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The College JNews VOL. XXIII, No. 25 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1937 Copyright TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1937 PRICE 10 CENTS Lasting Peace is Basic to Forecast Of Emerging Order Economic Structure and View Toward Problems Altered, Says Mrs. Wootton CHANGE IS NECESSARY IN DEMOCRATIC IDEA Goodhart, May 10.�Basing her pre- dictions on an assumption of a period of lasting peace, Mrs. Barbara Woot- ton discussed the Emerging Social Order in the last of the Shaw lec- tures. "Without the assumption of the period of peace," said Mrs. Woot- ton, "there is no forecast to offer; all will become uncertain and futile." Two great changes have occurred in the twentieth century: first, a change in the economic structure regarding industries and occupations of people; the staple industries of the nineteenth century have been superseded by new products and business; second, there has appeared a*new attitude regard- ing economic problems.' Adaptation to change in the eco- nomic structure depends on technique and scientific advance, wherein lies the future development of industry. Looking back, one can see how the dour prophecy of Thomas Malthus ^failed to be realized thanks to tech- nique. The decline of staple indus- tries is only temporary, and not the beginning of the end of Great Brit- ain in the economic sense. The second great change is mani- fest in the attitude that it is the busi- ness of the government to defend what is, rather than to create what might be. Industries that might have been out-competed in the nineteenth century survive in the twentieth be- cause of governmental aid; a resist- ance to change has appeared and the elasticity due to ruthlessness has di- minished. In this attitude lies dan- ger. If the government's responsibil- ity is to vested interests there will be a retarding of progress without com- pensation, and discouragement to�en- terprise. However, beyond this discouraging aspect spreads a field of experimenta- tion, change and expansion. The germ of a rising social consciousness, and a responsibility toward the ordering of life have appeared. The shifting of the social structure is in spite of the artificially restricted, economic changes. As accomplishments in the social field, one can observe social service, pensions, allowances to the sick and unemployed, the rise of a strong trade union movement and a labor party with a strong socialist program. But what of the future, what policies of the past have been most effective, asks Mrs. Wootton. Most important is the failure to cre- ate a class-less community. For fur- ther progress the class obstacle must be overcome, for though the rigid Continued on Page Five League Elections The Bryn Mawr League takes pleasure in announcing the fol- lowing elections to its board for next year: Chairman of Blind School, Christie Solter, '39. Chairman of Haverford Com- munity Center, Jane Braucher, '39. Assistant Chairman of Hav- erford Community Center,*'Mar- ian Gill, '39. Chairman of Maids' Vespers, Martha Van Hoesen, '39. Chairman of Maids' Commit- tee, Barbara Steel, '40. Assistant Chairman of Maids' Committee, M. Tyrrell Ritchie, '39. ^ ' Publicity Chairman, Louise Morley, '40. The Chairman for Americani- zation and the assistants for Summer Camp and Summer School will be announced later. Miss Walsh Addresses Philosophy Club Group Says the Essence of Poetry Lies In Linguistic Precision The Common Room, May i.�"The essence of poetry is linguistic preci- sion," stated Miss Walsh in her address to the Philosophy Club on The Poetic Use of Language. Poetry, she said, is the only form of expression that says what it means and means ex- actly what it says. The so-called "precise" languages of science, logic and philosophy are not precise, but are intentionally ambiguous. Science is not precise because its technical terms are generalized de- scriptions used to characterize empir- ical events, with the specific event carefully unspecified. In order to read these incompleted statements correct- ly, the scientist has to supply the ap- propriate values for these variables. Logic is not linguistically precise because it must either rest upon ideas that are truly indefinable and can only intuitively be understood, or upon ideas that are undefined and have to be completed by metaphysical specu- lation. When logicians have tried to impose a pattern of consistently or- dered symbols upon the confusion of language, it has ceased to be lan- guage. Philosophy is not precise because it is intentionally suggestive. Words can never explain the "total concrete real- ity" that the philosopher seeks. He has to imply more than he says, and his true meaning must always tran- scend his expressed meaning. But the poet, unlike the scientist and the philosopher, is interested in language as itself, rather than as a means of expressing reality. It is not what happens that is important \o him, but what is said about what hap- pens. No separation can be made be- tween what is said and how it is said. No reexpression is possible. Doris Turner's Inferno Draws Comment At First Exhibit of Nucleus Camera Club Mr. Herben's Work Shows Skill In Composition; Faculty Row Is in Evidence ,, Common Room, May 7, 8, 9.