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CinCire wrote:Same universe, different dimensions.
Why did Megaville have to be destroyed in GT? You don't like the idea of an entire cast of characters being probably dead in a single page? Isn't that one of the things that GT can do well? I mean you've got so many morbid symbols (Death, Demons, Skeletons, Ghosts, Symbiotes, ect), you might as well show that the story means business. "Ya, that whole other comic you guys like, they're all dead (probably). What now?" I mean it's not like they were important to the GT story line or anything. If you didn't read PPGD, you wouldn't even care about them.duzzkiller wrote:Even it really is,I am feeling to vomit of the story going.Why does the story plot must lead to such destruction and massacre?Will other members feel uncomfortable because 2 stories are in the same universe and thing are going worse then ever?
Now I am hesitated to recommend here to others who likes comic.Maybe I didn't have the appetite for devouring tragedy plots.
It's complicated because there is no well known terminology for what we are talking about. For example, take X-Men. Over the entire collection of X-Men comics you will find tons of conflicting facts, with origin stories, people dieing and so on. One way that these are resolved is by saying that there are two different stories in the same universe. All X-Men comics still usually have mutants in some conflict, the Xavier institute, Wolverine being a bad ass, ect. Therefor they are in the same universe. In the same way we have GT and PPGD in the same universe, where a ton of Cartoon Network all live(d) in a city, however they are different stories.duzzkiller wrote:One says it is the same universe,one says not.All right,whatever.It can be discussed later.
I just hope I can handle Blossom and Raven's death in GT.
And a better future ending of PPGD.Not too long.(5 to 8 years to ending is my limit)
Too many comics have drawn too long and been deteriorated.That's my greatest fear of Bleedman comic.
Numa Katzroy wrote:Both comics are not the same universe as their story's show. Beeare once said that once PPGD is finish, it will have a completely different ending than what Grim Tales shows today.
BeeAre wrote:i sure do hate the concept that HIM or Aku are in a relationship with Blossom, with the least of my reasons being that it is thematically boring to repeat what is effectively the same thing with Grim and Mandy.
CinCire wrote:Neither stories have anything to do with the other.
CinCire wrote:Neither stories have anything to do with the other. BeeAre has already confirmed this.
Mimi's father is Him, which has been confirmed by Grids.
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College Volume X. No. 13 BRYN MAWR, PA., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 16, 1924 Price 10 Cents MEMBER OF REICHSTAG SPEAKS IN ROCKEFELLER Labor Party, Though Having an International Basis, is Unable to Stop War * GERMANY FACES REACTION Germany of the last- five years was the subject of the talk which Frau Schreiber, woman member of. the Reichstag, gave in Rockefeller Hall last Friday night. In November, 1918, said Frau Schreiber, the Germans thought that they were start- ing a new democracy in the heart of cen- tral Europe. The leaders of the labor party and the Social Democrats took the new government in hand, intending to main- tain it in an orderly way. The labor move- ment, strong for many years, was composed of intellectuals and manual laborers. In Germany the labor movement is the same as the Social Democratic party, law-abid- ing and evolutionary. Although* the inter- national basis of the labor party is definite it has not been able to stop war. The new German constitution was designed to-keep peace and to encourage international friendship. It provided for equality of the sexes, that the illegitimate child should have the same rights as the child born in wedlock; in economic ideas it is between the Russian Soviet and the independence of the employer, making use of an organiza- tion something like the American Shop Committee. Even in the old Germany there had been a social welfare plan of state insurance which was continued. Germany had hoped for a peace of re- construction, a Wilsonian peace. When the Versailles Treaty came to Germany for signature, most of the people, charmed by the Very word of peace, led the govern- ment into accepting it, although the wom- en in the National Assembly were very much opposed. The contents of the treaty are now being taught in the schools be- cause of their effect on the next genera- CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 LETZ QUARTET GIVES CONCERT ON MONDAY Second Recital Includes Music of Brahms, Beethoven and De Fesch The Letz Quartet, accompanied by Mr. Alwync, gave a concert on Monday eve- ' ning, January 7, in Taylor Hall. This*was the second of the series of concerts under the auspices of the Music Department. The third and last will be a recital by Mr. Alwyne on Monday, Feb- ruary 18. The members of the Letz Quartet are: Hans Letz..............First Violin Edwin Bachmann ......Second Violin William Schubert ..............Viola Horace Britt.............Violoncello Program String