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^� � The College News Volume X. No. H BRYN MAWR.PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1924 Price 10 Cents DR. SCOn NEARING LEADS SWARTHMORE CONFERENCE Can a Better World be Obtained by Changing System, or Human } Nature is Issue FIRST VOCATIONAL SPEAKER IS MISS DOROTHY STRAUSS Law Commended as Profession For College Graduates Miss Dorothy Strauss, '08, a practicing member of the New York bar, spoke in ITALIAN AMBASSADOR TO SPEAK ON FASCISTI MOVEMENT Italian Club to .Entertain Prince Caetani and Hear Italian Music (Specially contributed by the Italian Club) It may be of no small interest to the SAYS CIVILIZATION ]� DOOMED "A better world ami how to obtain it," was the subject of a conTercncc held at Swarthmorc Saturday and Sunday, to which the Bryn Mawr Ijjperal Club sent fourteen delegates. Dr. Scott N earing, who has taught economics at SjM*rru*rmore Col- lege, University of Pennsylvania, and the Kand School of Social Research, and his wife, a Bryn Mawr graduate, were the outstanding "figures. The conference was organized by Rachel Jones, Secretary of the Young Friends' Movement, who was assisted by the Polity Club of Swarthmore "College. Delegates who were either per- sonally invited or sent from the Liberal Clubs of neighboring colleges, included Hindus, workers, college students, college professors and Quakers. Saturday night the first meeting began with a vague discussion of what was meant by a better world. Mr. Vincent Nicholson, a Quaker lawyer, who served with, the Friends' Relief during the war, objected to the planning of individual Utopias. "The kind of social order where these things" (that is, the opportunity to everyone to ex- press the best things in himself) "are to be realized is the most pertinent issue," he said, and challenged Scott Nearing to explain his plan for a new world. All previous talk, said Dr. .Rearing, has been from an individualistic standpoint, ignoring the fact that we are not free to dc what wc like. We are playing with the same forces which Germany played with in 1913. Our struggles are the death- throes of the Civilization of the Renais- sance. He proposed to discuss three ques- tions : What are the penalties wc must pay lor our present order? What will it cost us to go somewhere else? Where shall we fro? In answer to the first question he said that wc are now paying the price^n the barrenness and slavery of our livBf civil war between labor and capital, and inter- national war between competing groups. The concrete example he gave was Ger- many, now paying in despair for her sys- tem of slavery, exploitation, and imperial- ism. The cost of going somewhere else will probably be inefficiency of the indus- trial order. If we are prepared it may not be so bad, if we are not we may have to undergo the terrible experiences of Russia in the last six years. Nevertheless Russia is the only country in Europe on the up- grade. Where we want to go, said Dr. Nearing, does not count. We are not our masters, but are born into a world with all its pat- terns fixed. We can go along with the sf.eam or kick against'it. At any rate, we are through with the period of civilization based on the civil sfcitc and private prop- erty. FronTfhe ncM.'-we passed to the na- tion, we must m w pass to a world organ- ization. No nation possesses all the art, culture, and civilization of the world. ("Not even the Unitcl States, Mr. Near- CONTINUED ON PACE 3 chapel last Vriday morning on the bfw* "College in general to know that the French Undergraduates who wish to return to the Bryn Mawr Summer School for Women Workers in Industry as recrea- tion leaders arc asked to apply to M. Woodworth, '24, Rockefeller Hall. From those who apply four are chosen to return, two for each month ito help in Athletics, Laboratory work and Music The salary is $25.00. as a .profession for women, especially col- lege graduates. This speech was the first for the Voca- tional Conference, whose talks this year will be given in morning chapels, rather than over week-ends, so that a greater possible attendance may l>e insured. At this time, said Miss Strauss, law is still a pioneer profession for women. There is only a <ffhnparativcly small number of "practicing lawyers, and an even smaller group of women judges, "perhaps ten or twelve in the whole country. To enter the profession certain personal characteristics arc necessary. One must have great spiritual'and intellectual steadi- ness, for heavy responsibility is frequently