�The Nucleus Camera Club held an ex- hibition of photographs, some of which were strikingly executed and i showed genuine pictorial quality, in the Common Room over the weekend. Many pictures of campus life�May Day, The Mikado and Faculty Row were shown. Mr. Stephen J. Herben took the two blue ribbons for first place among the faculty for his photo- graphs Ka~�' ~ "^**&&*v\ .v. Doris Turner, '39, Elizabeth Bin- gay, '37, and Catherine Hemphill, '39, were the chief undergraduate winners, though no single first award was given. An Inferno by Doris Turner, composed of translucent fiery ef- fects, recalls the Rackham illus- trations of Grimm's (in reality a picture of Mr. A. Lindo Patterson which was immersed in too-hot water in developing). Mr. Ernest Blanchard contributed a composite picture, Bi- ology, showing Dalton, a laboratory worker, the well-known rabbit, and microscopic pictures, v The many snapshots of people and buildings on campus were clear and life-like. In fact, all the photograph- ers have achieved great clarity and de- tail in their pictures. Mile. Germainc Bree and Mr. Richmond Lattimore both exhibited a number of charming foreign landscapes. Karnak, by Mr. Herben, shows great skill in compostHon. Two old columns slant up from one corner to a clouded sky. A piece of broken brick wall frames the picture on one side and balances the slanting col- umns, while two black outlines in the top corners focus additional atten- tion on the center. This framing and unity in a picture is one quality which most of the other exhibitors might well imitate. E. A. Ballard Gives Lecture on Kipling Life and Character of Author Discussed in Light of Books Owned by Speaker RARE WORKS EXHIBITED Deanery, May 9.�In a lecture full of delightful "extra-curricular" facts about Rudyard Kipling and his writ- nigs, Mr. Ellis Ames Ballard, Phila- delphia lawyer, not only related some- thing of the history of his own col-J lection of the poet's works, one of the largest private collections in the United States, but also discussed the life of Kipling in the light of the rare and- interesting books which he owns. He illustrated the lecture with manuscripts and books of special in-� terest to Kipling lovers, including such valuable specimens as his mother's copy of his first work, with "Ruddy's Poems" in gold letters on a white leather cover, and Kipling's own copy, with the following quotation written on it: "It's nice to see one's name in print; A book's a book, although there's nothing in't." Kipling's talent developed early. When he was 15 years old, his father collected a group of his poems and published them in a little volume un- der the title of Schoolboy Lyrics. It is difficult to realize that so young a boy could have attained the percep- tion evident in these poems: The- Seven Days of Creation is one of the best, with such powerful passages as: "Alone, afar, at noon-tide Eblis ------watched, Jealous of God, the all-Sustainer's work� Saw great darkness rent in twain and lit With Sun and Moon and Stars�be- held the Earth Heaven upward from beneath the Waters, green And trampled by the Cattle�watched the Sea Foam with the children of the waters �heard The voices of the Children of the Woods Across the branches. Saw and heard and feared, And strove throughout those Seven Nights of Sin To mar with evil toil God's handi- work." Kipling, said Mr. Ballard, faced realities. His idea of the artist's heaven was a place where he might draw things as he saw them for the "God of things as they are," and he strove always to write for this God. He was the apostle of work: the people he describes in his stories and poems are not the political leaders, or the military heroes, but the Son* of Martha�those members of the labor- ing classes upon whose shoulders the Lord has laid the world's burdens. "Kipling was a scrapper. He was afraid of nothing. If he found wick- edness in high places he exposed it." During the first years when he was becoming widely known, Kipling had several occasions to form a rather scornful opinion of the American peo- ple. He voiced this in his celebrated Curse on America, which was in- spired by the discovery of some pirated poems in the Seaside Library. A little later he gave it more particu- lar utterance in an open contest with the American publisher Harper, ia which both side's hurled invectives at each other without any noticeable re- sult. At one time, however, the fight became so heated that Harper felt it necessary to call in reinforcements. Hardy and two other eminent English poets published a statement favoring American publishers. Kipling replied with his poem The Three Captains, in which the names of these three writ- ers are actually given�though in a form not easily recognizable to' those who were not aware of the events provoking it. At one time Kipling would really Continued on Page Five COLLEGE CXLt ENDAR Thursday, May IS.�Concours Oratokie, Common Room, 4.30 p. m. Friday, May 1 i� Last Day of Classes. Saturday, May 15.�Confer- ence of Summer School Faculty all <lav Saturday and Sunday. Sunday, May 16.�Outdoor Service in the Deanery Garden 7.30 p. m. Monday, May 17.�Beginning of Collegiate Examinations. Sunday, May 23.�Violin Re- cital by Henry Cykman. COMMENCEMENT WEEK Saturday, May 29 and Sun- day, May 30.�Alumnae Reunion Weekend. Sunday, May SO.�Alumnae Luncheon. Baccalaureate Serv- ice with address by President John Edgar Park of Wheaton, Goodhart, 8 p. tn. MondayT.May 31.�Senior tea given by the alumnae of the neighborhood. Miss Park's sup- per for the seniors. Senior Bon- fire. Tuesday, June 1.�Garden party, followed by step singing. Wednesday, June 2.�Com- mencement Program, 11 a. m. / John Mason Brown Comments Wittily On Season's Plays Dramatic Tradition of Hamlet Reviewed; Howard Called "Frozen Tiability" HIGH TOR, TOVARICH, RICHARD II PRAISED The Maids and Porters Put on Mystery Play The Cat and the Canary Offers Humor and Horrors Goodhart, May 9.