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'Nik Wallenda: His Journey Continues'
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Jan. 25 through Feb. 15, at The Big Top
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It's the greatest show on Earth — or at least in January. Ring in the new year with the annual Circus Sarasota show. Nik Wallenda will take the center ring, rather the air, high above the center ring, to perform a night of daredevilry. It's his first full performance in Sarasota since braving 300 feet of wire as the first man to successfully cross Niagra Falls.
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Between stunts performed by the King of the High Wire and the Wallenda family's acts will be 27 performances from internationally-acclaimed artists.
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The musical is a pop-opera based on Puccini's classic "Madama Butterfly." Set during Vietnam, it tells the story of a Japanese woman who is left-behind by her American lover. The sky's the limit for what they could do with the helicopter scene from "Miss Saigon" in its new space!
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WILSONVILLE, Ore., March 30, 2010 - Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced that Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation ("SMIC", NYSE: SMI; SEHK: 0981.HK) has qualified Mentor Graphics Calibre® products as the reference platform for design-for-manufacturing (DFM) sign-off for 65nm and smaller processes. The reference flow includes all elements of the Calibre DFM offering including: the Calibre LFD™ product for litho checking; the Calibre CMPAnalyzer product for CMP (planarity) simulation; the Calibre YieldAnalyzer product for critical area analysis (CAA) and simulation; and the Calibre YieldEnhancer product with SmartFill for automated DFM layout improvements, including highly-optimized planarity fill. SMIC is also using the Calibre solution for its DFM services offerings.
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Karo wrote:You better be done quickly. I won't be accepting any character sheets after my next post.
Glacier wrote:Ok, some of us were expecting our NPC's to give a response before we headed out there, or at least I was, but no biggie.
I'll get a post up sometime soon then, either tonight or tomorrow, but we all can't be at stalemate waiting on each other. That place reaks of RP DEATH.
Feels like an arrow should pop up hinting our next destination when we idle too long... guess we missed it
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There are many reasons you may need a blood transfusion:
A blood transfusion is a safe and common procedure during which you receive blood through an intravenous (IV) line placed in one of your blood vessels. It takes 1 to 4 hours to receive the blood, depending on how much you need.
There are several sources of blood which are described below.
The most common source of blood is from volunteers in the general public. This kind of donation is also called homologous blood donation.
Many communities have a blood bank at which any healthy person can donate blood. This blood is tested to see if it matches yours.
You may have read about the danger of becoming infected with hepatitis, HIV, or other viruses after a blood transfusion. Blood transfusions are not 100% safe. But the current blood supply is thought to be safer now than ever. Donated blood is tested for many different infections. Also, blood centers keep a list of unsafe donors.
Donors answer a detailed list of questions about their health before they are allowed to donate. Questions include risk factors for infections that can be passed on through their blood, such as sexual habits, drug use, and current and past travel history.
This method involves a family member or friend donating blood before a planned surgery. This blood is then set aside and held only for you, if you need a blood transfusion after surgery.
Blood from these donors must be collected at least a few days before it is needed. The blood is tested to see if it matches yours. It is also screened for infection.
Most of the time, you need to arrange with your hospital or local blood bank before your surgery to have directed donor blood.
It is important to note that there is no evidence that receiving blood from family members or friends is any safer than receiving blood from the general public.
Although blood donated by the general public and used for most people is thought to be very safe, some people choose a method called autologous blood donation.
Autologous blood is blood donated by you , which you later receive if you need a transfusion during or after surgery.
Cushing MM, Ness PM. Principles of red blood cell transfusion. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ Jr, Silberstein LE, et al., eds. Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 112.
Miller RD. Transfusion therapy. In: Miller RD, Eriksson LI, Fleisher LA, et al., eds. Miller's Anesthesia. 7th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 55.
U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Blood and blood products. Rockville, MD: U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, U.S. Food and Drug Administration. Last updated May 20, 2013. Available at http://www.fda.gov/biologicsbloodvaccines/bloodbloodproducts/default.htm. Accessed September 24, 2013.
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steveInebriated wrote:I'm eagerly awaiting the Hockey God's take on this.