involved in the work. A store of general knowledge is required; in fact learning of any description is useful. Especially ad- visable are history and science, and above all a practical knowledge of English, for �he power to write clearly and well is an absolute requisite. For the person who has finished pre- liminary studying there are two possible openings in law, t wo divisions between which to choose; trial men and the office men. The first type comprises all those who try cases, the second, those who do office and routine work or who study law. The line between the two is not so well defined here as in England, but it exists. The courts, as yet, are very inefficient, largely due to the weakness of attorneys, Miss Strauss feels that college girls, with their wide knowledge and good background are needed. There are many branches in which a practicing lawyer may specialize, such as patent law, needing a scientific background, admiralty law, insurance law. Lawyers of all kinds are needed. All must have the ability to discriminate, and pick out im- portant items and points in a case; having done this one must look up the law on the matter. In studying, the mental attitude is scientific, but the practice of law is dif- ferent. The daily activity is exceedingly varied, and a day's occurrences may range all the way from humor to tragedy. Mo- notony is impossible, and the life is always interesting. For a woman who intends to support herself the question of financial returns is important. During the first three or four years it would be best for her to have sume outside means of support, for the gains at the outset are very small. This is more true of women than men, since they have on the whole less influence. They arc slowly making their way, however, and there are great openings for the college woman. She will have the opportunity Eat contact with r_cally vital forces. Club is now rivalled by a recently organizee Italian Club. The Italian Club already boasts of seventy-three members, and as a speaking knowledge of the language i. not a requisite for membership, it hopes lo welcome still more. The Italian Club aims to increase the study of the Italian language, Italian lit- erature, science, and art, and to bring its members into contact with members of associations interested in the interchange of culture. It moreover undertakes to furnish .information to people from Bryn Mawr travelling in Italy. The Italy-Amer- ica -Society and Ccnacolo Leonardo da Vinci have already manifested eagerness to co-operate with the Club. Th% first important meeting of the Club is to be held in Taylor Hall, on February 28th, at eight o'clock. A few selections of light Italian music, ending with the famous Giovine::a, will be played. Mr. Liuzzi, well-known violoncellist, and Professor Scorthlfl will be among the musicians. But this is only to precede a lecture by the Italian Ambassador, His Excellency Prince Gclasio Gaetani, on the Fascisti Movement in Italy. . \ Prince Caetani's career up to the preseni has been a full and varied one and" prom- ises to be so hereafter. Having graduated from both the University of Rome and the University of Columbia, he delivered sev- eral lectures on technical subjects at Har- vard, and studied mining as a worker in Alaska and Montana. During the war he was more active than ever, always fighting in the front ranks. The Croce dc Savoia was awarded to him for the remarkable capture of Col di Lana. He dug a tunnel into the mountain, and with the help of two others placed a mine directly under the outposts of the enemy stationed on top of it. The entire mountain blew up, and in consequence the Italian force won an over- whelming victory. Prince Caetani will speak in English, and the entire College is invited to hear him. After the lecture there will be a reception for him in Rockefeller Hall, so that the members of the Italian Club who wish to do so may meet him personally. VARSITY LOSES IN FAST GAME WITH BALTIMORE Bryn Mawr Players Lead] at First But Give Way to Strength' of Opponents in Second Half FRANCES BLISS, '22, STARS Playing last and brilliantly, the Balti- more team defeated Varsity, 23-18, on Sat-^ urday in a practice basketball game, the first of the season. The score brought glory to Bryn Mawr ahtmnae as well as to Baltimore, for M. Tyler '19, F. Bliss '22, and U. Marshall li were on the team. To the very end of the game the outcome was doubtful. In the first half'Bryn Mawr tyas far in the lead, and, showed greater skill in passing as well as more