�The Cat and tin: Canary was chosen by the maids and porters for their second dramatic ven- ture. A well-worn play, it has also from well, and proved, a wise selection on the part of Huldah Cheek '38, its director, for it is one of those very playable thrillers which has a sense of humor. Far from neutralizing each other, these two elements were mutu- ally intensified by contrast. We were all the more ready to laugh after a scene of horror, all the more keyed up after a comedy scene, and so, con- tinually twitching in pleasurable cycles of nervous excitement. If the audience may Jiave shown greater ap- preciation of the comedy, it was cer- tainly not unmoved by the intra-mural mysteries of the ghostly house. The device of claw-like hands appearing through slowly sliding panels was treated with great effect, both as to scene-building and actual mechanics. A sense of approaching doom, sug- gested at the outset by an ominous voodoo maid, Minnie Newton, an el- derly lawyer, Richard Blackwell and two quarrelsome male relatives, Em- met Brown and Nellie Davis, was re- lieved by the fluttering entrance of two female relatives, Doris Davis and Mabel Ross, and by the magnificent bluster of the asylum guard, John McKnight. Hilda Green, attractive and assured as an heiress imperilled by un- known danger and inconvenienced by the peculiarities of her many relatives, aroused our sympathy at once, and her male lead, the irresolute garage- man, kept interest running at a high level. In this part John Whittaker, the campus Coward, gave a confident and polished^ performance. Sparing of gesture and calm of voice, he was Continued on Page Four Summer Camp Staff Chosen The undergraduates who will com- prise the staff of the Bryn MaWr Camp have been chosen. The first group serving from June 5 to 19 is as follows: Marian Gill, '40; Mary Ma- comber, '40; Susan Miller, '40; Louise Morley, '40; Barbara Steel, '40; Mary Whalen, '38; Mary Wood, '39. The second group will attend *the Camp from June 20 to July 6 and 5- lows: Annette Beasley, '40; Laura Eatabrook, '39; Dorothy Hood, '37; Margaret Howson, '38; Sarah Lud- wig, '38; Virginia Pfeil, '39. The third group which serves fromVJuly 6 to 20 is as follows: Gretchen Collie, '38; Marian Diehl, '39; Martha Eaton, '39; Allison Raymond, '38; Elizabeth Washburn,' '37. Goodhart Hall, May 6.�As an in- troduction to his review of the past season on Broadway, Mr. John Mason Brown pointed out that all acting is not of one kind. There is a cleavage as great as that which separates prose |^nd poetry, distinguishing the Leslie Howard ^school of acting from the romantic tradition to which John Gielgud and Maurice Evans be- long. The essence of poignant un- derstatement, Leslie Howard leaves women in his audience undecided as whether to marry or mother him, but he is seen to great disadvantage as a jlromantic character. In the film of <Eome$ and Juliet, chiefly marked by a total absence of gender, he not only made his dislike of the part mani- fest but contagious, and his Hamlet, hardly more than a beguiling young Englishman who had mistaken Elsi- nore for the gas station in The Petri- fied Forest, was -a "frozen liability." John Gielgudf trained in the heroic tradition, acted Hamlet with his en- tire body. The script was suddenly revealed as if by blinding flashes of lightning, and the play seemed to be newly written. He possessed the mind and spirit of Hamlet. When Elsinore was still a twilight realm for the Gladstonian type of actor, Mr. Brown saw Sir Johnston Forbes-Robertson, whose creaking knee-joints in the play within a play scene conveyed an acute melancholia, Walter Hampden, on the other hand, was young enough when he first at- tempted the role, and fine enough in mind, for the new kind of Hamlet, though his performance has become increasingly "Ph. D." with age. John Barrymore, when his talent for ignit- ing his emotions was confined behind the footlights, was the-best Hamlet of the contemporary stage. Basil Sidney's production in modern dress illustrated how little the play depends on the conventional stage trappings. Barrymore was unusually success- ful in explaining his relationship with the "theatre's problem child," Ophelia, "the most irretrievably moronic" of all tragic heroines. Most Hamlets fall in love with Ophelia after she is dead; Mr. Barrymore showed by'his hands, "those amorous antennae," that he was "willing to abdicate in the fair maiden's behalf, long before the third Continued on Page Three EMPLOYMENT REPORTS FAVOR '37 GRADUATES (From a pres$ release of the Bu- reau of Industrial Service, Inc.) Friday, April SO. � Employment prospects of this year's college gradu- ating classes are only a little less favorable than those of the 1929 graduates, and substantially better than the June, 1936, classes experi- enced. This evidence of continued em- ployment improvement is revealed in an announcement today of the results of a survey just completed by Inves- tors Syndicate, of Minneapolis. Engineering, business administra- tion, teaching and general business classifications are offering employment in greatest volume, according to J. R. Ridgway, president of Investors Syn- 'i;flfifct4rk). announcing the results of Tlhestuo!y7 T*aw, journalism and in- vestment banking are near the foot of the list, he said. These conclusions are based upon analysis of questionnaires returned by 218 leading colleges and universities which account for nearly half of the total enrollment of male and coedu- cational institutions. ~r
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Tyler Haws scored 21 points in passing Jimmer Fredette as BYU's all-time leading scorer and leading the Cougars to an 82-69 victory over Portland on Thursday night.
