is best il- lustrated in the works of May Sin- clair and Rebecca West. Finally we are living in a new scientific world. Einstein's phrase, "the crumbling of space," represents this new world with time accelerated and distance elimi- nated. There has been a change in the fundamental substance of the world from the politely inert world mass of the Victorian school. Now the world is a seething mass of electrons, as A. S. Eddington in his stimulating "The Nature of the Physical World" makes very clear, giving a sense of the size and speed of the universe. We are living in a- mechanically- minded world which has thrown over- board the ideals and hypocracies of the past. Smartness is our new ideal in place of beauty, angles have been sub- stituted for curves. European stand- ards of sophistication have been brought here and altered to machine- made; we have accepted imperturb- ability and hardboiledness. speed and A service in memory of former Pres- ident Taft was held in Goodhart audi- torium, Tuesday morning, March 11. It was lead by Professor Rufus Jones, president of the board of directors. The service was opened by the hymn "O God' our Help in Ages Past," and an arrangement of the Twenty-third Psalm, sung by the choir. Professor Jones read a passage from Ecclesiasti- cus, "Praise of Famous Men," in in- troduction to his address. President Emeritus M. Carey Thomas attended the service. "It is most fitting that we at Bryn Mawr should meet to show our rev- erence and respect for the memory and the life of ex-President Taft. "Next to his own beloved Alma Mater at New Haven, I think he loved this 'institution best. He chose it for his daughter, and so learned to know it intimately. In the midst of his duties as President he came here to give one of the most inspiring commencement addresses in our history, and he has watched with intense interest every step of the progress and development of the college during these later years best loved man He has held the �� Tmm� SK suited in loss rather than gain, and the forwards did much of their playing on top of each other. The only glimmer of hope appeared in Remington, who executed occasional pretty plays as side center and showed encouraging speed, although her efforts to dhrert the ball from Rosemont were as futile as the rest of Varsity's. in the United States, two highest and most responsible of- fices this nation has to offer, and he is the only person who has ever held them both. "He was the champion of many great causes.. Besides his great serv- ices to the nation at home and abroad, he was a noble and a notable citizen. He has always had a sense of honor, a brave wisdom of sincerity, a spirit of fidelity and rugged honesty. His char- acter was unsullied and his name is untouched by any suspicion of low mo- tives. His whole public career has been marked by unselfish devotion, un- wearied devotion, unwearied industry and purity of purpose. . There was a unique quality of distinction to his patriotism, and his long service to the country was characterized by magnan- imous disinterestedness. "He has borne a clear testimony that truth is the highest thing a man may keep. He has been tender and sensi- tive for the rights and privileges of the most humble persons in the land. He has been, with all his other distinc- tions, one of the foremost American leaders of education for colored people. One can imagine what is- happening this morning at Hampton Institute. "None of us who knew him can ever forget his humor. No other President, except Lincoln, has had such a rich fund of it. His smile, his chuckle and his radiance were an inherent part of his personality. "I should like to appropriate for him the words that George Fox used for one of his noblest friends: 'He was faithful to God, and the immortal seed of life is his crown.'" Sandburg's Rhythms Delight Audience Culture Is the Conception of What Is Worth Seeing and Listening To. SINGS FROM SONGBAG -------- " * On Monday evening, March 10, in the Auditorium of Goodhart Hall, Miss Don- nelly, as the head of the English De- partment, introduced Carl Sandburg, the speaker on the Ann Elizabeth Sheble Memorial Lectureship in English Lit- erature. To those with the rough chal- lenge of Onion Days and Clean Curtains twanging in their ears, the quiet dignity and fine humour of Mr. Sandburg were a pleasant surprise. Where an apostle of the masses had been expected, startling us out of our placid after-dinner content with crude jargon of the stockyards, we found a man acutely sensitive to the fin- est subtleties of feeling and sound, en- veloping his work with the rhythms and cadences of a rich musical voice. Previous to his readings, Mr. Sand- burg, referring to the criticism evoked by his innovations in verse form and con- text, discussed the matter of personal taste in art. If we fail to respond to a work of art, it is probably because it is not for us. No one peFsort ean hope dur- ing his life time to put himself