organized team work. The guards played especially well, succeeding both in getting and keep- ing the ball from the tall Baltimore for- wards, and in passing with judgment to the centers. When the half ended Bryn Mawr was well ahead with a score of 12-1. The tactics of both.sides were completely changed in the second half. For a while the playing was very wild; both teams passing and shooting inaccurately. Balti- more recovered soon, however, and F. Bliss, as forward, netted several clever shots. The skill of the visiting team in- creased enormously in speed and accuracy of aim. Bryn Mawr fought hard, if un- successfully, and the game was interesting to the last. Line-up: Baltimore M.Tyler'19 F. Bliss '22 E. Duffy M. L. Poe E. Gamble R. Marshall 23 Varsity C. Remak '25 K.Elston'24 M. Buchanan '24 M. Palachc '24 G. Lccwitz '26 S. Lccwitz '24 DOROTHY LEE 18 VARSITY HOCKEY CAPTAIN FOR NEXT YEAR The Varsity hockey team elected D. Lee, "25, captain for next year, last Tuesday. Miss Lee has played forward on Varsity for two seasons. She was a member of the Freshman Committee, the Freshman mem- ber of the Athletic Association Board for 1925, and won first place in dives in this year's swimming meet. BATES HOUSE COMMITTEE HOLDS DRIVE DURING WEEK AND NETS A TOTAL OF $1,010.50 Bates House netted $1,010.50 in the drive held last week in Taylor and the Halls of residence. The sums for the different halls were: Rockefeller .................. $288.50 Merion ...................... 79.M Radnor ...................... 131.50 Denbigh ..................... 139-0� Fast House ........ ......... 45.00 Pembroke-West .............. 170.00 'Pembroke-East ............... 15900 The results were added in Taylor Hall, according to the four classes. They were: 1924......................... $295.00 1925 ................ 164.00 1926......................... 208.50 1927 .........*.........?..... 281.00 Freshman and Sophomore competition for the Editorial Board of The News will begin next week. Will all those wishing to try out please give their names -to F. Begg, Radnor Hall, before next Wednesday. MR. ALWYNE'S RECITAL ENDS SERIES OF CONCERTS Many Composers Are Represented in a Varied and Interesting Program A pianoforte recital by Mr. Horace Alwync, Associate Professor of Music, on Monday night in Taylor, completed the series of concerts given this year under the auspices of the Music Department. The concert was enthusiastically received and Mr. Alwyne played two encores. The first was an intermezzo of Brahms, the second, a ballet of Max Mayer. The regular progYam was: I. Bach�Prelude in B flat minor Bach-Busoni�Chorale-Prelude, "Wachet auf, ruff uns die Stimme* Scarlatti�Siciliano Capriccio in E CONTINUED ON PACE 6 MASS MEETING OF STUDENTS ELECTS MARGARET.WYLIE AS MAY QUEEN Margaret Wylie, '26, was elected as May Queen at a mass meeting held in the gym-, nasium last Wednesday afternoon. She will play the part of Maid Marion ia Robin Hood. Those chosen by the Casting Committee to try out before a meeting of trie entire college were: M. Cooke '24, F Cushman '26, D. Lee '25. II Stokes 27, M Smith '24, J. Sullivan '27, If. Wylie '2n. Miss Sullivan was unable to try out o* � account of merits. 1
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c The College News Volume III. No. 19 BRYN MAWR, PA., MARCH 14, 1917 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR Wednesday, March 14 7.30 p. m. Bible Class. Miss Agnes Tlerney. Social Study Class. Miss K. Tucker. Friday, March 16 8.45 a. m.�Announcement of European Fellowships. 4.30 p. ra.�Gymnastic Contest. 6.00 p. m.�Fellowship Dinners. 8.15 p. m.�Lecture by La Baronne Iiuaid in the Gymnasium: "With Those Who Wait". Saturday, March 17 9.00 a. m.�Senior Oral examination-in French. 11.00 a. m.�Apparatus Cup competi- tion. 8.00 p. m.�Lecture by Dr. Jane Robhins on Immigration. Sunday, March 18 6.00 p. ra.�Vespers. Speaker, A. Lan- don -19. 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by Major Charles W. Gordon. Monday, March 19 4.20 p. m.�Track practice and Indoor basket-ball begins. Friday, March 23 8.00 p. m.�First meeting of the week end Conference of the Christian Associa- tion. Speakers, Miss Grace Tyler, F. Howell "19, D. Clark '20. Saturday, March 24 9.00 a. m.�Senior Oral examination in German. 10 a., m.�Alumnae-Varsity water-polo game. 8.00 p. m.�Second meeting of the C. A. Conference. Speakers. Miss Elizabeth Porter, Miss Esther Howell, R. Cheney ex'18. Sunday, March 25 6.00 p. m.�Vespers. Speaker, Margaret Reeve Cary, '07. 