LazyPenguin wrote:steveInebriated wrote:I'm eagerly awaiting the Hockey God's take on this.
Ah don't start crap already...please?
Mellanby_equals_grit wrote:LazyPenguin wrote:steveInebriated wrote:I'm eagerly awaiting the Hockey God's take on this.
Ah don't start crap already...please?
No joke...
rasrar wrote:The Blues could sign some forwards now. Keep your fingers crossed. Pleau said that the he still needs to address team's offensive needs in an interview on KFNS earlier today.
gosha83 wrote:You know, while I can talk about the future, I can't now. I know the franchise will move on eventually without him, and may even succeed. But Pronger was an era. We talk about the Hull era...well this was the decade of Pronger, and now he isn't a Blue anymore and will likely never be.
I always projected Pronger as the guy lifting the Blues' first Cup...now that dream is shattered. There's not a single person from the Blues that I began watching that is still on the team. How sad
Allblues555 wrote:Now they are saying he signed a 5 year deal at 5.5 million per.
...which by the way is almost exactly what I suggested the Blues offer him, just earlier today. I thought about 5.5 but backed down to 5 million b/c the cap is lowering next year.
If this proves to be true I'd be shocked. Very shocked that the Blues couldn't muster this for the best active player in the NHL.
Mellanby_equals_grit wrote:I'm sure it was predictable, but unforunately Bill Laurie isn't listed in the Jeff City/Columbia phonebook...
Mellanby_equals_grit wrote:Furthermore, this is just an embarassing and pointless trade.. Brewer is an RFA and my guess is he'll command at least 2 mill a year. So if we say he gets 2.5 mill.. With the pro contracts for the other 2.. That's 3.5 mill a year.. Versus Pronger's 7.2 million. We're saving 3.7 (franking) million dollars.
This franchise is going to give away the best player that has ever put on its jersey (save Gretzky) so Bill Laurie can save 3.7 million? Are you f*cking kidding me?
deadphish wrote:All emotions aside....
The blues are going to be competetive this year IMHO. A good goaile and a deep D is gonna go a long way with the new rules. And if the clutching and grabbing isn't enforced very much that is only to our advantage. Either way this team still has every chance of making the playoffs. At least as much of a chance as anyone does.
the knob wrote:Mellanby_equals_grit wrote:I'm sure it was predictable, but unforunately Bill Laurie isn't listed in the Jeff City/Columbia phonebook...
As if no one knows where he and Stan Kroenke live (when they are in town)...
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It is a year after radiation finished and I am still experiencing diarrhea. What can I do to manage this better/decrease incidence of it?
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We would typically not expect that you are would have diarrhea one year after radiation. You may find it helpful to analyze your diet to figure out if it is related to your diet. Speaking with a dietitian can be helpful. If this does not help, I would recommend following up with your PCP to rule out other causes.
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Section 40 wrote:Why is this pos even eligible for early release?
The pos killed the kid, ate him and then kept his bones for 8 years.
I like the dad's logic. You know that he's been torn apart by this since 1975, will never get over it and doesn't give a shit what happens to him if he gets to kill this phag.
lugnutz wrote:Our talk was brief but she seems cool.
lugnutz wrote:Our talk was brief but she seems cool.
A pair of Manhattan cops got joyous thanks today from a mother whose baby's life was saved by their quick action.
"We are really grateful," the baby's mom, Chinese McCaskey, said at St. Luke's Hospital — who said the crisis went by so quickly, "it was like a movie."
The officers — Eric Sorensen, 35, and Brian Dennis, 47, both assigned to the 30th Precinct — were called to the McClaskey home at West 148th St. and Amsterdam Avenue in Hamilton Heights on Monday, where Zoe McCaskey's desperate mom had called 911 for help.
But by the time the officers arrived, McCaskey, her teen-age son and the baby had already jumped in a livery cab and were heading to a hospital.
Sorensen and Dennis gave chase, and found the cab several blocks away.
"The mother was in the back seat with the baby in her arms. She was panic-stricken," recounted Dennis, a 16-year veteran cop.
They moved little Zoe into the back seat of their patrol car, and Sorenson took the wheel while Dennis tried to revive her.