in sym- pathy with all the works of art. nor should he strive for this. Three or masterpieces, "shot through with light and shadow," and springing from pro- found experience, should be known and communed with until their depths be- come a part of us. Here we touch the problem of "What is art ?" and the answer lies in the reply- ing to two simple questions, "What is worth seeing?" and "What is worth lis- tening to?" The reply for any one nation or people is'the key to its cul- ture. And culture involves the funda- mentals of action. A war arises not chiefly from economic unrest, but rather from deep-rooted differences in culture. The Civil War, our "intestinal struggle," resulted from the firm convictions' of "the gentlemen of Massachusetts and the gentlemen of Virginia" of the superiority of their respective cultures. Culture, the conception of "What is worth see- ing?" and "What is wqrth listening to?" is the lasic factor operating in strife at all times. This same Jorce is working today. CaaUaned on Page Six Miss Carey Tells of New Senate Rule ~4......#^r impersonality, as our ideals. It is in- teresting to compare the best sellers of 1914, among which were "Stella Maris" and "Pollyana" with last year's beat sellers, "The Bridge of San Luis Rey," "Point and Counterpoint" and Is- adora Duncan's "My Life." Perhaps that Iheratnre had some .effect on our easy acceptance of war propaganda. To- Calendar Sunday evening, March 16: Mus- ical service of the Bryn Mawr League. Monday evening, March 17: The Graduate Club of Bryn Mawr will give Barrie's one-act play, Shall We Join the Ladies T in Goodhart Hall, at 8:20. Tuesday evening, March 18� The Dance Club and the danc- ing classes of the undergradu- ates will give a recital of nat- ural dancing in the gymnasium at 8:15. Wednesday afternoon, March 19: Mrs. Margaret Fleisher Sloss will give the second of her series of talks on contempo- rary literature in the Commons Room. The subject of this talk wiU be "The Sophisticates"; tea will be served before the talk, at 4:15, in the Commons Room. -����� (Submitted in News competition.) Slight changes in the standard of work for the future were discussed by Miss Carey in Chapel, Tuesday, March 4. In the first place people taking condition or deferred examinations may be ex- cused from quizzes and laboratory work during the week of the examinations. Arrangements may be made with the Instructor to make up this work. The most important change concerned double failures and the merit rule in connection with Major work. If a stu- dent has more than five hours of double failure and can not offer enough hours of advanced standing to make them up, or if an extra semester would be neces- sary to average one hundred and twenty* hours, she is liable to expulsion. This rule, which will be put into effect this spring if need be, is quite just, as so many people are trying to come in that the college does not want exceptionally poor people. Two years ago, the rule for Major work required twenty honour points, or a Merit average in the first two years of Major work. Now, however, the present Sophomore and Freshman classes must have at least Merit, and a Credit must make up for a Pass. This will not be rigidly enforced in individual cases, and illness will be taken into considera- tion; but it will gradually become so, and must be taken into account when choosing one's Major. Cmiuih �� m� r��r
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A.M./P.M. Stretch for Health DVD with Madeleine Lewis
Item# 91-0246
Morning and evening stretching routines
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Buy any 3 DVDs for just $18.98. Discount pricing applies to all DVDs under $20; does not apply to DVD sets (final discount reflected in cart)
Certified fitness instructor Madeleine Lewis guides these targeted stretching programs designed to help you feel more flexible and invigorated in the morning and to help you relax and realign your body at the end of your day. Deluxe DVD includes both workouts, bonus Power Stretch workout, music track and instructor interview. 90 minutes.
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Rated 4.7 out of 5 by 19
Rated 5 out of 5 by racoon Great Stretching Routines
This is my third purchase - I love this program so much - that I share it.... One of the gifts - that I gift that keeps on gifting... It has kept me moving and flexible through my years.... I must say that Madeleine Lewis is one of the best at teaching how to do an exercise and why .... I have had many videos and hers are the ones I keep coming back to.
March 4, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by 4inrobinsnest 7 years and counting
I have been doing this stretch routine fairly regularly for the past seven years and it is excellent. It is not only relaxing but it helps me start my day stress-free and finish the day prepared for a restful night's sleep. The scenery is beautiful and Madeleine is very likable.