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. John McDowell, D.D., of Baltimore. Friday, March 30 8.00 p. m.�First performance of "Pa- tience" by the Glee Club. Saturday, March 31 8.00 p. m.�Second performance of "Pa- tience" by the Glee Club. SELFGOV ELECTIONS NEXT WEEK FORMIDABLE CULTURE OBSTACLE TO BRYN MAWR WRITERS English Club Heart Address by Mr. Francis Hackett LITTLE KNOWN ARTIST STIRS ENTHUSIASTIC AUDIENCE DECIDING MATCH TOMORROW NIGHT Francis Hackett. author and editor of the New Republic, addressed the English Club on Friday night. You must get back to life, present day American life, if you would write for publication was the pur- port of his advice. "I don't know anything about 'Writing for Publication", he said, "The only Eng- lish I know is the English 1 write myself and the magazine I write for has to print It". Nevertheless, a hundred people pres- ent, the English Club and its guests were charmed by the simple, direct speech which struck at the vulnerable spots In American literature and Bryn Mawr standards and gave helpful advice to those who would work along this line. "I have formed an impression of Bryn Mawr as the most formidable culture I have known. There is such a tremend- ously high standard and strong censor- , ship that many Bryn Mawr graduates have lost their spontaneity. There is only one that I have known who has had the courage of experience. Miss Edith Wyatt. "You must have a strong sense of what is in season. The editor is not a path- finder, he is the stupidest man living and he has to print what the public is familiar with. If you really have something to say the result will probably be so eubistic, so like the table manners of an eskimo. that you cannot expect readers for it. There may be a long period after you have the Impulse to write when you have nothing to say but you must write and write". "Sex still has something to do with writing", he added. "A Miss H. G. Wells would be so enormously disreputable that ishe could not write". Warlich Interprets Remarkable Program Endowment Fund Raised $13 With Game Apiece Odd Classes Will Fight to Finish America a Decade Behind Europe "In America the only people who have (Continued on Page }) With consummate art in the manage- ment of a beautiful voice. Reinhold War i lich interpreted a diverse and interesting 1 program of Old Folks Song* and Eliza- bethian Lyrics. "Can't you see why Krelsler plays for ihim"? was one comment which expressed the general feeling. 1920 took in $13 jfor the Endowment Fund. Mr. Warlich starts west on a tour with Fritz Krelsler i very soon. Absolute ease and faultless enunciation characterize Mr. Warlich's singing. He , was called to repeat seven of his num- bers. The last encore was a Russian Lullaby sung- by a mother "on the steppes of Russia" to her son whose father has gone away to the war. Mr. Warlich played his own accompaniment for this one. Explains Russian Selections Explaining the idea of the Russian and two of the German songs. Mr. Warlich | read translations which be had made of : them. The "Red Sarafan" is the head- ; dress of the peasant bride and In the song a mother pleads with her daughter not to i marry and leave her soon. In "Siberian | convicts" where their "hearts are j heavier than their tread" the very rattle 'of the chains could be heard. The super- 'natural voices which came in three of the most interesting selections showed that Mr. Warlich is as much an actor as a singer. In "Trepak" Death entices a Russian drunken peasant (Russian peas- ants are always drunk, said Mr. Warlich) to dance a fatal dance with him. The "Erlkonig" was magnificently done; and "Tom der Reimer", Mr. Warlich. filled with the eerie charm of the Elfenkonlgln. Mr. Warlich was accompanied by Elmer Zoller._______________ MR. HACKETT ON THE IRISH CRISIS With the Sophomore victory over the Seniors 3-1 last Monday afternoon the ri valry between the final contestants for the water-polo championship reached its highest pitch. The deciding match comes to-morrow night at 9.10, when 1918's ban- ner will fall and red or green go up. A. Thorndlke '19 again starred at goal and D. Hall '19 played a fast aggressive 0BM at halfback. The efforts of M. Wil- Hard '17 and M. Scattergood "17 to cripple | D. Hall were unsuccessful and, eluding them both, she swam to the side, making long passes up the pool. On one of these passes E. Lanier shot the first goal for 1919. A previous goal by M. Scattergood '17 left the tie scored at the end of the first half. 1919 clearly outplayed 1917 in the sec- ond half. The Seniors constantly took the ball under water while E. Lanier 19 and F. Howell '19 seized every chance to shoot, scoring a goal apiece from difficult angles. In the sharp water duels between | M. Scattergood '17 and D. Hall '19 the Sophomore came out on top. A Thorn- dike, ably supported by her guards, was : impregnable. The Seniors felt the ab- sence of C. Hall '17 at left fullback. The line-up: l�17 1MB M wiiiimi.........k.f.....i: Lanier. Capt. M. Heattergood (\ F...........K. Howell B. Dalle* I. K..........it. aatiin* v MtrhfMd, Papf. II li........... ii rial! I' Si.v,.