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The Crouse Hinds T45 CGN 1 1/4" SnapPack Die Cast Aluminum Rigid/IMC Body are designed for use with either rigid or EMT conduit (with set screw). The Crouse Hinds T45 CGN is a 1 1/4" Type T shaped body and features a traditional cover. The Crouse Hinds T45 CGN is a member of the Series 5 family and features a SnapPack assembly. All of the Crouse Hinds series 5 bodies are interchangeable with other manufacturers. The Crouse Hinds T45 CGN 1 1/4" SnapPack Die Cast Aluminum Rigid/IMC Body has been designed for easy assembly and installation by combining a gasket, body, and sheet aluminum cover in a single assembly. The Crouse Hinds T45 CGN utilizes a traditional cover, gasket and rigid body. Typical Applications For The Crouse Hinds T45 CGN 1 1/4" SnapPack Die Cast Aluminum Rigid/IMC Body: • Act as pull outlets for conductors being installed • Provide openings for making splices and taps in conductors • Act as mounting outlets for lighting fixtures and wiring devices • Connect conduit sections • Provide taps for branch conduit runs • Make 90° bends in conduit runs • Provide for access to conductors for maintenance and future system changes | |
Features:• Die cast copper-free aluminum construction is lightweight and corrosion resistant for long reliable service • Epoxy powder coat finish provides additional corrosion resistance in an aesthetically pleasing appearance • Conduit bodies are supplied with threaded hubs for use with Rigid/IMC conduit or as a combination body (threaded and with set screws for use with EMT or Rigid/IMC conduit on trade sizes) • Domed aluminum cover provides additional cubic capacity • SnapPack available in choice of 3 configurations to match customer preferences |
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Retrograde ejaculation occurs when semen enters the bladder instead of going out through the urethra during ejaculation.
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e Coll News Volume XI. No. 2. BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1924/ Price-10 Cents CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION RECEIVES FRESHMAN CLASS LABOR, IF UNAMBITIOUS, MAY REMAIN, SAYS PERCY * -~~~~ Prominent Tory M. P.. explains present strength of labor though in minority , LABOR IS ALSO~A COALITION "Labor may stay in for several years provided it undertakes -no large meas- ures." TJjis was the summary of the inter- view given by Lord Eustace Percy, brother of Jhe Duke of Northumberland, and one of the most prominent �f*4he younger Tory M. P.s, to the representa- tive of the "College News" in London last July. "It is very difficult to predict for the immediate future," Lord Eustace con- tinued, "but very easy for the> �iext ten years. Labor is quite as much of a coalition as the government which pre- ceded it, and this prevents its having a definite policy. It is ma.de up of many widely different elements: partly of Lib- erals and Tories who broke away because they felt that the old parties were dead, and partly of actual radicals. Thus we have, side by side in the Cabinet itself, Pli'lp Snowden, who is really a doctri- naire Liberal and as ardent a Free-trader as Cobden, and Sidney Webb, whose pre- occupation with government by system is essentially Tory. For the Tories have alwa; s stood for system, though both the old parties have made admirable edu- cational reforms within the last thirty yearn, it was the Tory Education Act of 1902 which was the great act for organi- zation. MacDonald seems to be (^e only person in the government who combines these two tendencies. Then, moreover, we have the real Left, which has come to learn that there cannot be government by program. "One cannot say whether they will stay in, their three years. Neither party in opposition ^particularly desires a general election; as long as the government un- dertakes no large measures, they are con- tent to let the small defeats, inevitable to a minority government, pass unchal- lenged. Labor will not go to the country unless defeated on some important bill; it would be silly of them, and succeed only in annoying the people, who are bored with elections. But I myself am very eager for a general election; I shall try to block them in every way in order to "force them to appeal to the country. And I think that from a General election both Labor and the Tories would return strengthened. ^ "It is quite true that ~*both the old parties were dead when Labor came in �we had not recovered from the war, and we had no new ideas. But now the Tories are evolving a policy once more, and their policy, unlike that of Labor, is definite and uniform. In course of time, I believe, the people whose trend is in the direction of organization will be absorbed by Conservatism, and the doc- trinaire people will join Liberalism, and we shall be back to two parties again. "But, for the present, Labor has a very real strength, for several reasons. In the first place, their work in education is very good. Trevelyan is a very able CONTINUED ON PACE 2 Purpose of College Institutions Brought out by Speakers With speeches, dancing and refresh- ments the Christian Association welcomed the Class of 1928 in the Gymnasium on Saturday night. . After a light warm-up on the floor thj couples formed in line to meet the faculty and undergraduate guests of honor, who later addressed them with words of wis- dom and welcome. Margaret Stcwardson, '25, President of the Christian Association, Stressed the value of the Association -as a help