"She had gone into cardiac arrest," said Dennis. "The baby was lifeless.
"I started doing chest compressions and mouth-to-mouth resuscitation.
"A minute later the baby's heart had started beating, but she still wasn't breathing."
Patrol cars from several precincts stopped traffic at cross streets as Sorensen steered the patrol car down Amsterdam to St. Luke's Hospital at West 113th Street.
"The dispatcher put the hospital on notice that they were going get a baby in cardiac arrest," Dennis said.
"As we turned onto 113th, the baby vomited and started breathing again.
"We pulled into the ambulance bay, and two detectives went into the emergency room screaming, 'Emergency! Emergency!'"
Inside the St. Luke's trauma room, the baby, Zoe McCaskey, started crying. Doctors say she's doing fine, and she's expected home Friday.
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A hydrocele is a fluid-filled sack in the scrotum .
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Hydroceles are common in newborn infants.
During a baby's development in the womb, the testicles descend from the abdomen through tube into the scrotum. Hydroceles occur when this tube does not close. Fluid drains from the abdomen through the open tube and gets trapped in the scrotum. This causes the scrotum to swell.
Most hydroceles go away a few months after birth. Sometimes, a hydrocele may occur with an inguinal hernia .
Hydroceles may also be caused by:
The main symptom is a painless, swollen testicle , which feels like a water balloon. A hydrocele may occur on one or both sides.
You will have a physical exam. The health care provider will find that the scrotum is swollen but not painful to the touch. Often, the testicle cannot be felt because of the fluid around it. The size of the fluid-filled sack can sometimes be increased and decreased by putting pressure on the abdomen or the scrotum.
If the size of the fluid collection changes, it is more likely to be due to an inguinal hernia.
Hydroceles can be easily seen by shining a flashlight through the swollen part of the scrotum. If the scrotum is full of clear fluid, the scrotum will light up.
You may need an ultrasound to confirm the diagnosis.
Hydroceles are not harmful most of the time. They are treated only when they cause infection or discomfort.
Hydroceles from an inguinal hernia should be fixed with surgery as soon as possible. Hydroceles that do not go away on their own after a few months may need surgery. A surgical procedure called a hydrocelectomy (removal of sac lining) is often done to correct the problem. Needle drainage does not work well because the fluid will come back.
Simple hydroceles in children often go away without surgery. In adults, hydroceles usually do not go away on their own. If surgery is needed, it is an easy procedure with very good outcomes.
Risks from hydrocele surgery may include:
Call your health care provider if you have symptoms of hydrocele. This important to rule out other causes of a testicle lump .
Pain in the scrotum or testicles is an emergency. If you have pain and your scrotum is enlarged, seek medical help right away to prevent the loss of the testicle.
Elder JS. Disorders and anomalies of the scrotal contents.In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 539.
Wampler SM, Llanes M. Common scrotal and testicular problems. Prim Care. 2010. 37(3):613-626.
Kavoussi PK, Costabile RA. Surgery of the scrotum and seminal vesicles. In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 37.
Barthold JS. Abnormalities of the testes and scrotum and their surgical management.In: Wein AJ, ed. Campbell-Walsh Urology. 10th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 132.
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Someone that can keep it up in the bedroom for at least 3 hours
"Wow...that guy i picked up last night was one big daddy"
מאת Sally
23 במרץ, 2005
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From the game, Bioshock. Basically he's a behemoth mofo that is damn near impossible to bring down only with weapons. Usually near the demented children in the underwater city, Big Daddy will stop at nothing to protect that little girl.
Player 2: OMFG GTFO! theres a Big Daddy ready to pounce on your ass and beat you down like a schoolgirl!
Player 1: heh, bacon
Player 1: heh, bacon
מאת Tim "rupertdupert" O'malley
14 ביוני, 2007
Someone who can hold it down in the bedroom.
Whats my name, "Big Daddy"
מאת Kspecial9
10 בפברואר, 2005
A huge mutated person sealed permanently inside of an irregular diving suit. A pain in the ass to kill, and really easy to get killed by. Seriously! The first time you fight one you have a shotgun that's supposed to do f***loads of damage, and it doesn't work, and at the same time, he has a 30 inch diameter drill that's busy working it's way through your skull while you're shooting! But still very awesome. They moan like whales.