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BYU beat San Diego 75-62 Thursday night behind 28 points from senior Tyler Haws, who along with Josh Sharp, Anson Winder and Skyler Halford were playing the final regular-season games of their careers at the Marriott Center.
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Tyler Haws scored 28, and Kyle Collinsworth added 16 points to help BYU extend its win streak to four by beating San Diego 75-62 on Thursday night.
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The Cougars and Aggies have extended their running in-state rivalry through 2020 with today's announcement. The schools will continue their home-and-home rotation with a pair of Friday night October games in 2019 and 2020.
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BYU's senior night against the University of San Diego is the last game for four seniors, including superstar Tyler Haws.
What is Tyler Haws' legacy?
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As Tyler Haws continues to scorch nets, he is quickly approaching setting the all-time scoring record in school history. With that in mind, what is Tyler Haws' legacy? Here are two legacies and a potential third that Haws will leave the program.
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Kyle Collinsworth knew as soon as he hit the floor that something was wrong.
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BYU's policy of not commenting on Honor Code investigations is correct, but in some situations something needs to be said. The school should give a public comment on situations involving arrests or when a player is suspended from any games.
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The band's tenth studio album, All That You Can't leave Behind was released on October 30th 2000 and following the less than overwhelming response to 1997's POP (and that was just from the band) it was instantly judged a triumphant return to form.
The band, said Bono, ahead of release, were 'reapplying for the job of best band in the world'.
Going to No. 1 in 32 countries, eventually garnering 12 million sales
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'U2's tenth studio album and third masterpiece,'
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'All That You Can't Leave Behind, is all about the simple melding of craft and song.'
'Gone are the experimental ambitions and Big Ideas,' reported the NME. 'Back are the chiming guitars, the stratospheric synth and - best of all - the tunes. (It's) modern enough to sound new, but sufficiently evocative of their... Joshua Tree days to make it seem as though they have come full circle.... There is no fat on this record, the lines are clean. Its beauty is in subtlety rather than extravagance...'
Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno were again at the helm and, as usual, making the record wasn't always easy. 'It was tough at times.' recalled Larry. 'There were dark moments. We chose to record in Dublin so you have to go home, deal with that leak in your roof as well. Danny thought it was interfering with making the record.'
But the reception for the debut single Beautiful Day, backed with a memorable video shot at Charles de gaulle Airport in Paris, could not have been any warmer. It took
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- a year later the album won four more, including
Record of the Year for 'Walk On', won the previous year by 'Beautiful Day' - the first time a band had achieved this.
A remix of another track, Elevation, featured on the soundtrack to the movie Lara Croft:Tomb Raider.
Produced by Daniel Lanois and Brian Eno, additional production Steve Lillywhite, Mike Hedges, Richard Stannard and Julian Gallagher. Engineered by Richard Rainey, assisted by Chris Heaney. Mixed by Richard Rainey, Tim Palmer, Steve Lillywhite, Mike Hedges, Richard Stannard and Julian Gallagher, Brian Eno, Daniel Lanois, Steve Fitzmaurice. Mixing assisted by Chris Heaney, Alvin Sweeney, Jay Goin. Additional engineering Tim Palmer, Stephen Harris, Ger McDonnell, Mark Howard, Alex Haas. Assisted by Keith McDonell, Stephen Harris. Recorded at HQ, Windmill Lane Recording Studios, Westland Studios and Totally Wired in Dublin, and South of France
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'It was tough at times. There were dark moments. We chose to record in Dublin so you have to go home, deal with that leak in your roof as well. Danny thought it was interfering with making the record.'
'Bono's lyrics this time, in a sense, they're less poetic, less romantic and more real. To me they're much more about where he's coming from and what he's dealing with. I think this record has a great tenderness. And I'm sure it addresses the way he feels about the commitment to the band and to his family, to his children and Ali.'