Quartet in E flat, op. 74 ("Harp" Quartet) Beethoven Poco Adagio. Allegro Adagio, ma non troppo Presto Allegretto con Variazioni Sonata for 'Cello in G..........De Fesch Prelude # Allemande Sarabapde Minietto Piano Quartet in A, op. 26 ......Brahms Allegro non troppo Poco Adagio Poco Alh'gro Allegro v MISS GLADYS BOONE EXPLAINS AMERICAN LABOR MOVEMENT Little Chance for Workers to Rise to Political Leadership The Secretary of the W�man's Trade Union, Miss Gladys Boone, spoke on the American Labor Movement at the meeting of the Liberal Club held in the Graduate Sitting Room in Denbigh last Thursday evening. �_ Various phases of the Labor Movement in this country have arisen as a direct re- sult of its history, began Miss Boone. For instance, the labor unions here have not had to work for the suffrage, since it came more easily in America than in Europe. Then, too, a certain type-of labor leader has arisen on account of the bargaining over large areas which is necessitated by the size of the country. Competition with the organized is complicated with the un- organized immigrant. In explaining the American Labor Move- ment of today Miss Boone said that the American Federation of Labor is thought of in two ways, as the unions affiliated w.ith the central group, and as "Gompcrs and his crowd." The unions affiliated with the A. F. of L^. arc varied in their policies from tre- mendous idealism in some sections to cor- ruption in others. As a whole the Federa- tion has no political movement. Anyone who votes for labor is bound to go back into office, as Gompcr's policy is to reward his friends and punish his enemies. The lack of a real political movement is partly responsible for unintelligent leadership, as men cannot rise from economic to political leadership. The central labor unions in the cities which push for interests of their citizens, partly take the place of a political party. There are also state federations which have not gone far. as yet, but which according to Miss Boone, may do much in the future. The most important of the unions not affiliated with the American Federation of Labor are the four big railroad brother- hoods, the secessionist unions and the I. W. W. The railroad brotherhoods, founded in 1863 before the A. F. of L. came into being, refused to enter, because they be- lieved they occupied a strategic position in the country. The secessionist movements are those which left the Federation for various causes of discontent, forming or- ganizations of their own." The Amalga- mated Clothing Workers of America have obtained good conditions in their own in- dustry and. are now branching out into other fields. The desire to foster industrial unionism was the reason for the secession of the I. W. W. and their formation. NEW YORK THEATRE GUILD TO GIVE THREE PLAYS IN PHILADELPHIA New York Theatre Guild Productions will be given in Philadelphia at the Walnut Street Theatre. Students may get seats at half price on Moffday, Tuesday ap^ Wednesday, January 21, 22 and 23. The program for these performances will be as follows: Monday: "The Devil's Disciple." Tuesday: "Peer Gynt." Wednesday: "He Who Gets Slapped." Any students who wish tickets for these nights should apply at once to the manager of the theatre. Dr. Mary James, a Bryn Mawr graduate who has done pioneer hospital work in China, will speak in vespers. Dr. James' Hospital has been for many years on the Christian Association budget. She was at the Student Volunteer Conference held at Indianapolis during Christmas vacation. FIRST SWIMMING MEET. WON "BY SOPHOMORES Dark Blue Breaks Record in Relay Race and Wins Diving -=�� Placing first in three events and break- ing the record for the relay race by one second, 1926 won the Preliminary Meet in the swimming meet held last Friday, with 36.16 points. The Seniors placed second with 9 points, while the Juniors an.d Fresh- men followed with 7.5 and 7.33 points. In the 68-foot front stroke, M. Faries, '24, and P. Brown, '26, tied for first place with 14 points. K. Van Bibber, '24, and M. M. Dunn, '25, also tied with 19.2 win- ning. points in the 68-foot back' -stroke event. The 136-foot race, front stroke, was won by N. Benoist '27, with 34.6 points, ahd D. Lee, '25, carried off the plunging honors, going 58 feet 8 inches. F. Jay '26, had the high&t score in* dives with 60.7 points, while M. Woodworth* '24, came a close second with 60.4 points. The points in the following score arc subject to change after the final meet, which will be held on Saturday evening. 68-Foot Front Seconds 1. W. Dodd, '26 . �................... 13.4 H. Stokes, '27 ................... 13.4 E. Harris, '26 ................... 13.4 2. P. Brown, '26 ................... 14.0 � M. Faries, "24................... 14.0 136-Foot Front Seconds 1. E. Harris, '26 ................... 31.2 2. H. Stokes, '27 ................... 33.4 3. N. Benoist, '27................... 34.6 4. M. Talcott, '26 ................... 33.8 68-Foot Back Seconds 1. E. Lomas, '25 .................... 18.0 2. M. Woodwqrth, '24 ....:......... 182 3. W. Dodd, '26 .................... 19.0 4. K Van Bibber, '24 ............... 192 M. M. Dunn, '25 ................. 19.2 Plungb .1. D. Lee, '25 ................. 58 ft. 8 in. 2. G. -Macy, '26 ............... 