"The frigging Big Daddy keeps killing me. At least I'll respawn and get to have my ass handed to me again."
מאת Shottyhogger
10 ביולי, 2008
A subordinate insignificant male calls him self this to compensate for his small penis. Usually drives a pickup truck with a lift kit and oversized tires. Also has a larger than normal caliber handgun and or rifle. Often uses the term, "Who's your daddy?" and has a very cocky attitude. see also "phallic symbol".
Check out that bigdaddy in his monster truck packing a S&W 500....what a choad.
I knew that he was compensating for his micro-penis as soon as I saw him pull up in Bigfoot with a bumper sticker that read, "Who's yo daddy!"
I knew that he was compensating for his micro-penis as soon as I saw him pull up in Bigfoot with a bumper sticker that read, "Who's yo daddy!"
מאת _Skunk
14 באפריל, 2008
An incredible difficult to kill monster in Bioshock. The worst part is that you don't necessarily have to kill it, but if you don't you wont get the "little sister" (maybe that's why they call it bigdaddy) and without what she gives you it's very difficult to finish the game, so you have to go through the nigthmare of killing one everytime you see that piece of shit walking around, and if you are a begginer i guarantee you'll die at least 3 times before killing one but tha's the fun of the game zD.
noob*playing*bioshock: mmmh i hear some heavy steps.
(BigDaddy appears)
noob*playing*bioshock: so thats the monster i heard of it doesn't look so difficult to kill i'll attack it.
( 5 seconds later )
noob*playing *bioshock: what?!!! i'm already dead but i didn't do anything to it damn!!!
(BigDaddy appears)
noob*playing*bioshock: so thats the monster i heard of it doesn't look so difficult to kill i'll attack it.
( 5 seconds later )
noob*playing *bioshock: what?!!! i'm already dead but i didn't do anything to it damn!!!
מאת BeliveInTheLegend(Link)
26 בספטמבר, 2010
as described from the video game bioshock, a citizen of the underwater city of rapture that has changed his genetic DNA codes so many times with the addictive genetic material ADAM, that his or her body has become biologically unstable. In order to save these mutants they have been permanitly sealed inside of nearly invincible bio-hazard suits. with there minds destroyed from excessive plasmid use, they are given thier final job to protect the little sisters, who harvest ADAM from the blood of the dead. in exchange for protection the little sisters fuel the big daddy's addiction with gifts of ADAM. they protect the little sisters with thier lives and will do so until someone suceeds in killing "it"
the big daddy protects the little sister, she gives him ADAM, he keeps her safe.
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If you have any soul at all, you are going to have days when the whole issue of eating meat becomes, well, an issue.
Unless you have already stopped. We know animals can suffer. And there is no way to eat them without making them suffer. So you can be a vegan or a vegetarian. You can do what I do and refuse to buy meat from anyone except a local farmer. Or you can just say the heck with it, which is what most people do. It's one of those constant human dialogues that really never crests or breaks. It just sloshes along. We seem to have re-engaged the issue a little, thanks to a new book by Jonathan Safran Foer. He's a guest on the show today, talking with Erica Andrews who raises animals for meat. The New Haven Review's Mark Oppenheimer has written about the same issues for Slate, and essayist Theresa Kramer from The Cut has her own story to tell. They're all here today for a carnivore show.
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The CT Farm-to-Chef Program just hosted a workshop for local chefs on the topic of locally raised, grass-fed meats. It's written up in this newsletter http://www..ct.gov/doag/lib/doag/FTC_November_2009.pdf Please let your listeners know that there ARE restaurants, schools, dining halls, and yes, even hospitals, who do care about this and who are using humanely raised meats.
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Vegans are trying to elevate the human race, unfortunately our primordial instincts are too strong and 90% of the population will eat the weaker animals, I know some celebs that claim to be vegan, only to see them eating out of the meat cooler on film shoots, I too eat meat, and often am bothered by it, I try to buy only organic and non hormonal meat but know that this is just a marketing ploy since these things are for the eater's benefit not the eaten's
I hope in the next generation the vegans catch on I know if I ever have kids they will be weened off meats.