to- wards the co-ordination of facts in the individual and in college. The spiritual influence links the separate activities into a constructive whole which is encouraged by the comprehensive and tolerant nature of the Christian Association itself. President Park brought out in con- nection with the Christian Association its contribution to the social relationships in college. These relationships and the ad- justments of the individual to her sur- roundings are as important a result'of college training as book learning, and give the college graduate art advantage oyer others in the understanding of the method and importance of group work. College institutions, and^ among them the Athletic Association, said Miss Ap- plebee, are only what they are made by members of the college collectively and individually. The fact that each organi- zation is complete and running smoothly should not affect new- students. Eachl year brings a new opportunity to de- velop the organizations according to what each separate judgment chooses to contribute to them. The presidents of the Self-Govcrnment Association, the Undergraduate Associa- tion, the Graduate Club, the Athletic Association and the Managing Editor of the College New, followed with self- explanatory speeches, poetically, humor-] ously or seriously expressed. Afterwards dancing was resumed, in- terrupted by the circulation of large slabs of ice cream. H0CKEY cm[ * Ac^" cc MUSIC DEPARTMENT TO A GREAT SUCCESS English Coaches Bring in Game Changes JUNIOR MONTH PICTURED BY BRYN MAWR DELEGATE (From an article "Women in Sport" by Marimret Goss in the New York Tribune September 28.) Nothing quite like the Hockey Camp, which ended yesterday in the hills of Penn- sylvania, has ever taken place before in the world of women's sports. Two years ago, in 1921, Miss Constance M. K. Apj>lebee, of Bryn Mawr College, held the first of what she calls her "hockey conferences" at Mount Pocono with a gathering of less than a hundred girls. The fact that three times that number attended this year's camp shows overwhelmingly that field hockey as a sport lias gained a tremendous foothold in the United States, as a game essentially for women, and that interest is becoming mo- mentarily keener. From the standpoint of women's sport, this strenuous and highly concentrated month at Mt. Pocono is one of the most interesting and certainly the most novel of the year's events. The game, as a game for girls, was brought to America from England by Miss Applebee in 1901 and it is spreading like wildfire throughout,the country. The camp, with its English coaches, is the mccca for all en- thusiasts. These 300 girls, their minds seeth- ing with lunges, push passes and flick shots, their arms and legs a lol stiffei and more closely acquainted with "charley horses" than they have ever been before, have dis- persed to schools and 'colleges in the North and the South and the Mid-West, where they will endeavor to give forth all they have just learned apd where they will be. listened to with a rapt attention. Girls who have themselves coached hockey are reduced at Mount Pocono to the level of those who have never wielded a stick and, stung by the lash of an English tongue, they run as they have never run in their lives and won- der why they ever thought they knew any- thing about the game. The idea of the hockey camp originated with Miss Applebee after the visit of the English team to this country in 1921. Amer- ican teams simply had nothing to offer against the invaders and the need for some <M� OFFER FOUR CONCERTS String Quartet, Pianists, and Vo- calists among artists to appear BACH PROGRAM FOR THE FIRST CONTINUED ON PACE .'> Social Service Studied in Case-work and Lectures (Specially contributed by A. Pantser, '25) "O turn, and we are in the heart ot things." OPEN C. A. CABINET MEET- ING TO BE HELD An open meeting of the Christian Association Cabinet will be held Wednesday, October 14, to discuss the plans of the association for the com- ing year. Everyone is urged to come. These words are the best description of "Junior Month" that I can imagine. After having studied and read and heard about "existing social conditions," 'after having discussed them long and heatedly with friends, after having formed pet theories and* opinions upon many of them, I suddenly landed at "Junior Month" and "the heart of things" ap- peared�the realities whose existence I had up to then either taken on faith or conjectured about dubiously. In this necessarily short account of a most varied, full, and continuously dif- ferent month. I shall have to omit telling about the glorious Sunday spent on Long Island at the invitation of Mrs. Robert de Forest, the president of the Charity Organisations Society of New York; I shall have to leave out the private motor trip up the Hudson and the picnic which served as a farewell party; I shall even CONTINUED 0N> PACE t SUMMER SCHOOL WORKERS DESCRIBE AMUSING SIDE Rain As Usual Ushers in Summer Students [Specially contributed by the undergrad- uate workers at the Summer School, S. Carey. '2."); //. Henshaw, '25; /�'. Briggs, '25; J. See ley, '27.) The Denbigh firebell was silent, but Susan's alarm clock jangled helpfully, as she rushed down the corridqr trying, �Fire drill, it's a fire drill!" It was merely another of the queer customs that those strange college people had been imposing upon them since their arrival three days ago. It had been a very cheerless arrival. Ducks would have revelled in the puddles and dripping grey walks, but the atmosphere must