'From the beginning we were excited when music met the real world, and, going into this, we reckoned that people aren't buying rock records any more because of this progressive rock lurgy, which is on the rise, where the single has been forgotten. In our heads we've written 11 singles for this record. '
'Pop music often tells you everything is OK, while rock music tells you that it's not OK, but you can change it. There's a defiance in rock music that gives you a reason to get out of bed in the morning. Most pop music doesn't make you want to get out of bed, I'm sorry to say. It puts you to sleep.'
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All that you can't leave behind- to me-
Fragmentation, it is not a step back, almost a step onward,but there is this feeling of the heart beat,a distinctive imprint for each song,giving this virtual sense of the waving in the ocean of sounds. ' And that's make an innovative album through fragmentation .Maybe you can educate my mind' 'Elevation' . ' Love is not the only baggage you can bring'' Walk on'. Melancholic album,sometimes it is,for some grooves of piano and guitar.' New York ,and part of lyrics : 'In New York I lost it all to you and your vices Still I'm staying on to figure out my mid life crisis I hit an iceberg in my life But you know I'm still afloat You lose your balance, lose your wife In the queue for the lifeboat'. In Grace song we find the balance and the defense for particular situations that may occour in life :'Grace makes beauty out of ugly things .
04 August, 2012
Go Home!
This tour it's so beautiful.- Live from castle Irland. I make a tatoo on my arm. Congratutulation U2.
09 July, 2012
Boss.. When i look Luv it frm ma heart........ thanks for making this kinda song......
02 July, 2012
I remember the first time I heard this. it was so rad!
11 April, 2012
U2 rocks
I love this album!
24 January, 2012
Beautiful Day In A Beautiful Album!
awsum music!
16 February, 2011
All that u can´t leave behind....
I fell in love with U2 with this album.....
29 October, 2010
10 years
This album was released in October 2000, wasn;t it? With a new millennium dawning, U2 were working on another reinvention or return to a sort of stripped-down and more classic approach. Instead of experimenting with humming electronic sounds they concentrated on the main vocabulary of rock music: bass, drums, guitars and vocals. "Walk On" is an extraordinary example of U2;s regained preference to use more traditional song structures to create grand melodies and big emotions. The track was dedicated to Aung San Suu Kyi, but the theme of travelling is also relevant on a more general level. "Beautiful Day" is also one of the most meaningful songs. With The Edge playing such a distinctive and unique guitar riff that only The Edge can deliver that way, it is obvious that U2 decided to include their trademark sounds again. Listening to "Kite" I can feel that U2 put their whole heart and soul in the music. Bono forms overwhelming melodies that change between softness and brilliant power. "In the time when new media/Was the big idea..." he closes from the angle of an observer. This big idea has taken the world on exciting journeys so far and it has brought us to the place where we are right now.
19 October, 2010
As sweet as honey
I believe this album is like eating a sweet chocolate, is so soft, so easygoing and at the same time it gets to the heart with those lyrics about love and life. It is the second best romantic album for me before achtung baby, music to fall in love or at least to remember memories from past. Every piece of music you do, it's a big important part of me and all the fans we love you. Congratulations guys. Congratulations U2.
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Chinese New Year is the sort of new year celebration I love.Because unlike the Western tradition of big blowout parties, Chinese New Year is a time to get together with family, to give thanks for what you have, to retire your grudges, and to look forward to a year of peace and happiness. In that way, I think of it much as I do Thanksgiving.It's in the spirit of Chinese New Year (which this year starts Feb. 10) that I've reconfigured one of my favorite dim sum dishes -- shrimp toasts. Not familiar with dim sum is? Think of it as Chinese tapas, or small plates of food. Traditionally, shrimp toasts are made of chopped or ground shrimp seasoned with soy sauce, sesame oil, scallions and rice wine. This mixture then is mounded onto little toasts and deep-fried. The result is creamy on top, crispy on the bottom, and richly flavorful through and through.Like everyone else on the planet, if it's fried, I love it. In this case, though, I was hoping to get the crunch of frying without the fat.I did a bunch of research and discovered that while the toast in this dish usually is made of plain old white bread, sometimes it's swapped out for a slice of baguette. Eureka! Since baguettes become wonderfully crunchy when baked, I figured that that was how -- without frying -- I could conjure the crunchiness necessary for this recipe.But then I worried that the shrimp mixture would dry out during baking. It needed protection, or some sort of coating. That's when I reached for one of my favorite stealth ingredients -- mayonnaise. It makes a terrific glaze. I spiked low-fat mayo with some sesame oil and sprinkled it with sesame seeds and, sure enough, it did the trick. The shrimp topping stayed creamy.