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The College News � VOL. XXII, No. 24 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1936 Copyright BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, NEWS. 1936 PRICE 10 CENTS First Prize of #15 Offered by Time Won by Helen Ott Half the,. Winners of Current Events Contest Are- From Class of 1936 FRANCES PORCHER, '36, GAINS SECOND PRIZE Of the twelve winners in the Time Current Events Contest held in Tay- lor on Saturday, May 2, six are mem- bers of the class of 1936. In addition, two juniors, three sophomores and one freshman had scores which en- titled them to a share in the seventy- five dollars prize money provided by the sponsors of the contest. The fifteen dollar first prize goes to Helen Ott, '36, who is politics major. Miss Ott's score was eighty- six. Frances Porcher, also '36, will receive the ten dollar second prize for her score of eighty-three. The ten participants ranking next highest will each receive five dollars, although there is a difference of ten points be- tween the highest and lowest of their scores. Eleanor Fabyan, Jeanette Colegrove, Alice Cohen and Barbara Cary tie for third place in the num- erical standing, each with a score of eighty-two. Elizabeth Simeon, '38, is fourth with eighty-one. Winifred Safford, '38, Laura Estabrook, '39, Dewilda Naramore, '38, Selma Ingber, '37, and Flora Louise Lewis, '38, all with scores in the seventies, complete the list of prize winners. As might have been expected, the largest proportion of high scores came from politics and history classes, but because the test was a very general one, covering Music, Art and Science as well as Domestic and Foreign Af- fairs, a goodly number of right an- swers indicates a fairly comprehensive knowledge of what is going on in the world today. Four of the winners are history majors, three politics, two psychology, one economics and one biology. Winners and Hunkers alike seemed to have the most difficulty with "Busi- ness and Finance." No perfect score was made on that section, and at least one paper, ranking fairly well in other respects, had wrong answers for every one of the ten questions it contained. In general, the largest percentage of right answers fell in the groups devoted to National Affairs and to Foreign News. All but one junior knew over what city Fiorello Laguar- dia holds sway, all but eight, the state represented in the Senate by William E. Borah. Hitler's foreign policy, however, was misinterpreted in a way strangely consistant with reality, but contrary to the dictates of the answer book. Continued on Paee Six Outsiders Are Judges In Concours Oratoire Six Successful in Initial Trials to Compete in Finals The successful candidates in the trials for Concours Oratoire, which will be neld on May 14, are: Jeanne Berthe, '39, Grace Dolowitz, '39, Mary Hinckley Hutchings, '37, Marion Monaco, graduate student, Dorothy Rothschild, '38, and Alicia Stewart, '36. Each candidate will read two passages at sight (prose and verse) and two passages prepared in advance. The passages to be prepared are: Vigny�Servitude et Grandeur mili- taires, La Canne de Jonc p. 149-50, "la nuit du 27 juillet 1830.............. ....................ils attendaient." La Fontaine�Fables III, 16, La Femme noyee. Typewritten copies of these pas- sages may be procured from Mademoi- selle Soubeiran, who wil] preside over the final Concours Oratoire. The books to be used are on the reserve shelf. The finals will be held at 4 p. m. in the Common Room. The judges are; Mrs. Frank D. Pavey, chairman; Mme. Paul Cret of Philadelphia; and Dr. Edith Philips of the French De- partment of Swarthmore College. Lurid Crimes Appear In Modern Art Films Kidnapping, Murders, Gangland Might Horrify the Modern Movie Censors TATTERS IS STYLIZED Goodhart Hall, May 13.�The ever- popular subjects of crime and horror will prove their box-office appeal in the fourth showing of the early Amer- ican films circulated by the Museum of Modern Art Film Library. Kid- napping, murder and gangland in their most lurid aspects should cause gasps and palpitations in even the most hardened onlookers. Tatters; A Tale of the Slums, though produced about 1907, might well be applied to the present kidnap- ping racket. The kidnapping of the little rich boy is done before the eyes of the audience in a way that would horrify modern censors, although at that time no one thought of objecting to the portrayal of crimes on the screen. Until last summer, when the Museum of Modern Art Film Library acquired the movie, its producer, di- rector and 'cast were unknown. Through the research of Mr. Leslie Wood, an authority on the pre-war British film, it was discovered to be by an English producing firm whose Continued on Page Three College Calendar Wednesday, May 13.