have been deprcssing_ to the Summer School students who straggled in at all hours from all directions. Miss Smith's car, although as a rule hopelessly tem- peramental, was coaxed into meeting all the trains and even into taking some be- lated people to the Roma for dinner. Bryn Mawr. of course, had several tricks to produce for the delight of the newcomers. Among the most notable CONTINUED ON PACE 5 Four concerts of a varied character arc offered by the Department of Music for the coming year. r~ � The first concert, to be given October 20, will be a Bach program by the Eng- lish pianist, Harold Samuel, who is recog- nized in Europe as one of the foremost interpreters of Bach. On six successive days in 1921 he gave six recitals in Lon- don entirely devoted to Bach's clavier music. So successful was his venture that he has given this series annually in London and has also repeated it through- out England. - Mr. Samuel's appearance in college, which has been made possible by the generosity of Mrs. Ft S. Coolidge, the founder of the Berkshire Chamber Music Festival and an ardent worker to pro- mote appreciation of music in this coun- try, will be his only one in the vicinity of Philadelphia. The program for Mr Samuel's recital is as follows: 1. Chromatic Fantasic and Fugue. I. Prom the 'Well-Tempered Clavi- chord": Prelude and Fugue in A, Bk. 1. Prelude and Fugue in C Sharp mi- nor, Bk. 1. B flat, Bk. 1. F. Bk. 8. '�'.. Short Preludes in C major and E major. Invention in A major. Bouree in E minor. . Minuet in G major. Fantasia in C minor. 4. Partita in B flat major. Prelude. Allemande. Courante. Sarahande. Minuets 1 and 2. Guigue. The Lenox Quartet, which will appear at the second concert on December 8, is known as one of the foremost string quartets in America. Their program will include modern compositions for string quartet and the Tschaikowsky piano trio with Horace Alwyne at the pianoforte. Boris Saslawsky, who will give a joint -recital with Horace Alwyne at the third concert on February 16, is a Russian baritone who has appeared with great success in the United States and Canada. He is an artist with a fine gift for inter- pretation and the power of making vivid the dramatic qualities of his songs. His program will include folk songs of Great and Little Russia. � The last concert, scheduled for March 16. will consist of modern combinations ot string -and wind instruments and voice. The vocalist will be Baron Hesse von Schencheney. a Russian baritone, who Was formerly a member of the Imperial Opera of Moscow, and has been heard in opera and recitals in the leading Eu- CONTINUED (IN PACE 0 NEWS BOARD TO HOLD COMPETITION A competition for members of the editorial board of The News for 1926 and 1927 will begin on Thursday, Oc- tober 9. Those wishing to try out will please see D. Smith, Pembroke West, as soon as possible. �**
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It's the most, wonderful tiiime of the year... for STEAM SALES!
I'll tell you right now, I'm holding onto at least 40 bucks waiting for that Christmas sale to start, you know it's going to go down this weekend, or real soon. I'm hoping a lot of the new Indie games they released like "Primordia" or games I completely missed out on like "Dragon Age" but then again, I got my fantasy itch scratched with "Guild Wars 2" now... Hopefully, I'm getting a Capture Card soon, and my Let's Plays will be regular and frequent, rather then when I'm not struggling to catch up on missing updates...
But, I want to know, what games are YOU wishing for this Holiday Season, if any at all.
Shout the game of your dreams with all your might and maybe with a little hope, and a touch of magic, Santa will bring it to you this Christmas...or Satan, can't go wrong either way, though Satan tends to have ironic twists.


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quote:A local casual spot is a dive.
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CANNES, France — The must-have accessory in Cannes this weekend was an umbrella as torrential downpours played havoc with red-carpet dressing.
Among those braving the rain-soaked Pegasus yacht on Friday for a cocktail party Margherita Missoni and Quintessentially threw to benefit OrphanAid Africa were Eugenie Niarchos and Tatiana Santo Domingo. A barefoot Jade Jagger said she had her wet-weather wardrobe all figured out: "It's a good thing I brought so many long dresses."
The next night, nothing could dampen the spirits of Jeanne Moreau, who was being feted for her 60-year career at the swanky Majestic Beach. The august actress opted for a custom-made Pierre Cardin gown. "I have one in coral, purple and black and white, he made them for me especially," said Moreau, who had only optimistic thoughts on her anniversary. "I wish that everything ends well for everyone."
The Vanity Fair party at Hotel du Cap-Eden Roc later that night was full of stars, even if the cloudy sky wasn't. As guests crowded onto the covered seaside terrace, Harrison Ford and Will Smith entertained onlookers by performing an impromptu dance routine. "We didn't even practice," said Smith, who insisted that he enjoyed the inclement weather. "My wife likes to say that it's because it's the opposite of my personality, but I love it," he said. "It makes me feel all warm and sexy."
His dancing partner denied having any butterflies about the opening of his much-hyped "Indiana Jones" sequel the next night. "It's a holiday being here," said Ford, leading his squeeze Calista Flockhart to a less crowded spot.