------BAKED SESAME SHRIMP TOASTSStart to finish: 40 minutes (20 minutes active)Makes 32 toasts32 diagonally sliced 1/2-inch-thick baguette slicesCooking spray1/2 pound raw shrimp, peeled and deveined1 large egg white2 1/2 teaspoons sake, Chinese rice wine or dry sherry2 teaspoons finely grated fresh ginger1 large garlic clove, minced1 1/2 teaspoons hot sauce1 1/2 teaspoons toasted sesame oil, dividedHeaping [1/4] teaspoon kosher salt[1/4] teaspoon sugar4-ounce can water chestnuts, drained and finely chopped2 scallions, finely chopped (about [1/4] cup)[1/4] cup low-fat mayonnaise2 teaspoons sesame seedsHeat the oven to 400 F.On a rimmed baking sheet, arrange the baguette slices in a single layer. Spritz the bread slices on both sides with cooking spray. Bake them on the oven's middle shelf for 4 minutes. Remove them from the oven, turn over each slice, then set aside. Reduce the oven to 350 F.In a food processor, combine the shrimp, egg white, sake, ginger, garlic, hot sauce, 1/2 teaspoon of the sesame oil, the salt and the sugar. Puree until smooth. Transfer the mixture to a bowl and stir in the water chestnuts and scallions.In a small bowl, stir together the mayonnaise and remaining 1 teaspoon sesame oil. Mound a rounded tablespoon of the shrimp mixture on top of each toast and spread evenly over the toast. Brush the top of each mound with some of the mayonnaise mixture, then sprinkle with sesame seeds.Bake on the oven's middle shelf for 12 to 14 minutes, or until the shrimp mixture is just cooked through. Serve hot.Nutrition information per toast: 120 calories; 20 calories from fat (17 percent of total calories); 2 g fat (0 g saturated; 0 g trans fats); 10 mg cholesterol; 19 g carbohydrate; 1 g fiber; 1 g sugar; 5 g protein; 260 mg sodium.------EDITOR'S NOTE: Sara Moulton was executive chef at Gourmet magazine for nearly 25 years, and spent a decade hosting several Food Network shows. She currently stars in public television's "Sara's Weeknight Meals" and has written three cookbooks, including "Sara Moulton's Everyday Family Dinners."
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Mentor Graphics Design-to-Silicon Solutions Used in Successful Development of TSMC 28nm Product Qualification Vehicle Test Chip
WILSONVILLE, Ore., August 9, 2010 – Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced that its Calibre® Design-to-Silicon solutions were key elements in the successful development of TSMC's 28nm Product Qualification Vehicle (PQV), a major milestone in the TSMC process development. Multiple Mentor products were used in the design of the PQV test chips, including the Calibre nmDRC and Calibre nmLVS tools for design verification, and Tessent™ test suite for silicon test.
"Mentor has a robust design and implementation track in TSMC's Reference Flow 11.0 targeted to support 28nm design efforts," said ST Juang, senior director of Design Infrastructure Marketing at TSMC. "In addition, the Mentor Calibre platform has been a key physical verification solution that TSMC supports for multiple process generations. Now we are taking one big step further to extend it into 28nm through PQV collaboration."
TSMC Reference Flow 11.0 includes a complete Mentor track targeting TSMC's 28nm process. In addition to the Calibre verification platform, the expanded Mentor track provides a complete front-to-back solution that now includes the Vista™ Electronic System Level (ESL) design and verification platform, the Catapult® C synthesis tool, functional verification with the Questa® platform, expanded low power and 28nm routing features in the Olympus-SoC™ place and route system, and the Calibre InRoute solution, which provides the Calibre platform for signoff analysis and automated repair integrated into the Olympus-SoC physical design environment. Also included in the Mentor 28nm track are the Calibre Design-for-Manufacturing (DFM) and parasitic extraction offerings and the Tessent TestKompress® scan test tool, as well as memory built-in self test, IEEE 1149.1 boundary scan, and test failure diagnosis tools.
"Mentor has worked with TSMC to continuously enhance the Calibre platform so that it is not only a key verification platform for production tape outs, but is also used for advanced process development efforts as well," said Joseph Sawicki, vice president and general manager of the Design-to-Silicon Division at Mentor Graphics. "We are pleased to be part of this major milestone in TSMC's 28nm development, and look forward to helping mutual customers release their designs to TSMC's most advanced process offering."
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Mentor Graphics Corporation (NASDAQ: MENT) is a world leader in electronic hardware and software design solutions, providing products, consulting services and award-winning support for the world's most successful electronics and semiconductor companies. Established in 1981, the company reported revenues over the last 12 months of about $800 million. Corporate headquarters are located at 8005 S.W. Boeckman Road, Wilsonville, Oregon 97070-7777. World Wide Web site: www.mentor.com/.