�Under- graduate film showing, Pro- gram IV: Mystery and Violence. Goodhart, 8.20 p. m. Thursday, May 14.�Finals of the Concours Oratoire, Common Room, 4 p. m. Saturday, May 16. � Under- graduate dance. Gymnasium, 10-2 a. m. Tuesday, May 19.�Non-resi- dent tea. Common Room, 4-6 p. m. Wednesday, May 20.�Under- graduate film showing, Pro- gram V: Film Personalities. Goodhart, 8.20 p. m. Saturday, May 23.�Collegi- ate Examinations begin. Dramatic Critic Compliments Bryn Mawr On Artistry of its May Day Pageant Haig, Seeing May Day for Second Time, Finds Timing of 1936 Procession Extraordinary, With Contrast in Movement As a Whole and Within Groups DELUGE RATED AS PERFECTLY PRODUCED PLAY Administration Scored In Political Discussion Liberty League is Youth's Champion Declares Princetonian Recent Registration Lists Prove English ^ And History Are Most Popular Courses That history and English are, as usual, the two most popular courses in college, has been proved by the re- cent registration lists. This year, probably because an English compre- hensive has lost its peculiar horror, the numbers enrolled in the English ranks have been considerably en- larged. Twenty-nine have registered as history majors as compared to thirty-five in the English department. The number of prospective psycholo- gists seems to be on the increase, for psychology is the next most popular course with eleven juniors and nine sophomores majoring in it. The sci- ences can be arranged alphabetically and in order of popularity at the same time: biology, chemistry, geology and physics. Indeed, although there is one freshman who would like to take major physics next year, there are none at present registered as majoring in that course. Those who are majoring in eco- nomics or politics appear to have a great desire not to mix their courses, for while there are eight specializing in economics and fifteen in politics, only one is working in both fields. Vieing with these subjects in popu- larity come history of art, archae >1- ogy and philosophy. The classics, however, and even the modern lan- gue ",es appear to be in disrepute. There are six French majors,' apiece in the Latin and German De- partments and only one Greek student. It is interesting to note that whereas at Harvard nearly one-third of the student body takes economics or poli- tics. Bryn Mawrters prefer English, history or science. At a man's col- lege, the scientifically-minded go in predominately for chemistry, but bi- ology is far and away more appealing to the Bryn Mawr student. ^Sy The interval which has elapsed in the jriving of the play writing course, has not deadened enthusiasm for it. Already eleven sophomores, two fresh- men and three juniors, have signed up for the course, and as only about one-half of the junior class has regist- ered, even more will probably enter these ranks. This is an unusual num- ber to be enrolled in a free elective course. Common Room, April 29.�Under the auspices of the Bryn Mawr chap- ter of the Liberty League a promi- nent lawyer, Charles Kenworthy, and four college representatives discussed crucial political issues and the appli- cation of the league to their solution. Laura Musser, '37, president of the chapter, introduced Theodore Kro- leck, of the University of Pennsyl- vania, as the first speaker. Mr. Kroleck urged the audience to spread the league's influence energetically. Josephine Taggart, '36, who repre- sented Bryn Mawr, pointed out the incongruity of the Democratic plat- form of 1932 which advocated a quar- ter cut in the budget, and the course which the Administration has fol- lowed, which resembl^ some Socialis- tic planks of that year. Besides the frequently indiscriminate spending which has amassed a deficit of seven billion dollars, the Government has attempted change without due refer- ence to the voice of the people. Implying disapproval of the "ob- scure" activities of his fellow students who are Veterans of Fiture Wars, Beauvais Duffey, Princeton, '36, pro- nounced the Liberty League occu- pied with "practical politics." Youth is suffering most acutely from the taxes which force industry to curtail its activities, as new positions are hardest to find. Nor has the mass of Continued on Pace Three (Especially contributed by Robert Haig.) To attempt a professional estimate of the Bryn Mawr May Day which now must take its place on the small list of artistic productions of which America may well feel proud is diffi- cult even to a hardened critic and to one who saw it Xor the second time. The task, however, is