As partygoers nibbled on marshmallow-filled candy roses, Diane von Furstenberg caught up with her campaign model Natalia Vodianova and couples like Mick Jagger and L'Wren Scott, Adrien Brody and Elsa Pataky and the on-again Sean Penn and Robin Wright-Penn and mingled at the bar.
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"... the human race might easily permit itself to drift into a position of such dependence on the machines that it would have no practical choice but to accept all of the machines decisions. As society and the problems that face it become more and more complex and machines become more and more intelligent, people will let machines make more of their decision for them, simply because machine-made decisions will bring better result than man-made ones. Eventually a stage may be reached at which the decisions necessary to keep the system running will be so complex that human beings will be incapable of making them intelligently. At that stage the machines will be in effective control. People won't be able to just turn the machines off, because they will be so dependent on them that turning them off would amount to suicide."
Michio Kaku says we will all join with machines. To me, that appears spell out extinction for the human species.
Count down to human extinction...
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It's only a question of time before artificial brains overtake
our biological brains and become selfaware.
Within a decade we should be able to
assemble an artificial brain with the same
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Should humans build machines that could take over the world?
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Humans are becoming intimately merged with machines
The line between man and machine is starting to blur. Later this century, there will no longer be a clear distinction.
Humans will become extinct within the next few centuries.
The holdouts who refuse technological upgrades will be kept in a human zoo for their own protection, and they will be watched over by the machines.


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Newbie |
So I came across this link yesterday on here, and wondering if anyone has used it yet? They say they improve your rating on IMDb www.boostyourstar.com | ||
Robert DeNiro |
Oh, get real. Quit promoting your stupid, scammy site. | |||
Nicholas Cage |
and its 1 post. I didnt click and I will never click. | |||
Glenn Close |
Great idea! I'll boost my StarMeter into the 100's range without any recent real credits and then get called in by top agents to be ridiculed. Oh wait, agents don't look at star meters, only actors do. | |||
Julia Roberts |
Even if casting directors had even cared about the starmeter (which they haven't), they would know that it's worthless now. Everyone knows about these losers, and what little credibility the starmeter had before is now gone. | |||
Morgan Freeman |
What?? It's useless?? But I was including that in all my submission letters! "My starmeter is now 250,000! Up from 345,000 last week! Surely that's because I'm wayyyy talented!" Rats...now I have to rely on my talent alone. | |||
Harrison Ford |
Good on all of you, especially the Canadian girl, for spotting an obvious scam. I wish all actors were as sharp as you guys. | |||
Newbie |
Is this a similar idea when all these actors post their IMDb links on Craigslist with some rubbish description so you click on their link? | |||
Russell Crowe |
Are IMDB just as useless when it comes to Company ratis? Should you use it as one way to compare agencies? | |||
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NO! Do NOT pay attention to IMDB ranking with regards to agencies! One of the WORST agencies in LA, Michael Zanuck Agency, has a high IMDB rating because he spams everyone who joins LACasting and a lot of uneducated actors search him. | |||
Newbie |
So actually if this is used the right way and timed with credits etc. it does work out well. | |||
Newbie |
This is funny. It's like I'm sure CD's and Agents know that their are companies out there that boost your stupid star meter and if they see some nobody in the top 10 it's kind of obvious you used one of these services, so what is the point? Oh yeah none! | |||
Russell Crowe |
I don't think the rating means any thing unless it is super low. If it is around 2.5 million, you are obviously not maintaining the account or connected to anything. I once I started updating my DDs account regularly the rating went under 500k. when she linked to her agent it went up. It is that simple. Why would you pay someone to do that?? | |||
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I would stay clear of service like this one. Imdb knows about these company and it going after people who use it. My gf who had a normal rank of around 60-75k signed up for a month a while back and it seemed to work but within a few weeks IMDb sent her an email saying her account was flagged. Since then her star ranking has been stuck at over 500,000. Worse still, when she demanded a refund, the douche basically told her to "f--- off". | |||
Russell Crowe |
Agency comparisons: I tried to compare agencies using IMDB in small market but this is what I found: Agencies do not link to actors with low IMDB ratings or most of their talent is not on IMDB. Most people in my area had never heard of the highest rated IMDB talent agency in our area. I submitted to the agency and they were willing to sign my DD without even talking to her first! | |||
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Matt Garza (lat) allowed just two hits, didn't walk anyone and struck out six over six scoreless innings in Thursday's rehab start with Triple-A Iowa.
Brett Cecil didn't pitch as scheduled on Friday due to left shoulder soreness.
Lucas Duda (oblique) hopes to be game-ready early next week.
Daniel Murphy will undergo X-rays on his right hand.
Matt Harvey touched 99 mph while throwing two perfect innings Friday against the Nationals.
Rangers signed LHP Joe Beimel to a one-year, $1.5 million contract.