58 ft. 5 in. 3. M. Smith, '24.............. 50 ft. 0 in, 4. M. Pierce, '25 ..............-48 ft. 0 in. Relay *"%^" Seconds if 1926 ................ ............ 59 2. 1927 .............................. 62.4 3. 1924............................. 64.4 � * Diving Points F. Jay, '26 .......................... 60.7 M. Woodworth, '24 ................. 60.4 F. Green, '26..................."___ 57.6 E. Lomas, '25 ........................ 57.4 RULES FOR B. M.'s AWARDED IN BASKETBALL ARE CHANGED The recent change by the Athletic Board in regard to B. M.'s applies to bo^h boys' and girls' rules in basketball. In girls' rules, B. M.'s will now be awarded to those who make the team, or the. position of first substitute, and play in two games. In boys' rules they will be awarded to those who mate the team, or the position of first substitute and play in one game. Chapel will be led next Sunday by the Reverend Charles Lewis Slatterly, former rector of Grace Church, New York, lec- turer at the General Theological Seminary and Stanford University, and now bishop of Massachusetts. He is the author among other books of "Religious Experience," and "Why Men Pray." ARGENTINE IS SCENE OF SOPHOMORE DANCE Spanish Gentlemen and Ladies Wander Through Patio with- its Realistic Palm Trees GYMNASIUM IS TRANSFORMED The gymnasium was almost unrecogniza- ble, last Saturday night, in its gala array for Sophomore dance. The ceiling was fes- tooned with strips "of alternating red, yel- low, green, blue and black, and railings draped with gay blankets in splashes of color. Winter was forgotten in the tropical atmosphere of palms, and trellises of kum- quats. One wall was a solid bank of green, against which stood tables, inviting inti- mate tetc-a-tetcs, while at the other end was a patio with low, 4|favily draped benches. Through this scene of palm and warmth wandered strangely attired Spanish "caballcroes," accompanied by attractive Castillian maidens with their brightly col- ored shawls and graceful mantillas. From the first strains of "La Paloma," with which the Sophomores officially opened the dance, until the last notes of the Freshman song, "Antonio Begonio," who told of "the romance and splendor, of the night spent in old Argentine," the room was filled with a whirling mass of people. Bright-colored mantillas were thrown in relief against white shirts, whose wearers leaned toward the colorful in sashes and scrapes. A van-colored spotlight height- ened the effect as it picked out a particu- larly bright shawl here and there. Com- plete transformations were effected by the judicious use of combs and lace, or wigs and side-burns. Some conceptions of the proper Argentinian costume for evening wear were extraordinary enough to as- tound the observer who was not blinded by the almost universal tints of red that predominated. Fortunately, the bull who featured on the posters both of the arena and the prize-ring was absent. BRYN MAWR VOTE TAKEN ON PRIZE PEACE PLAN Letters Explain Attitude of Many Affirmative Voters Two hundred and fkfty-four undergrad- uates approved of the Peace Plan which won the Uok Peace Prize. Of these only sixty-three were voters. Of forty-four voting against the plan four were actual voters. * Four letters have been written expiat- ing the attitude of some of those voting in the affirmative. One explains that the student votes in favor of the Peace Plan because it is better than nothing. "I think it is a step in the right direction," she states, "but a very feeble step. Certainly no satisfactory world peace can be brought about unless the United States joins the League of Nations." A second letter also maintains that the plan "is an exceedingly feeble step in the right direction, but that offering co-operation without membership is an insult to the League." 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CYSTIC fibrosis sufferers will be among 45,000 people to benefit from cheaper medicines following the Federal Government's approval of 11 new medicines on the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme.
The new listings were announced yesterday by health minister Tanya Plibersek, who said they would provide patients with access to new, affordable treatments for a range of ailments.
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Ms Plibersek said the new medicine reduced the amount of mucus build-up in the lungs of patients with cystic fibrosis.
She said it could be used by all patients over the age of six who could not use, or were not responsive to, medicines already listed on the PBS.
"In addition to Mannitol, other Australians will also benefit in the coming months from the Australian Government's decision to provide subsidised access to a further 10 medicines through the PBS," she said.
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The new medicines to be added to the PBS include aflibercept (sold as Eylea), which is for the treatment of age-related macular degeneration in patients new to drug treatment.
Ms Plibersek said the decision to list aflibercept (Eylea) would reduce the number of visits to the doctor that some macular degeneration patients needed to make to receive the injections, from every month to every two months.