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By: Dinneranyone on April 1, 2007 - 9:53am - Add new comment
I am the proud owner of a 20 year old blue fronted Amazon. In fact she was second in line for TOP DOG several weeks ago. You might remember seeing the picture of her reading BT. Since moving to the Lowcountry, I have not been able to find an avian vet. Now my parrot is showing possible signs of a kidney infection and I need to find an avian vet ASAP. No luck online. And my regular vet, Bluffton Veterinary could not refer me to one. If anyone can suggest a name I would greatly appreciate it. Anywhere within 100 miles!
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Someone please explain Matt Anderson's cartoon in today's paper (12/5/12).
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Several years ago I visited Jamaica. While there I was introduced to their native Pumpkin Soup, which is as popular there as our chicken noodle soup is here. I have never been able to find the recipe. It is made with a beef stock and of course pumpkin and is pureed to a very thick, smooth texture. Can't tell you how many recipe books I've looked in and even went to the Jamaican Tourism website to no avail. Does anyone have that recipe? I've seen several recipes made with a chicken stock with vegetables added along with the pumpkin, but that's just not the same soup.
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I'm wondering how many Blufftonians are having trouble with the delivery of the BT. I live in a subdivision off Buckwalter. The top portion of our street is developed, the middle is under construction and then there are the rest of us at the end of the street. The carriers apparently don't know we're down here or perhaps they just don't want to bother going thru the construction traffic to deliver a couple of dozen newspapers. What makes it doubly troublesome is that the closest BT newsstand is at the gas station up on 46.
By: Dinneranyone on March 26, 2008 - 2:39pm - Add new comment
I had a VOX in BT last week but there were not responses so now I'll try a Blog. My grown kids are coming for a visit in April. They are both vegetarian and real particular about what they eat. I have not found a single restaurant with more than one or two vegetarian entrees. We will be visiting HH Island, Savannah, Charleston and Beaufort. Need some suggestions for where we can dine! Also need the name of a market in the area carrying organic foods. Come on, folks, I need your help!!!! Thanks.
By: Dinneranyone on September 5, 2006 - 2:22pm - Add new comment
I live in Pinecrest north of the Bluffton School Complex. I am very concerned about the obstructed view of southbound traffic on Buckwalter as I try to turn south off of McCracken Circle. Due to the tall weeds, construction barrels and more importantly the pitch of the shoulder of northbound Buckwalter (toward 278), it is necessary for me to pull up into the northbound lane before I can see oncoming traffic in the southbound (toward 46) lane. This may not be a problem for trucks and SUV's that are higher than my Honda Accord but it sure is a problem for those of us who drive smaller cars.
By: Dinneranyone on October 21, 2007 - 2:16pm - Add new comment
Wonder why the blog (Mysterious Spots) I submitted a couple of days ago has yet to appear here?
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Where can I purchase the Bluffton Christmas ornament I have heard about? I understand there are only 500 being made. Are they still available and how much do they cost?
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I need to find a reliable company that specializes in cleaning leather, specifically a fine leather purse.
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There are several icons on the map that are not included in the list of crimes. What good does it do to show where crimes are being commited if you don't know what the crime is? There are 3 such spots in Pinecrest. One appears to be at the end of Crossings Blvd., (something in a yellow circle) another appears to be around the middle school (looks like a purple sailboat) and the third (a blue circle with lines in it)east of the school complex. The legend needs to include ALL icons representing specific crimes for the Crime Watch to be effective.


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Grey wrote:Me, Tuor, Whatis, Stuff, Valhallen, Mirak, BR and you: Fummo in The Avengers
Fummo is Fluffy Man because mice aren't made of iron
Mirak is Captain Mexico, who is a fair bit shadier than Cpt. America. He'll turn a blind eye to wrongdoing if someone slips him a few grand
Whatis is The Sulk who grows huge and purple when he thinks things are dumb
Tuor is Puck-eye because he shoots a hockey puck with precision aim
Stuff is The Pink Widow AKA Johanna Sukmenov the highly trained assassin/burlesque dancer
Valhallen is Valhallen. That one kinda wrote itself.
BR is Bick Rage, the overseer and organiser who watches from his floating C.O.N.D.O.M. airship
And I am Smoki, the green-and-red-eyed trickster god who just wants everyone to lie down and chill but i wanna be in charge of the lying down and chilling. It's a little less intensive than kneeling.
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I've been thinking about evolution, and it has occurred to me that there are 3 problems with it. 1.) evolution by definition is a reactionary process, so how can it look forward - eg how can we as end results of the process ask "what if?" 2.) humanity has the potential to self destruct - Ayn Rand in Atlas Shrugged recognised that we were the only species that could do that - how can an evolved / reactive process develop a self-destruct mechanism? 3.) At what point along the evolutionary process did it decide to split out into separate genders, and where can we point to to demonstrate this? Any thoughts?