Jonathan Lucroy (hamstring) could be ready for Cactus League game sooner than expected.
Josh Reddick was scratched from Friday's lineup due to a right oblique strain.
Gavin Floyd had to halt a live batting practice session on Wednesday after seven pitches due to "general soreness."
Jorge De La Rosa was scratched from Saturday's scheduled outing due to left groin tightness.
Yu Darvish (triceps) will undergo an MRI on Friday.
Omar Infante was scratched from Friday's lineup due to ongoing soreness in his right elbow.


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The green of the hills surrounds the city, but one need not deviate much from the busy streets to find places where nature calls for moments of tranquility or physical activities.
Despite the bustle of a typical large city, Lyon can also be a quiet place, where the green shades of the plants or the blue of the water help you relax after hours spent visiting museums and shops. There are three city parks: the Tête d'Or has an area of 105 hectares with English-inspired gardens and a lake, still harboring the Botanical Garden (www.jardin-botanique-lyon.com) and Zoo. Another point of interest in this space with nearly nine thousand trees is the Rose Garden, with 350 different species. The Parc des Hauteurs is Fourviere zone and has stunning views over the River Saône. It includes hiking trails and tracks for cycling. The Gerland Confluence is located in the south of the city and is not yet fully completed, as it integrates a very ambitious redevelopment plan for the entire surrounding area. Still, it is ideal for walking or cycling and for an evening tour, it is open until 10 pm and that is when you can enjoy a sound and light show created from the plants that are lit up. Just minutes from downtown is the Parque Miribel Jonage (www.grand-parc.fr), situated next to a lake and so much aimed for those who enjoy water activities like canoeing, rowing or sailing, but also for golf enthusiasts. About 12 kilometers from the center lies the Lacroix-Laval Park (www.lacroix-laval.com), an extensive area of 115 hectares, with forests, a river, several bridges, which also includes a castle, a restaurant and a museum with thousands of antique dolls. Park Parilly (www.rhone.fr), with a large forest area but also including a circuit, it is ideal to spend some time with the family or to play sports.


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Giveaway from LeedleDeedle Designs
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- AnonymousDecember 5, 2011 at 4:48 PM
The Chines chrysoprase earrings are wonderful. firstname.lastname@example.com
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They are all beautiful but if I had to pick one it would be the double dangle pearl earrings. She has beautiful jewelry. I may have to buy the bracelet. thanks for the chance to win.
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I like the chinese chrysoprase earrings - the green and the exotic design is so elegant. It's been ages since I got new earrings!
Lalexander733 (at) gmail (dot) com - JenniferDecember 6, 2011 at 9:20 AM
I love the Green Pearl Cluster earings. They're beautiful!!
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The City of Fullerton is currently conducting a study to investigate the feasibility of a dedicated public transit line between the Downtown's Fullerton Transportation Center (FTC) and East Fullerton. The study will investigate potential modes of transit, as well as the land use and population growth that could complement a transit investment. The study is intended to support a vision of creating a quality public transit connection between the heart of the City and the area surrounding California State University Fullerton; and to do so in a manner that encourages private investment, accommodates population growth, maximizes sustainable operations and enhances the City's quality of life. The study area is primarily focused on a 1/4 mile distance around Chapman and Commonwealth Avenues, which are the two main arterials connecting Downtown and East Fullerton. A 1/4 mile has been used because it is considered a convenient "walk-able" distance for an average person. The actually alignment of the transit route will be considered as part of the study, and will need to take into consideration numerous factors. Additionally, the study will consider the types of transit that are most appropriate for the community and Fullerton's growth. The transit modes to be studied are expected to include light rail, street car/trolley and bus rapid transit. The study is intended to produce: 1. A Feasibility Analysis 2. A Financing Strategy 3. An Implementation Program Funding for the study is primarily through a grant from the California Department of Transportation (Caltrans). The Southern California Association of Governments (SCAG) is the recipient of the grant funds, on behalf of the City of Fullerton. Please visit www.scag.ca.gov for more information on SCAG.
February 6, 2013: The City of Fullerton staff is forming a Steering Committee to help guide and inform the consultant during the analysis. The Steering Committee will be comprised of residents, business owners, educational institutions, and other community members. Applications for the Steering Committee are now available. An informational meeting for those interested in serving on the Steering Committee will be held at 6:30 PM on February 13, 2013 at the City's new Community Center, 340 W. Commonwealth Avenue. Interested persons should submit complete applications by Thursday, February 21, 2013. February 5, 2013: City Council was scheduled to receive a presentation on the College Connector Study during their February 5, 2013 study session agenda. The presentation was intended to introduce the new Council to the study, and obtain feedback related to Steering Committee selection. While the introductory presentation was not provided to the City Council, due to time constraints, the Council did select two members to assist in the review of Steering Committee applications. The members are Mayor Pro Tem Chaffee and Council Member Flory.