Listings are subject to final arrangements being met by the suppliers of the medicines.
The decision to list aflibercept (Eylea) will benefit patients who have not previously received treatment for age-related macular degeneration, she added. "This listing of aflibercept (Eylea) will reduce the number of visits to the doctor that some patients need to make to receive the injections, from every month to every two months," Ms Plibersek said. "Patients would have to pay more than $13,000 per year for this medicine without subsidised access through the PBS,"The maximum amount they will now pay for their prescriptions is A$5.80. she noted.
The listings, which are subject to final arrangements being met by the suppliers of the medicines, are:
• aflibercept (Eylea), for age-related macular degeneration, manufactured by Bayer;
• auranofin (Ridaura), for rheumatoid arthritis, from BNM Group;
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The government has also agreed to increase the price of six medicines currently listed on the PBS. This will ensure a number of essential medicines continue to be available. They include: heparin injection (preservative-free) for the prevention and treatment of blood clots, idarubicin capsules (Zavedos) for the treatment of leukemia, levonorgestrel intrauterine (Mirena) for use as a contraception and treatment of abnormally heavy and pronged menstrual bleeding, metformin with glibenclamide (Glucovance) for the treatment of diabetes, methyldopa (Hydopa) for the treatment of high blood pressure and estradiol vaginal tablets (Vagifem) for use as hormone replacement therapy for postmenopausal women.
The price increases for these medicines will have no impact on concessional patients which constitute around 80% of PBS prescriptions. The maximum amount they will pay for their prescriptions is A$5.80. General patients will continue to have access to subsidized medicines and will pay between A$0.57 and A$3.54 more for these medicines.


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--June 1824-- 27 of the Sixth Month, 1824. First Day. Asa Matlack went with me to Haddonfield meeting. I remember in my youthful days the name of Haddonfield meeting sounded very savory � there were many famous standard bearers who had attained a good report but they are now very much stripped of their standard bearers and many are become like a standard bearer when he fainteth: yet there are a few name as in Sardis of old preserved [Revelation 3:4]: I was very poorly and hardly able to keep up but having my mind turned towards them and way opening I went in hopes I should feel better by going out in the fresh air as I have often experienced but was not so this time but thinking it was better to wear away than rust away as many do and as one said when he went to meeting through the most difficulty he had experienced that he went to best purpose the meeting to me was pretty open and satisfactory although I was hardly able to sit much less to stand. I was so poorly all day I was hardly able to keep up but got home and after a refreshing nights sleep and looking over the day I thought I experienced what one formerly said there is that which scattereth and yet increaseth [Proverbs 11:24] I thought if things had flowed so into my mind when with them I could have done much better and I don�t know when I should have done Just now 84th: year of my age Second Day morning as well as usual a rainy morning and I believe much hay catch in the wet weather we have some out in the wet there is token of much rain although the winter was very hard on the winter grain but very little snow yet the spring season has been very favorable and wheat and rye and grass seldom if ever looked more promising well will it be if it has an humbling effect as it should have instead of the contrary: and we be like the man we read of whose ground brought forth plenty fully and he concluded he had goods laid up in store for many years and he would say to his soul eat drink and be merry but God said unto him thou fool this night shall thy soul be � required of thee then whose shall these things be which thou hast provided so shall it be with all those that lay up treasures for themselves and are not rich towards God [Luke 12:16-21]: it is said in Scripture Ephrain is an empty vine he bringeth forth fruit unto himself [Hosea 10:1] and is it not to fear that there is very many such in these days of great plenty and prospects.