June 5, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by MyHealthCoachLaura This DVD is GREAT!!
So thankful I purchased this DVD. Less than a year ago I had back spasms that brought me to tears with pain & caused me to miss work for an entire week. This DVD, along with continued chiropractic care, has saved my career as a Dental Hygienist. I will most likely order another copy for myself & recommend it almost daily to family, friends & patients. I try not to miss a day, especially the PM Stretch. Highly recommend the purchase.
February 10, 2013
Rated 5 out of 5 by moonfire Great Stretch
I originally purchased this video about 6 years ago at a retail outlet for my chronic lower back pain caused by spinal stenosis. I originally used it on rare occasion because it is hard to talk myself into anything when my pain is so intense. Finally about 4 years ago I had decided to lose weight and began doing the A.M. Stretch every other day and very quickly noticed a difference so since then I have used it 4-5 times a week and not only did it help to stimulate my metabolism and make me more active to help with the weight loss that I did successfully but it also seems to be an essential for reducing the pain in my back. I have been so pleased with it that I was happy to see (after inquiring with Customer Service) that they still had it available and now on DVD. I just purchased it for my girlfriend that complains of stiffness. I think she is going to love it too. I highly recommend it!
August 4, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by TooShort As advertised
Ms. Lewis has designed this program to fit young and old alike.
October 6, 2014
I just purchased it.
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About 30 minutes each.3 years, 1 month ago
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Each video is 30 minutes long and when I am in a hurry, I just do the floor stretches for the A.M. video.3 years, 7 months ago
Longer than 20 mins but not 30 mins. I've timed it.3 years, 11 months ago
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This deluxe DVD includes two 30-minute stretching workouts bonus Power Stretch workout separate music track and an instructor interview.4 years, 10 months ago
My mother had an old video set & the am stretch tape broke. It was her favorite, so I am trying to replace it for her
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Yes, it's available now on the gaiam website, but only on DVD. I don't think there are any tapes on sale.3 years, 1 month ago
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It is available on DVD and the item is Nüve Deep Penetrating Light Therapy#G5241320
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I just saw this movie yesterday and I must say I was really disappointed.
The alleged "real" footage used in this movie is bogus and it should be illegal to claim that it was "real". I heard it was recreated "real" footage but even if it was, anybody with a logical brain can surmise it as complete nonsense. If that kind of thing was really caught on film (people levitating and becomming paralized DURING hypnosis, LOL c'mon), and is supposedly happening all over the world, it would have been captured on film hundreds of times and it'd be all over the internet and media.
At one point in the "real" footage, the abductee, during hypnosis, appears to be possessed and starts chanting something (while levitating) in an ancient Somoan language in a demonic tone, then later on an interpreter comes in and interprets her as saying "I am God". Then later on Milla's character (who was the abductee) comes in and says, "it can pretend to be God".
It seems to me the filmaker has an alterior motive here. It's like someone painting blood on the eyes of a Jesus statue, trying to get people to believe in "God"......"There is no other intelligent life out there. Ooooooooo look, the aliens from outer space are really demons, so you better believe in "God".
It's a slap in the face of human progress, and it sucks. Don't waste your time and money.
The way I perceived it, the attempts to recover the memories triggered a "mental fail safe" in the patients which resulted in the injuries (and suicide for some) they sustained during their sessions. The people were forced to forget what had happened to them yet the image of the owl, probably implanted as part of the memory wipe, seemed to creep into their concious.
The language you're referring to was Sumerian and was translated. The part you refer to about God, was that one time and nowhere else in this movie. If anything, it left me with the impression that the alien's set themselves up as God to the ancient civilisations or were what the ancients interacted with that gave them that impression.
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More than 300 hundred artists performed over three days on a 200 ft. x 100 ft. stage at Hampi, with performances that included various music and Indian dance forms by such leading Indian artists as Hema Malini, Mysore, Manjunath, and Pandit Jasrat, along with international performers. The audience was estimated at between 100,000-150,000 people on each of the three days.
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NATIONAL NEWS (CNN) — People in the Mississippi River Valley could be in for some dangerous weather Tuesday, the National Weather Service's Storm Prediction Center warns.