For additional information on the College Connector Study, please contact Jay Eastman, AICP, Senior Planner at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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The Coolest Business Cards I Have Ever Seen - Use of Cool Shapes, Textures, Creativity, & Talent
This was the most fun that I have ever had posting a blog. This blog is for showcasing the most amazing and innovative business card designs that I have ever seen. Some of the following business cards are shaped like objects, some have pop-up textures, some of these business cards even have plants growing from within the card itself.
This business card is for a company named Tag in the shape of a tag. Very cool business card.
This is similar to the tags above but these are dog tags for a pet adoption program.
A business card to look like matches inside a matchbook. I think this is the coolest card that I have ever seen.
This business card is stretchable.
A really cool business card in the shape of a leaf for a produce company.
A transparent business card on some sort of plastic.
Same company as above, but this time the text on the business card is 3d-like.
Isn't this cool. The business card is a punch out toy car.
Business card design that looks like a chocolate bar with a bite out of it. Very cute.
A business card design that looks nothing like a business card. This business card can second as a toy airplane.
How about a perforated divorce lawyer business card. It splits in half, one for each divorcee.
A business card that creates an illusion of a scroll.
A really cool business card. The illusion of the 'g' popping out at me is so strong that I am still not so sure that it isn't!!
Really interesting design. 3.5 x 2 thick plastic with a notch. Sticker is printed with a varnish on everything except the word "tactix" which is also embossed.
This business card looks like a dog tag…is it really made out of metal?
Business card that opens up…notice the chair that pops up. Very cute business card design.
I just liked the look of this business card.
I think this business card is cool…it is a punch out of a bottle which is for a company called Message in a Bottle.
Business card with fur like texture on the sheep illustration. So cute…it is for a company named 'The Farm'.
This business card is for a business called The Cat Box. Notice the tail sticking up out of the top of the card.
Business card design that is very simple but also very eye catching!
An innovative design that looks like swiss cheese or punch card.
You have to love the uniqueness of this business card. It looks like cutout letters for a template.
A business card design that opens up into a booklet. Pretty innovative.
Business cards that look like movie tickets.
Isn't this so innovative? This business card has a seed within it and a plant grows from the business card.
Who says that a business card can't be a circle?
Isn't this a great illustrated business card? It is for a Beauty and Makeup Effects business…beauty and the beast type theme.
Business Card made out of metal with punch-out pick locks. This lock was created by Kevin Mitnick who was a famous hacker who spent time in jail. When he got out of jail he started a security company. Thank you to the contributors who send to me this info.
Business card with a hole through it.
An oval business card design.
I like this one a lot…a business card that comes in and out of a little envelope.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,450You have to be very careful with Boxsters, especially the early ones, as they have a potentially fatal engine defect---intermediate main shaft bearing failure. Always take any used Boxster to a Porsche specialist, where, if they know what they are doing, they'll remove the oil filter and cut it in half and look for signs of bearing degeneration. If you don't, you may be in line for a $12,000 engine...or...if you catch it in time, a $4000 retro-fit for the bearing.
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photooo7 Posts: 2I recently wrecked my Jeep and now have a chance to buy a 2000 BMW Z3. It has the power top and a optional hard top and rack. The car truly is mint. Only 30,000 miles from individual who found it to be not a practical car for them so it sat in a garage. My problem is the only other cars i find like this within 500 miles usually have close or over 100,000 miles or more. I would have to pay $3000- $4000 over current book value for this car. $13,000- $14,000 is what I think I can buy it for. Forget practical, Would you pay the "over price".
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Those that can cast magic, usually some form of a mage, can use magic to enhance weapons. The other method is infusion of lyrium runes into the weapon either by a dwarf due to their lack of ability to use magic and high tolerance of lyrium, or a mage known as a tranquil who is a mage whose emotional and magical connections have been severed. A few of us posses enchanted weapons.
Jasthn wrote:I think that's considered a battle mage?
Is the weapon their primary form of attack, or are they trained highly in it?
Jasthn wrote:is magic similar to alteration in the Elder Scrolls possible?
You're going to have to expound that one for me.
Jasthn wrote:As far as affiliations go, can one make up a guild or something?