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Vol. 6. iio. 26 $rinttb bp pe frcoller* pe 7tfj map. 1920 Price. 6 fit net President Cbomas Cablei apap Dap Greetings Special cable to the News: "Greetings from Athens to Athene's daughters at Bryn Mawr. May May- Day be the most perfect of all May- Days, worthy of the students' best tra- ditions and its splendid cause. Profound- ly disappointed, unable to be present to �>pplaud your success and be proud of yo� as always. Thanks and best wishes Mrs. Skinner and Mr. King." PRESIDENT THOMAS. Origin of ftotrin J?oob in �lb jHap 6ame* The play "Robin Hood" as it is pre- sented at Bryn Mawr was compiled by Elizabeth T Daly, Bryn Mawr, '01, from �Id English plays and ballads. It was frst presented at May Day here in 190ft. The character of Robin Hood is first �sectioned in English literature in 1377, k* "Piers Plowman." From this fact it ia supposed that Robin must have lived daring the 13th or nth centuries. Friar Tack is a generic appellation originating from the dress of the order, which was w�ro tucked about the waist. The May Day games of Robin Hood were introduced in the 16th century for fee encouragement of archery and were �smally accompanied by Morris dancing. Aa the practice of archery declined the May games were discontinued and the aaaracters incorporated into the Morris dance Maid Marian then became May Qvcen and Robin Hood usually acted as Lord of the May. The story of Robin Hood has been preserved chiefly through ballads and �lays. The most important of these bal- lads is "A Lytell Geste of Robyn Hode" printed in 1510. Later the story was dra- matized; in 1587 by Robert Greene and isi 1597 by Anthony Munday in a play called the "Downfall of Robert, Earl of Huntingdon." It was from these sources aaainly that Miss Daly got the material lor her version. Lois Kellogg, '20, college song leader and undergraduate manager of May Day, plays the part of Robin Hood; Eliza- beth Vincent, '23, the May Queen, is Maid Marian, and Alice Harrison, '20, retiring president of Self-Government, King Richard. Stye <&lb 2KBibe$' ttale 8 piap of f ancp anD loumor "A pleasant conceited comedie, played by the Queenes Majesties players.... to be sold at the shop over against Saint Giles his Church without Criplegate" is the inscription which appeared on the "Old Wives' Tale" when it was first �Tinted in 1595. As a poet and playwright, its author, George Peele, occupies an im- portant position among Elizabethan dra- matists. The play itself is a phantasia which combines the charm of the fairytale with an undercurrent of satire. In form it is the "tale of a tale," for an old wife starts telling her story which her characters continue and finish themselves. Thenceforth the stage is filled with a combination of princes, magicians, dis- tressed damsels and comic characters who act a tale of enchantment and humor. Cornelia Skinner '22 plays the part of Sacrapant, and also in the case are M. Foot 71, president of Undergraduate Associa- tion, as Huanabango, and F. Martin '23, Freshman President, as one of the Broth- a0ap Dap to 3iD TBrpn apatnr Cnootomcnt Special article b� artin,=�rromrnt *?rlrn tUtt May day at Bryn Mawr has always been an occasion so charming that it would be worth while, no matter in what cause it were given. There is no time of year when the campus is more beauti- ful and no occasion when the whole student body gives so vivid an impression of the joy and strength of youth. We en- ter into the spirit which really was the essence of Merrie England and we aban- don ourselves for the day to the gaiety of the village celebration before the days of great cities. But this year the Bryn Mawr May Day has a peculiar import- ance and significance in that the cause for which it is given is the preservation oi Bryn Mawr as we have known it both in work and play. Bryn Mawr has stood for much in American education It has stood for something unique in the education of women. We have been proud of a beauti- ful campus and buildings beautiful with- in and without, proud of our student body, proud of our high standards for academic work, proud of our intellectual achievement. But the source of Bryn Mawr's best achievements has been the body of men and women who at one time or another have made up the Bryn Mawr faculty and have given the intellectual distinction and the intellectual inspira- tion which is the core of all our pride When Bryn Mawr opened thirty-five years ago the first and most essential part of the program for the new college was that the iaculty should be the best that could be brought together for a college of its size and that it should be the equal of the faculties in the men's in- stitutions That ideal has been achieved The reason that the very life at Bryn Mawr is now at stake is because if we arc unable to raise our present endow- ment it will be an utter impossibility that the Bryn Mawr students of the fu- ture will ever have the source of intel- lectual inspiration which has been the special n'ii\ of the Bryn Mawr students of the past. The members of the pre- sent faculty have stood by the college magnificently. Not one member oi the faculty left us in the years of stress dur- ing the war who has not since returned. But at the present moment if a member oi the faculty were to leave, it would be utterly impossible to find his or her equal at the salaries which the college can of- fer. It is not only impossible to find the equal of the present professors at Bryn Mawr. it is practically imposibte to find anyone with academic training who would be willing to fill the vacancies. And it is impossible in justice to ask the present faculty to continue to make the sacrifices which they have made, more especially in the last four years, in order to con- tinue to teach Bryn Mawr students. We are not asking for endowment as a favor to the faculty or even in order to preserve them from hardships They do not need to stay on the Bryn Mawr camp- us They can find other lines of work which