Very cold air surging southeastward will clash with warm, moist air coming up from the Gulf of Mexico; a line of severe thunderstorms is expected to erupt along the cold front that separates the two air masses, CNN meteorologist Sean Morris said.
"This could be a particularly dangerous and deadly event due to the rapid movement of the storms and the tornado threat increasing during the overnight hours, causing people in the storms' paths to be caught unaware," Morris said.
A few of these storms could produce tornadoes across parts of Arkansas, Tennessee, Mississippi and Louisiana.
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In which our guest blogger, Little Annie, regales us with tales from her unpublished biography. In this chapter, the little lady from New York travels far far away across the ocean to take up residence with a gang of British anarchist hippie punks called Crass. They call her "Annie Anxiety".
TEETERING DOWN the single file country 'road' that snaked its way to Crass' Epping Forest home in my faux Frederick's of Hollywood stilettos and dragging my equally glitzy chi-chi drag behind me, I may not have been the quintessential ugly American, but I was definitely the quintessential inappropriately dressed one. As the country lane turned into a path through a mud-slicked cow yard, I couldn't help but wonder where this incredibly hip-and-happening second English Explosion Jammy Wonderland that all the knuckleheads back in New York were always yapping about was. Just as I was figuring that I was the butt of a very expensive and complicated episode of Candid Camera, the smoky-eyed, Jean Seberg-cropped Crass vocalist, Eve Libertine, drove up and rescued my quintessential daft ass. As we pulled up to the sixteenth-century former labourer's cottage in Eve's old blue Mini, its soft beauty knocked me out. Some members of Crass had found this once uninhabitable wreck many years ago, seen its potential and rented it from the farmer, who thought they were crazy, hence the ridiculously affordable rent. Hard work had turned this crumbling structure into a House and Garden – worthy Zen dream, and one that was more or less obscured by beautiful lush vegetation. Inside was equally impressive, immaculately clean and lovingly handcrafted. It was paradise, except for one little thing – it was in the country.
I had believed from the conversations with Steve (Ignorant) I had back in New York that they all lived in some sort of English version of the projects. In one of his letters, he had spoken of everyone sitting around in the garden. I just assumed he had meant a vacant lot or basketball court. I mean this was rural with a capital W, and I'm just not down with the country groove. It scares the hell outta me. Country life is all about the natural order: the cyclical process of growth and decay, sowing and harvest, waxing and waning. Children raised in rural areas grow with a firm comprehension of birth and death. City children have no such acceptance. We beat death by aspiring toward immortality by becoming drug addicts, boxers and movie stars. Continue reading Little Annie's diary, part 6: Living on the farm, as opposed to buying it


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Very safe to eat here. They explain well on their website and in person about limiting cross contamination. Tasty toppings. Very thin crust that is a little chewy-not the best I've had, but not bad.
120 Dunbarton Dr, Florence, SC 29501
Always loved their gluten free pizza until they changed the crust. Now I get sick every time I eat it. :( The new crust has ancient grains & flax seed. I wish they would've kept the original crust with very few ingredients.
2820 Selwyn Avenue STE. 100, Charlotte, NC, 28209
I have had major problems here the last three times I visited. I ordered one type of GF pizza all three times, and they bring me the wrong GF pizza. Then they seemingly rush to fix the problem and bring me what I actually ordered - and I get really sick. I ordered a regular GF cheese pizza (trying to make it easy for them), and they brought out a GF vegan pizza. At least they got the GF part right, but last week was sadly the last time I'll eat here.
464 East Main Street, Spartanburg, SC, 29302
This is the best gluten free pizza I have had. I love the olive oil and garlic base, veg-out with chicken. I have it every Friday. Always great!
805 Blankenbaker Pkwy, Louisville, KY 40243
I have two favorite gluten free crusts in town and this is one of them. You will love this option if you're gluten free.
1110 Boll Weevil Circle, Enterprise, AL, 36330
Usually I love Mellow Mushroom GF pizza, it tastes so normal! I have ordered from this Mellow Mushroom a few times and they overlook the GF pizzas, like burnt to a crisp! So the last one I ordered I asked for "cooked light" and it was PERFECT!
2820 E Southlake Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092
Awesome gluten free pizza! Did not get sick which confirms they work to avoid cross contamination. Finally a pizza place that follows through!