mine and in order to feel satisfied that my judg- ment was not swayed by too much emotion I have allowed twenty-four hours to go by before attempting my task. The Bryn Mawr May Day is note- worthy for the pageant and the mass dancing on the Greene. In many places outdoor plays may be seen, given with as good effect, but such a pageant can be seen, I feel sure, nowhere else. A pageant such as this is dependent on timing, spacing, gen- eral movement and color. The timing DR. HAMILTON FAMOUS AS RESEARCH WORKER Accidents Do Happen In Time of Revelry Beefeater Overcome by Weight Of Costume During Court Procession HEROINE SAVES MAYPOLE Dr. Alice Hamilton, who is to speak at Commencement, is a member of the American Association of Pathologists and Bacteriologists and received her education at universities widely scat- tered over two continents, taking her doctor's degree at the University of Michigan in 1893 and then crossing the Atlantic to do post-graduate work at the Universities of Leipzig and Munich. She then returned to Amer- ica, first working at the John Hopkins Institute and then at the University of Chicago. The year 1903 found her in Europe again, working at the In- stitute Pasteur, Paris. Shevhas since been an investigator on the ^Illinois Commission of Occupa- tional Diseases and in the U. S. De- of Labor, where she studied industrial poisons. She was a pro- fessor of Industrial Medicine at Har- vard Medical School from 1919 to 1934 and was appointed a member of the Health Organization of the League of Nations in 1924. After resigning from her position at Harvard, she was appointed by the Department of Labor to investigate industrial poi- soning for the second time. Senior Dance The senior dance will be held in the Deanery on Saturday, May 30, from 9 p. m. to 1 a. m. The patrons and patronesses are Captain and Mrs. James Ch�- wick-Collins and Dr. and Mrs. William Roy Smith. The or- William Roy Smith. Formal dress is optional. _____ In spite of very modern airplanes above and' ice cream trucks on cam- pus roads, Bryn Maw* students suc- cessfully sustained Elizabethan at- mosphere last weekend. The numer- ous small accidents, slips and mis- steps which happened during the two performances of May Day went almost unnoticed, not only by the audience, but by most of the stu- dents performing; yet since Saturday- evening many incidents have come to light which seemed catastrophic at the time of occurrence. The most serious of these seems to have been the faint- ing of one of the beefeaters on Friday, and others range in importance from the collapse of a flowered garland on the center Maypole to the bewilder- ment of certain members of the audi- ence. On the whole, the Saturday per- formance seemed to run more smoothly than the Friday one. Once the huge flowered Maypole appeared to be fall- ing off the cart as it passed the grandstands, and one of the Morris men bravely caught it, only to escape by a narrow marjrin being knocked under the cart by its weight. After it had been set up in the middle of the Greene, wavering precariously in its erection, one of the long stream- ers was discovered to have been Continued on Paee Six / GOOD WISHES WIRED BY FORMER DIRECTOR of the procession in 1932 was good, that of 1936 extraordinary, with a contrast in movement between the opening, the middle and the end. Much of the effect of pageantry de- pends on this too little \nderstood art and on Saturday it was seen at its best. The approach of the Queen's Cham- pion, a beautiful figure in blue and silver, and the same, if I am not mis- taken, as opened the 1932 pageant, the pause half-way across the stand in order to display the emblem of Her Majesty, Elizabeth, was a new note and well conceived. Then at a per- fectly executed distance the eight "gorgeously apparalled" heralds, fol- lowed at an equal distance by the Queen's Archers and then by Eliza- beth herself in her panoply carried by her courtiers and followed by her really magnificent court. All the. movement slow as befitted royal dig- nity was a triumph of restraint in time. Then followed at a slightly in- creased pace the Lord and Lady of the May, the Maypole with four superb white oxen�and truly their equal never was seen�and then at an ever increasing tempo with dimin- ishing space between them, the play- ers and at the end the mass of vil- lagers, the comic characters and the mounted village rider. It was only real art in spacing and timing that prevented the end of the procession from being an anti-climax to the mag- nificence of the opening. The rush of the dancers on to the Greene, the progress of the Queen, the crowning of the lovely May Queen by the most gallant Robin