would enble them to live comfort- ably and to look forward to real financial benefit. But if the work of Bryn Mawr College is to go on, we cannot afford to lose the men and women who are the source of our intellectual life and who are deserving of all the recognition we ran give them �(rector of ifflap Bap i* ifflrs. <@ti* eftfatnner Mrs. Otis Skinner, the unanimous choice of the students as director of the Bryn Mawr May Day, is herself both act- ress and playwright, and has besides di- rected a large number of amateur pro- ductions. Mrs. Skinner, who was the former Maud Durbin, went on the stage under '.he tutelage of Madame Modjeska, with whom she spent two years, including one summer on the latter's California ranch. From Mme. Modjeska she learned her Shakespearian roles, among them Juliet and Ophelia. She played Jessica when Mme. Modjeska and' Mr. Skinner were co-stars in "The Merchant of Venice." After Mme. Modjeska returned to Po- land, Mrs. Skinner joined Mr. Skinner's company, playing with him chiefly in Shakespearian plays. They were mar- ried at the end of the season and after the birth of her daughter Mrs. Skinner retired from the stage, appearing only at intervals since that time. She has play- id with Mr. Skinner in the dramatiza- tion of Robert Louis Stevenson's "Prince Otto" and in "The Harvesters" of Jules Richepin, which is played in France un- der the title of "Lc Chemincau* She last acted with Mr. Skinner in "The Silent Voice" in 1915. For a time actively associated with the Plays and Players, Mrs. Skinner was the first president of that organization. In collaboration with Jules Eckert Good- man, Mrs, Skinner wrote "Pietro," Mr Skinner's present play, and is author of several one-act plays. Mr. and Mrs. Skinner have aVed in Bryn Mawr for the past ten years fllasques Qfflritten bp Jottfton for iJobilitp Cbe Due anD Crp after CupiD "The Hue and Cry After Cupid" was written by Ben Jonson in 1608 to cele- brate the marriage of Sir John Ram- say, afterward Viscount Haddington, a favorite of King James I, to Lady Eliza- beth Ratcliffe. At the original presentation Venus was pictured as having come to earth from magnificent towering height's in the dis- tance, to search for Cupid. He appears and she is finally persuaded to return on high, when upbraided by Hymen and Vulcan. Masqat of Flowart As the "most sumptuous form of en- tertainment of the age," "The Masque of Flowers" was also presented at a mar- riage celebration, as the "final solemnity" at the Earl of Sommerset's marriage in 1614. It is attributed to Ben Jonson or to three gentlemen of Gray's Inn, and it was "acted by their fellows." 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Here are more cosplay photos about Asia Game Show 2009 of our second day.
Sebastian Michaelis cosplay from Kuroshitsuji
Ruka Souen and Yuki Cross cosplay from Vampire Knight
Ranka and Sheryl Nome cosplay from Macross Frontier
Mikuru Asahina cosplay from The Melancholy of Haruhi Suzumiya
Miku black cosplay from Vocaloid
Miku and Luka cosplay from Vocaloid
Denmark and Peter Kirkland (Sealand) cosplay
Katekyo Hitman Reborn cosplay Kyoya Hibari
gackpoid cosplay from Vocaloid
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Now more than ever, membership is a great value. A membership for a family of four pays for itself in just two visits! Free admission to the Museum is just the beginning of the benefits - free planetarium shows, invitations to "members only" events, discounts to the gift shop, and advance notice of new exhibits and programs all add to the value of being a North Museum member.
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About the Association of Science and Technology Centers (ASTC) Passport Program
The North Museum is thrilled to offer this benefit to our Family/Grandfamily, Patron and Explorer Society members! Enjoy free or discounted admission to nearly 300 science centers around the country and make learning fun and easy for your family when you travel! According to the ASTC, Passport Program users must obtain a membership from a participating institution located within 90 miles of the cardholder's residence. The Passport Program will provide free or discounted admission to institutions located approximately 90 miles away from the cardholder's residence when they show their "home" membership card. Membership cards must include the ASTC logo to be valid. Members may be asked to verify their residence with photo ID. For more information and a list of participating museums and science centers, click here.
Participating regional institutions for Lancaster area residents:
Academy of Natural Science of Drexel University, Philadelphia
Carnegie Science Center, Pittsburgh
Children's Museum of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh
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Promoting Research Integrity
A Workshop for Research Faculty and Administrators
Jacksonville, Florida | Thursday, February 27, 2014 | 10:15 am-4:30 pm
Sponsored by the Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics and American Institutions-Indiana University Bloomington, Indiana University Office of the Vice President for Research, and Texas Tech University with the support of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics.
Description | Presentations | Registration | Sponsor | For more information
It is time to reconsider our approaches to promoting research integrity and dealing with research misconduct and questionable research practices.
This workshop will be interactive and collaborative with a focus on improvement. The three presenters will critique selected current practices, identify critical shortcomings, and outline suggestions for improvement. All participants are encouraged to bring and share their own thoughts about problems and solutions, and to challenge or supplement the presenters' arguments.
David E. Wright, Director of the U.S. Office of Research Integrity, will participate in the workshop pending funding availability.