309 King Street, Charleston, SC, 29401
They have nice choices and I didn't get sick
7915 Vaughn Road, Festival Plaza - Rave Motion Pictures, Montgomery, AL, 36116
My pizza was fantastic!
309 King Street, Charleston, SC, 29401
Amazing. Best Pizza around! My wife really enjoyed her GF pizza - not easy to find in Massachusetts.
115 North Loop 1604 East, San Antonio, TX 78232
I so dispute the person who spoke negatively about pizza crust. Most places serve up frozen Udi's pizza crust. MM makes there's FRESH in a separate kitchen area and the GF meals are even delivered to guest separate of other guests meals. Staff is fully trained on GF (even the bartender) and the chef himself came out to answer a question on their soup. I have never scene such care to the GF guest! Cudos to MM!!!
2485 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
good gf pizza good size for 2. Greek salad great with lots of vegs. service a little slow but busy time of day. no gf dessert though.
767 Huffman Mill Road, Burlington, NC, 27215
Great gluten free pizza which I have missed to much! Pricey for a pizza but really good. Service always great
309 King Street, Charleston, SC, 29401
Great gluten free pizza and beer. My wife had a stuffed portabella salad and loved it. Great food, nice ambience and great service.
2630 Gulf to Bay Blvd, Clearwater, FL 33759
Love the pizza here! Tons of topping!!!
16103 Chenal Parkway #900, Little Rock, AR 72211
Always good and haven't had any issues. It's nice to know that I can eat at any location and be safe.
9734 Deer Lake Court, Suite 1, Jacksonville, FL, 32246
My favorite GF pizza in town!
2820 E Southlake Blvd, Southlake, TX 76092
We got take out from this location during a recent vacation at Great Wolf Lodge in December 2014. My daughter has Celiac Disease and I am gluten intolerant. We had no problems except for our large salad was no where near a large. Apparently, they thought since it was take out we would never notice. So, check your take out salads. Otherwise, everything was fine with our 2 gluten free pizzas.
2170 Polaris Pkwy, Columbus, OH, 43240
Maybe the worst GF pizza we've tried. And their knowledge of GF ingredients and cross contamination needs major improvement.
6100 Veterans Parkway, Suite 14, Columbus, GA, 31909
Good gluten free pizza. Not the typical cracker-like crust you get most places. The toppings are awesome as well.
2426 Guadalupe St, Austin, TX, 78705
We ate at the Mello Mushroom December 31 and it was great!!! We bought the House Special and the Mighty Meat pizzas and were gluten free. They were delicious and will certainly go back when I'm in town. The service was great as well. Thank you so much.
14835 Ballantyne Village Way, Charlotte, NC 28277
Amazing! Great for celiacs, but a little pricey. Never been glutened.
314 West 4th Street, Winston-Salem, NC, 27101
Atmosphere is cool. The gluten free pizza is pretty good.
1080 East 2100 South, Salt Lake City, UT 84106
the waitress was very knowledgeable about the gluten free options and very cautious not to even let my pizza touch the non gluten free pizzas at the table. On to of that the pizza was delicious! they even do half and half pizzas so you can have options.
205 Broad Street, Chattanooga, TN, 37402
gf beer, delicious gf pizza, staff is excellent! win :-)
9238 Floer Drive, West Chester, OH 45069
They include their gluten free pizza list within the standard menu. Best GF pizza we have had so far. Crust is vegan and has a multi grain look. Pizza crust thin and edges nice and crisp.
1014 Town Drive, Wilder, KY, 41076
Decent beer selection. Serving New Planet Pale Ale. A little pricey but the crust is very good. Great wait staff. We'll be back for sure.
2485 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Awesome gluten free pizza! I highly recommend this place. The worker even warmed my pizza back up for me because I had stepped out side for a moment and it had arrived at my family's table. The worker was very concerned to keep it separate from my kids pizzas. Loved this place! .
275 Dogwood Blvd, Flowood, MS, 39232
Best gluten free pizza and it doesn't taste like cardboard. Celiac friendly and the staff takes good care me.