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The College News Volume V. No. 7 NEED FOR WOMAN'S WORK REMAINS "No one should give up the least hit of work, or training for work. The problems of reconstruction which face the country are tremendous, involving the re- adjustment not only of the returning sol- diers but of industry as well." This was Miss Kingsbury's comment on conscrip- tion in a statement given out to the News Tuesday night. "The fact of the matter is that we as women shall see a greater demand for our services than ever before," Miss Kingfibury declared. "The main thing that we must remember is that the first problem of the war in this country was one of unemployment in 1914. This came as the result of the shift from peace in- dustries into war industries. Now there is the shift from war industries to peace industries and the preparation for this will bring in its train a long list of diffi- culties. "The utilization of women in labor is at present an unknown quantity. Of one tiling we may be certain, that the world has never needed so much the services of educated and professionally trained women." BRYN MAWR, PA., NOVEMBER 14, 1918 Price 5 Cents EPOCH-MAKING CELEBRATION OF END OF WAR SWEEPS CAMPUS FROM THURSDAY TO MONDAY PRE8IDENT THOMAS SAYS WINNING OF WAR MEANS A NEW WORLD VARSITY DOWNS PHILADELPHIA, 5-3 IN SEASON'S FIRST GAME L Cheston Stars for Visitors; M. Tyler, G. Hearne and E. Donahue for Home Team Topping Philadelphia's three goals with two to spare. Varsity fought its way to victory in the first game of the season last Saturday morning. In spite of the visitors' nearly Impregnable defense the home forwards managed to score five times after L. Cheston, Philadelphia's star center forward, had put in the first of her three successful shots. With M. Carey '20 moved back to cen- ter halfback from center forward, where she played last year, and U. Hearne '19, M. Tyter '19, E. Biddle '19. and B. Weaver '20 in their old places. Varsity presented a formidable front. The chief veterans on the Philadelphia team were the Misses Cheston, Miss Faries, and Mrs. Farles. Miss L. Cheston Is captain of All-Phila- delphia. Score 2-1 in First Half During most of the first half Varsity's game was lackadaisical. M. Tyler '19 "19 started the ball down the field with a rush, but before she could shoot the op- posing defense interfered. Several times Miss Tyler and P. France '19, working to- gether, and O. Hearne '19, dribbling in (Continued on page 3. column 2.) Our greatest reason for rejoicing today is because of the new world that will come out of this war, said President Thomas in her brief speech from Taylor steps last Thursday. "You of the younger generation can hardly realize what it means to us who are older to see right and justice finally established after the terrible wrong and Injustice of the old world in which we have lived. Our happiness is too great for words. We can only think with profound grati- tude of the gallant men�and women, too �who have made this new world possible �those who have given their lives for us, and those who are coming back to us safs. CLASSES GIVE WAY TO PEACE CELEBRATION AUTHOR OF "CARRY ON" COMING Coningsby Dawson Secured by Education Department for December 7th Lieutenant Coningsby Dawson. author of Carry On: Letters in War-time, will speak here, Saturday evening, December 7th, under the Education Department of the War Council. Lieutenant Dawson has been wounded and sent home, to Newark, N. J. He has been lecturing through the country since his return. Lieutenant Dawson graduated from Ox- ford In 1905 with honours in History, and came to America, Intending to take a the- ological course. After a year he decided literature was his life-work, and began to fit himself, writing from seven to ten ntlnued on page 5, column 1 ) College Throngs to Philadelphia as Quarantine Is Lifted Favored by an extra holiday on Friday and a lifting of the quarantine on Phila- delphia, the college's impulse to celebrate the report of peace last Thursday found full expression. The "news" reached the campus nearly an hour before the ringing of the church bells proclaimed it to the rest of the neighborhood. It was first announced in Rockefeller dining-room by M. Bilers '20, who had heard It by telephone from New York. From there It spread over the campus, breaking up class meetings and labora- tory sessions. Many rushed to the hockey fields, others gathered excitedly under Pem- broke arch, both throngs finally uniting on Taylor steps. National hymns and popular war songs followed incoherently. "God Save the King" was led by Miss Applebee and the Marseillaise sung by Mile. Lucle Mabille, French Scholar, the college joining in the chorus. President Thomas and M. Beck, in response to loud appeals, spoke from the steps. The crowd left Taylor only to gather again around two of the Italian employees, who sang the Italian national hymn. The climax of the campus celebration came when President Thomas told a large number waiting outside the deanery door that the faculty would follow a sug- gestion made by Miss Donnelly and Dr. Chew and grant a holiday the next day. Dr. David, Dr. Fenwick, Dr. Chew and Miss King spoke from the deanery porch. A long parade, starting from Pembroke arch and marching to Low Buildings and up Gulf Road, returned to the campus to hear Taylor bell ringing as a sign that Dr. Branson had agreed with the rest of the Health Department to raise the quaran- tine immediately, instead of waiting till the beginning of the week. From 3.38 on parties left the campus to celebrate with the throngs in Philadel- phia. Hockey match games, afternoon classes and