Next Steps: Beyond RCR Instruction – Kenneth D. Pimple, Ph.D., Director of Teaching Research Ethics Programs, Poynter Center for the Study of Ethics and American Institutions, Indiana University Bloomington, will critique the "failure" of RCR instruction (RCRI), debunk the notion that RCRI should be expected to eliminate research misconduct, and describe realistic goals and genuine benefits of RCRI. He will also provide a conceptual framework that can be used to develop practical, measurable initiatives to manage misconduct and promote research integrity.
The Survey of Organizational Research Climate (SORC) – Brian Martinson, Ph.D., Senior Research Investigator, HealthPartners Institute for Education and Research, will describe the development of the SORC, a gold-standard measure of ethical climate in research institutions. He will describe the SORC's content, use, and value in promoting research integrity, and as a tool for quality improvement and quality assurance in research enterprises.
Compliance, Curriculum, and Community: One Institution's Approach to Research Integrity – Kathryn Partin, Ph.D., Assistant Vice President for Research, Colorado State University, will provide additional arguments for a change in course in institutional responses to research misconduct and other research shortfalls. She will also describe CSU's discovery of enormous gaps in the fundamental skills of trainees – skills essential to producing reliable results – and discuss meaningful alternative approaches to RCR instruction that may reduce reckless misconduct, illustrating the gap between the RCR instructor and the Research Integrity Officer.
10:15 | Registration and introductions |
10:30 | Next Steps (Pimple) |
11:15 | Discussion |
11:45 | Introduction of lunch discussion |
Noon | Small-group discussion over lunch – Best practices |
1:00 | Summation of lunch discussion (Pimple) |
1:15 | SORC (Martinson) |
2:00 | Discussion |
2:30 | Break |
2:45 | Compliance, Curriculum, & Community (Partin) |
3:30 | Discussion |
4:00 | Closing discussion |
4:30 | Adjournment |
Registration and fee
The workshop will take place the day before the annual meeting of the Association for Practical and Professional Ethics (APPE) in the meeting hotel.
- Register for Promoting Research Integrity and the APPE annual meeting
- Register for Promoting Research Integrity only, call +1 812 855 6450 or use the Web and select Special Interest Sections, Participation Fees and Other Items.
Box lunch is included in registration.
Registration fee | APPE members | Non-members |
Until Dec. 1, 2013 | $80 | $130 |
Dec. 2 to Jan. 7, 2014 | $100 | $150 |
After Jan. 7, 2014 | $120 | $170 |
Join our list of sponsors and receive recognition and a discount on registration. Please contact Glenda Murray for further information.
For more information
- on the workshop's content: Kenneth D. Pimple, Ph.D.
- on registering and the APPE national meeting: APPE
- on joining our list of sponsors: Glenda Murray
Teaching Research Ethics: Changes
The 20th Annual Teaching Research Ethics Workshop was May 14-17, 2013. Enrollment has been declining for several years, and we have concluded that the TRE Workshop requires major changes. We regret to announce that we have decided not to offer the TRE Workshop at IUB in 2014.
We are considering other models for continuing something like the TRE workshop, including switching to a biannual schedule. Another possibility would be for a university, or a cluster of universities physically near each other, to host a workshop. Kenneth D. Pimple, Ph.D., Director of the TRE project since its inception, would work with the host to design a cost-effective workshop. If your institution is interested in exploring this idea, please get in touch with Ken.
In its 20 years, the Teaching Research Ethics Workshop (TRE) at Indiana University Bloomington gained an international reputation for excellence, attracting more than 700 participants from 49 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, and 15 foreign countries, representing 235 universities and other institutions.
In its first three years, of TRE received major funding from the U.S. Department of Education's Fund for the Improvement of Postsecondary Education. When that grant expired, the Poynter Center organized the workshop to operate on fees and contributions from sponsors. Workshop evaluations always included effusive praise.


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Your body shape changes naturally as you age. Some of these changes cannot be avoided, but your lifestyle choices may slow or speed the process.
The human body is made up of fat, lean tissue (muscles and organs), bones, and water. After age 30, the people tend to lose lean tissue. Your muscles, liver, kidney, and other organs may lose some of their cells. This process of muscle loss is called atrophy. Bones may lose some of their minerals and become less dense (a condition called osteopenia, or at its later stage, osteoporosis). Tissue loss reduces the amount of water in your body.
The amount of body fat goes up steadily after age 30 and may rise by as much as 30%. Fat tissue builds up toward the center of the body, including around the internal organs. However, the layer of fat under the skin (subcutaneous) gets smaller.