Hood and the ex- traordinarily beautiful Maypole dances were sights never to be forgotten. Surely nowhere is such a sight to be seen except at the Bryn Mawr May Day, for there was created a real illu- sion of the Elizabethan time, some- thing I have never seen before nor imagine could be accomplished. Brighter Costumes Effective Helping this glorious effect were the costumes in which I saw a definite improvement from 1932, stronger col- ors, more vigorous and a more authen- tic treatment and indeed most of the Continued on Pane Five STUDENT TRAVELERS MAY GET REDUCTIONS Mrs. Otis Skinner, Director of the 1920 and 1924 May Days and at pres- ent ill in New York, telegraphed President Park the following message Friday morning: "Every happy wish for this May Day stop I am watching the prom- ising sunrise." Signed Maud Skinner. To Mrs. James Chadwick-Collins the following message came from Miss Theresa Helburn on Saturday eve- ning: "Very sorry not to see you before I left and tell you how greatly im- pressed I was by the superb produc- tion of May Day. You did a mag- nificent job. I was certainly proud to preside over so beautiful a fete. Please tell my young subjects that I genuinely appreciated their perform- ances, i' " I retire reluctantly into private life." Signed, Theresa Helburn. All Bryn Mawrters who are plan- ning a summer abroad, or the many more who would like to do so, are reminded of the announcement of the International Confederation of Stu- dents of the issuance of an Interna- tional Student Identity Card. The encouraging boast is that total sav- ings through the use of the card can be as high as 40 per cent. Through the cooperation of the League of Nations the undergraduate bearer may secure reductions in hotels here and abroad and on rail- roads, as well as free entrance to mu- seums and other places interesting to tourists. In addition, visa fees are waived entirely or considerably low-, ered. 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We were so excited to be featured on episode 9 of cycle 20 of America's Next Top Model! View the show on the CW by clicking here (psst…our segment begins at minute 4:45 of the video).
If you loved the looks that Renee wore on the runway, you can get them here: https://www.xcvi.com/shop/product-category/as-seen-on/
We are honored and humbled to announce that our Los Angeles factory headquarters has just been certified by Worldwide Responsible Accredited Production (WRAP), thereby becoming one of only 12 certified manufacturers in the entire United States.
A response to global labor violations, The WRAP Certification Program is based on 12 Principles focusing on local law and workplace regulations, generally accepted international workplace standards, and the environment. WRAP is well recognized and has been accepted by many international retailers, brand manufacturers and licensors.
While there has been a significant effort made to bring apparel manufacturing back to Los Angeles (e.g. Mayor Villaraoigosa's involvement in the California STEP program), a series of raids on Downtown Los Angeles garment factories by the U.S. Labor Department found an astonishing number of labor violations.
XCVI's WRAP certification comes in the heels of this slew of labor violations, as a positive shift in the right direction for our city.
"Despite market pressures, we pride ourselves of running a successful LA-based business in an ethical way. We couldn't be more proud of this accomplishment. Having it come from WRAP, which is such a highly regarded organization, is the ultimate seal of approval" says Daniela Zeltzer, XCVI's Corporate Communications rep.
The overall benefits and goals of the months' long certification process are clear: better working conditions for employees, a program designed to protect the environment, and a sustainable platform to provide for future generations.
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When Dr. James Bidwell joined Anna Maria College in 2007, he quickly become involved in the growing campus community. With a passion for environmental sustainability, he, along with other faculty colleagues, helped to introduce AMC to numerous green initiatives, including a Light Bulb Exchange program and Share-a-Ride, both of which are still active.
Dr. Bidwell is an Assistant Professor of History and Humanities in the School of Humanities at Anna Maria College. He is a graduate of the University of Maine and received his Masters and Ph.D. from Boston College. His research interests include modern German history and his areas of expertise involve modern European history and environmental history.


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