all other activities were bus- , pended. Announcements were made ex-1 cuslng students from conscripted war I work and required exercise for the rest | of the week. The halls were dark until after mid- night, and after the service the next mornlnn the campus was again deserted until the college was reassembled Satur- day night by Banner Show. SENIOR SINGING AT 4 A. M. FOLLOW8 PEACE DECLARATION Wrenched from their slumbers by In- sistent Philadelphia whistles or by ex- cited groups running through the corri- dors, the undergraduate body, in various stages of deshabille, assembled on Taylor steps In the dark between 4 and 4.30 Mon- day morning to begin the Peace Jubilee with the singing of patriotic songs. To the clanging of Taylor bell and the sound of the college siren they proceeded in a noisy column to Low Buildings, where Mrs. Smith greeted them and presented them with a flag. On the campus they were met by President Thomas, who gave them a short and impressive address and accompanied them to a blazing bonfire on the lower hockey Held. Punctuated only by short talks by President Thomas and Dr. Fenwick, the bonfire-singing and snake-dances contin- ued till the first sign of dawn at six o'clock. Then, weary, but exultant, the mob dispersed�those in Pembroke to dress for a 6.30 breakfast; the other halls, to sleep, to eat in their rooms, or to watch the sun rise, according to their various inclinations. VOTE TO ABOLI8H CONSCRIPTION AFTER THANKSGIVING Undergraduates Question Efficacy of System Conscription will be abolished after the Thanksgiving holidays, according to a vote taken by the Undergraduate Asso- ciation last Tuesday, following a hot de- bate on the value of the plan In promot- ing social service and relief work. The present system will be continued until November 26th, in order, according to D. Peters '19, head of the Conscription Board, to throw Community Center and Clerical work, etc.. Into running order. This vote to abolish conscription must be ratified by the War Council and the Athletic Association. An alphabetical bulletin board for notes will be placed in Taylor instead of the paper file voted upon last week. COLLEGE THANKSGIVING LED BY PRESIDENT THOMAS AND DR. BARTON Monday Holiday Announced at Eight o'clock Service With Allied flags fluttering from the pulpit, President Thomas and Dr. Barton, at 8 o'clock on last Manday morning, con- ducted a thanksgiving service for peace, and announced that by a vote of the ma- jority of the faculty the college would be given a holiday. "That the great German machine, reaching out with its poisonous tentacles to all parts of the world, should be broken, makes this the most momentous occasion in history," declared Dr. Barton. The disorder in Germany, he went on, is shown by the fact that the Kaiser fled to Holland rather than to Switzerland, where he is reported to have sent his lug- gage. He evidently did not dare to travel through Germany and hurried over the nearest border. Alluding to the popular conception of the Kaiser as the Anti-Christ, Dr. Barton quoted a parody to Tipperary: "It's a long way to Paris. It's a long way to go; It's a long way through little Belgium, It's the wrongest way to go, So good-bye, Billy Kaiser, Farewell, meln Herr! It's a long, long way to Hades, But your home's right there." The most natural attitude toward the German War Lords is that of the Scotch shepherd who justified himself for beat- ing a dead dog by declaring, "I gar e'en ken there's punishment after death for dogs that kill sheep." Still we should realize that the bitterest punishment they can suffer is the burning hate and disap- pointment they now feel as they look upon their wrecked ambitions. The victory that has been won is a new demonstration that God is directing the affairs of men, and should move us not onlly to effervescent joy but to consecra- tion to right, truth, and God. (Continued on page 5. column | ) JUNIOR TOREADORS FETE 1922 AT SPANISH CABARET Banner Show Characterized By Well- Created Atmosphere The most original variation on the Spanish influenza theme yet seen here was staged by 1920 last Saturday at Ban- ner Show, the first class-entertainment to be given this year. At the Spanish Inn, Fluenza, Spain, floor dancing alternated with vaudeville acts in the approved cabaret fashion. True to the precedent set by 1918, the Juniors bent their main efforts toward the creation of atmosphere. A balcony scene, enacted by D. Rogers and L. Kel- logg, and a flower dance by four of the smallest senorltas, added the flavor of romance to the truly Spanish posada. crowded with a brilliant pueblo in red. yellow, and black velvet. When 1922 arrived at their tables, pi- loted by an admirable head waiter In the person of A. Harrison, they were toasted by the Juniors in the welcoming cabaret counterpart of a curtain song. Resplendent as a toreador, G. Hess, manager of the Inn, supplied most of the local hits of the evening In reviewing the prominent Freshmen, and epitomised the tyranny of the red tarn in a song to the tune of 1918's "Doggone Dangerous Girl." (Continued on page 2. column 4.) CHANGE OF VAR8ITY PLAYS Mrs. Patch Is Coach and M. Krantz '19 Stage Managsr With Mrs. Patch as coach, and M. Krantz '19 as stage manager, try outs for Varsity Dramatics began yesterday. Mrs. Patch coached the Varsity Play last year. M. Krantz, who was elected at a meeting of the Undergraduate Association on Tuesday, took the leading woman char- acter part In 1919V Sophomore Play, The Scarecrow. Two of the plays In the group chosen last week have been changed. Three Pills in a Bottle from Workshop 47. 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