The tendency to become shorter occurs among all races and both sexes. Height loss is related to aging changes in the bones, muscles, and joints. People typically lose about 1 cm (0.4 inches) every 10 years after age 40. Height loss is even more rapid after age 70. You may lose a total of 1 to 3 inches in height as you age. You can help minimize loss of height by following a healthy diet, staying physically active, and preventing and treating bone loss (osteoporosis).
Less muscle in the legs muscle and stiffer joints can make moving around harder. Excess body fat and changes in body shape also affect your balance making falls more likely.
Changes in total body weight vary for men and woman. Men often gain weight until about age 55, and then begin to lose weight later in life. This may be related to a drop in the male sex hormone testosterone. Women usually gain weight until age 65, and then begin to lose weight. Weight loss in later life occurs in part because lean muscle tissue is replaced with fat. Diet and exercise habits can play a large role in a person's weight changes over life.
Your lifestyle choices affect how quickly the aging process takes place. Some things you can do to reduce age-related body changes are:
Minaker KL. Common clinical sequelae of aging. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 24.
Shah K, Villareal DT. Obesity. In: Fillit HM, Rockwood K. eds. Brocklehurst's Textbook of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders: 2010:chap 83.
David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine, Seattle, WA. Also reviewed by A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc., Editorial Team: David Zieve, MD, MHA, David R. Eltz, Stephanie Slon, and Nissi Wang.
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B. Lindsay Lowell of Georgetown University sketches the big picture of skilled migration, touching on both negative impacts and positive feedback for developing states.
Manuel Orozco of Inter-American Dialogue examines the increasing relevance of economic ties between diasporas and home country economies in Latin America.
Director of the Pew Hispanic Center, Roberto Suro, looks at how the flagging U.S. economy has not kept Latino immigrants from sending money back to their homelands.
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Ce manuel pratique et simple d'utilisation à l'usage des décideurs et des praticiens fait le point des mesures les plus récentes prises par les pouvoirs publics en direction des diasporas. La question qui se pose aux responsables politiques n'est pas tant de savoir si les diasporas peuvent être utiles à leur pays d'origine, mais comment elles le sont et quels types de politiques et de programmes publics sont à même de favoriser ces relations.
Este manual ofrece a los formuladores de políticas y especialistas una guía accesible y práctica sobre las iniciativas gubernamentales referentes a la diáspora. Este manual contiene un menú, seleccionado cuidadosamente, de opciones normativas y programáticas viables basadas en experiencias reales en distintas partes del mundo.
Immigration from the Caribbean to the United States is a relatively recent phenomenon, beginning largely after 1965. This report provides a demographic profile of the 1.7 million Caribbean immigrants in the United States: their geographic settlement, education and workforce characteristics, earnings, modes of entry, and more.
This report finds that the 813,000 U.S. children under the age of 10 who have Black immigrant parents from Africa or the Caribbean generally fall in the middle of multiple well-being indicators, faring less well than Asian and white children but better than their native-born Black and Hispanic peers. Citizenship status, English proficiency, parental characteristics, poverty, housing, and access to social supports are examined.
The impact of climate change as a driver of human migration is expected by many to dwarf all others. Still, certain frequently repeated forecasts of the number of people who stand to be displaced by climate change are not informed by a complete understanding of migration dynamics, as this report explains.
Migration to the United States from Mexico and Central America's Northern Triangle (El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras) has accelerated in the last four decades. This increase has been driven by economic opportunities and facilitated by social networks of friends and family already in the United States.
Since 1970, the immigrant populations from Mexico and Central America living in the United States have increased significantly: rising by a factor of 20 even as the total U.S. immigrant population increased four-fold over the period. This demographic report examines the age, educational, and workforce characteristics of these immigrants.
Over the past half century, migration from Mexico and Central America to the United States has been driven in part by regional demographic and human-capital trends. As the U.S. labor force became better educated, fewer native workers accepted certain low-skilled jobs. This report offers a look at the economic changes that have coincided with a Mexican and Central American population boom.


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About Ransom TrojansDigital world is full of malwares, viruses and threats. No matter how tight your system security is, eventually it is going to find some loop holes in the security and attack through it. one of such advanced and tricky malware is Ransom Trojans. Cyber criminals has put all their brains in developing this malware. Therefore it is quite difficult to detect it through manual processes. It can even manipulate its codes according to the situation act accordingly.
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Properties of Ransom TrojansRansom Trojans could have number of properties which might vary from system to system as per its configuration security settings. Some of the major properties if Ransom Trojans are discussed below:
Stealth: Its a very common property amongst such malwares and viruses. It hide itself in core system files and form there steals the confidential data from your system without your consent.
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July 11th, 2009
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