2641 Legends Parkway, Prattville, AL, 36066
The NEW gluten free crust is excellent. My gluten eating family kept getting my pizza out of the fridge and I never got another piece once we got it home. Much better than the first one. Thanks for listening.
3070 Windward Pkwy., Windward Pl. Suite A, Alpharetta, GA, 30005
Great pizza!!! I just love when servers don't look at me stupid when I ask them about their options! My go-to pizza place!
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
We always hit M.M. So happy North Myrtle & Roanoke Va is getting one!
33 Office Park Road, Unit 15, Hilton Head Island, SC, 29928
WATCH OUT I was served a beer that was not gluten free. The waitress said that she was told that it was gluten free. Had I not known about this particular beer, I would have become very ill. They have Estrella Damm which is a spanish beer that does have a gluten free version called Daura, but you have to be very careful because the non gluten free bottles look very similar to the gluten free bottles. The Daura bottle does have Gluten Free on it. WATCH OUT!!!!
5425 Bowman Road, Macon, GA, 31210
They actually make a gf crust... Not a yucky prepackaged, frozen thing.... Good crust. Nice and crispy. Delicious toppings. Nice note in their menu about how the kitchen staff use gloves and new utensils and a special screen so that the gf pizza doesn't touch the pizza stone... They also warn that there is flour in the kitchen and they'll do their best to avoid cross contamination.... But it's not a dedicated gf kitchen.
903 Parkway, Gatlinburg, TN 37738
Amazing best gluten free pizza I've ever had at a restaurant. They even use a separate oven for the orders!
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
Best gluten free pizza I've ever had, doesn't taste like saw dust!! Great service and great staff!
2485 Parkway, Pigeon Forge, TN 37863
Absolutely amazing gluten free pizza! One of our best gluten free experiences eating out!
8227 Oak Street, New Orleans, LA 70118
Had the pizza here a few times. It's always great and I've never had a reaction.
6505 Dublin Center Dr, Dublin, OH 43017
I give it 2 stars because they have a gf menu AND I've never gotten sick from eating there. But the pizza isn't good. It's better if you ask them for extra cooked. Otherwise it's like eating very expensive soggy cardboard. There's better gf pizza out there. Somewhere.
2000 Main Street East, Snellville, GA, 30078
I loved my GF pizza tonight, however with all of the possible cross contamination I would have to say Celiac folks should stay clear.
710 Lake Joy Road, Warner Robins, GA, 31088
call ahead as we just did and they are out of the crust
635 N. Campbell Station Rd, Farragut, TN, 37922
I ordered 1 pizza, and it took about 20-25 minutes. The service was really good, and so was the pizza. The gf crust didn't crumble at all. It was a bit pricy, and they do charge about $2 for the gf dough, but pretty good overall.
3110 Hwy 17 North, Mount Pleasant, SC, 29466
They have changed their policy since a couple years ago. I am not gluten free my fiancee is. And I am now an advocate for celiac because of him. They took very good care of him. They clean their hands, change their apron, and prepared it safely. Also the oven has a spot where all the gluten free go. It is cheaper if you just get a gluten free cheese and add like one topping. Four stars because one waitress just was rather rude one day and didn't even care to read the dining card and brought our salad with crackers in it -.-..
710 Lake Joy Road, Warner Robins, GA, 31088
Very good gf pizza and a nice place to stop on a long trip! The staff was friendly and they are all aware of gluten allergies!
309 King Street, Charleston, SC, 29401
Very well trained staff. Several gluten free beers too.
1571 21st Avenue North, Myrtle Beach, SC, 29577
LOVE the new gf crust. Staff was great. Knowledgeable and if they are certain, they will dbl check. Actually was able to have a salad at this location and it was great.
115 North Loop 1604 East, San Antonio, TX 78232
Awesome gluten free pizza experience! Great to find a gluten free crust with flavor and texture, instead of gross rice flour crust! Felt confident that my pizza was going to be safe and made correctly!


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You will learn how to
- Model using a behavioral approach with VHDL's advanced language constructs.
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- Write a behavioral fifo model using linked lists
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- Using code profiling
Course Information
Intended for | Verification Engineers interested in VHDL |
Prerequisites |
VHDL Introduction course or equivalent experience |
Course Part Number |