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Yah I'm gonna go with you are most definately over complicating this for yourself. Personally I'm not sure that anything you read that those here have suggested will sway your thinking as I don't think you will comprehend what they say, given some of the questions you have posed here. I'm not trying to be a dick, just like you arn't trying to overcomplicate this, but really you need to start from scratch like I believe Hawk said. Go back and read everything he posted. And get rid of the philosophy when you are talking about science it's just two different things completely.
That you are a religious person is no surprise. Only a religious person could have such a grotesque mis-understanding of evolution. Get any decent high school or college science text book (not some creationist piece of junk) that describes evolution, do some study and you will quickly see how your questions have nothing to do with evolution. And, just how poor your understanding of evolution is.
Kris Feenstra posted an accurate description of evolution and explained just how wrong your understanding of evolution is. However, you will not completely understand how wrong you are unless you do some honest research on your own.
Oh yes, please do not lamely tell me how "deeply offended" you are by my response. Religious people almost always fall back on being "deeply offended" when they do not understand something or chose not to understand something because the something is in opposition to their religious based ignorance.
Telling other people how they're going to think and react is always an effective communication method :) Its like a more verbose form of the mind reading cognitive distortion.
I'm not in the least bit offended by your comments. My only suggestion would be that your definition of religious seems to be anyone who thinks more broadly than strict science.
The reason I started this discussion was honest research as you suggest - I have been recommended several books so far which I hope to read over the Christmas holiday period, but I still cannot reconcile humanities ability to look forward with blind evolution as it has been described - I'm still trying to get my head around that.
I must protest this; it's not a dichotomy between "religious" and "understanding of evolution"; it's quite possible to be both, and it's certainly possible to be neither. I've run into many an atheist (but not here!) whose understanding of evolution lacked any real depth; and many who are unbelievers who, rather than looking into it, find their interests lie elsewhere than the sciences and simply defer to the experts.
It's certainly true that Eric James has shown his ignorance of evolution here, and he happens to be religious, but you cannot simply generalize to say "Only a religious person could have such a grotesque mis-understanding of evolution..."
I hate to call out a fellow atheist for bigotry, but... you are being a bigot here.
I wouldn't lump you in with the DP boycotters :) I had you pegged (like ~60% of Americans) as a Dr. Pepper fan, myself.
to create - the basis of art - to contemplate, to ask "what if" - aspects that are part of every day existence - how did they come to be? Even the ability to consider divinity, even if you choose to reject it, doesn't appear to me to be the natural outcome of a non-forward looking reactive process.
The ability to think abstractly, artistically, logically, etc. are all known to come from various areas of the brain, to be lost when those parts are damaged, or to be missing or enhanced depending on biological factors which sometimes come into play as early as birth.
We know that the brain is the source of these traits (i.e. for the reasons stated above) and that it operates entirely on cells and chemical signals and interaction. All of our biological matter (i.e. said cells and chemical emitters) is patterned and produced from the blueprints of our DNA, interaction from also evolving ribosomes, etc., and that blueprint changes with each generation.
In other words, given infinite time, these traits (abstract thought, artisticness, logic, etc.) are guaranteed to rise in the gene pool, but it just so happens that they rose in billions of years instead, alongside billions of other traits and combinations of traits. How complex brain cell activity can result in abstract thought or conscience is nowhere near a hard science as of yet, but the above facts supersede any explanation involving supernatural, planned or reactive process as causing the traits.
I'm not a fan of Dr Pepper - what little I've had of it I find too sweet - neither am I American. My beverages of choice are a nice dark beer (although I don't like Guinness), a solid black coffee, a decent Riesling or a decent Port.
I have no problem with our abstract cognitive abilities being formed as a result of chemical processes in our brain, patterned on our DNA etc, but I'm not convinced by your "guaranteed to rise" statement. I'm not being obtuse or obstinate, I just fail to see how a blind, non-looking forward, reactive process - no matter how much time you throw at it - can make that jump.
There are no "jumps" in evolution, that is the fundamental problem with your understanding.
Humans aren't the only species that can self-destruct. Any species can do that by becoming too prolific and exhausting its food source while at the same time poisoning itself with its waste products.
Several posters have recommended reference books to aid you in gaining a better understanding of the process of evolutionary development. I applaud your willingness to read Dawkins, Harris and others. It could provide you with the insight needed to correctly question your current modes of thinking. The difficult part of your journey will be whether you can accept the realization that evolution exists and even galaxies are born, live, and die without supernatural influence.
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Vasoactive intestinal peptide-producing tumor; Pancreatic endocrine tumor
VIPoma causes cells in the pancreas to produce a high level of a hormone called vasoactive intestinal peptide (VIP). This hormone increases secretions from the intestines. It also relaxes some of the smooth muscles in the GI (gastrointestinal) system.
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