|i�.........K. H...........I> peter* i: HolftMBbe.......Kit............r. Parti* A. l��vl*............l'<.........A. Tli..ni.llk.. Beat*, imt, 1; 181ft, 'i Seals: Iki hnir 1!M7. M Heattenood, i:. Laakr. 2nd imlf. K Howell, I: Lanier Referee, Mlai Applet** Time. 7 mln. hiilv.'*. GYM MEET JUDGED BY THREE DIFFERENT METHODS Advisory Board Elections Later The annual elections of the Self-Gov- ernment Association will begin at 1.30 p. Hi on Monday, March 19th. The elec- tions of members of the Advisory Board will not come until after the assignment of rooms. The officers to be elected are: President and vice-president from 1918. first and second members of the Execu- tive Board and secretary from 1919. ~ra<l uate member of the Executive Board who is nominated by the graduates, and treas- urer from 1920. The polls will be open for fifteen min- utes after lunch and after dinner in each of the halls of residence and in the non- resident cloak room. Nominations are at noon and elections at night. The voting Is entirely by ballot; no one may vote by proxy and no one may vote except In her own hall. According to the constitution any member of the three upper classes and graduates Is eligible to these offices and freshmen to the office of treasurer, but it is customary to elect them as indi- cated above. The annual meeting for the reading of the treasurer's report and the report of the Executive Board will be held on Mon- day. March 19th. at 1.30 p. m In the Chapel. Eleventh Contest Takes Place Friday GENEVA STUOENTS LENT MONEY FOR BOOKS "Will England Keep Her Promises"? Foyer Helps Many Without Food or Clothing The judges for the gym meet next Fri- day between the Freshmen and Sopho- mores, represent three different methods , of indoor gymnastic training. Miss Bal- lintine, who is physical director of Vas-; sar and the first to introduce field hockey for women into America, follows the Ger-, man-American method. Miss Jones of the Germantown Friends' School the Swedish Method taught at Wellesley. and Mr. Bishop of Haverford School the English Military system. The exercise in floor work and Indian Olnftft each count a possible 30 points. Besides the three regular exercises on the horse and five on the parallel bars, two competitors from each class may be re-� quired to do an exercise set by an upper classman. This Is the eleventh contest held at Bryn Mawr. 1909 and 1910 were the first classes to meet during the first year that I Miss Applebee was physical director. Ex- cept for last year's meet, the past four contests have gone to odd classes. The even class usually wins the "pyramid". The leaders are: For apparatus, A. Stiles '19. and E. Weaver '20; for Indian clubs. M. L. Thurman 19. and M I. Mall '20; for floor work. M. Krantz "19. and L. Sloan '20. On being interviewed for his opinion on the Irish question and the present crisis. Francis Hackett, editor of the New Re- public, who lectured to the Knglish Club last Friday, contributed th*> following statement to the News: "The cause of the Irish crisis is this: the brutal executions last May have in- fJmmed national feeling in Ireland and forced John Redmond to demand n re- demption of English promises now. "Lloyd George and his government ad- mit the nationalist issue, but they give imperial need a priority. They say it is the 'duty' of the Irish to suspend their national animation during this war. They add that war or no war, I'lster cannot be coerced. "i SosJTOtd? Nationalist Ireland does not admit that Home Rule is a case of coer- cion. Redmond conceded the exclusion of certain unwilling I'lster counties last summer, but refuses to accept the conve- nient dilatory principle that the I'lster tail should always wag the Irish dog". Students at the I'niverslty of Geneva are frequently exiles from their country and destitute both of food and clothing. The foyer under the World's Student Christian Federation, partly supported by the Bryn Mawr Christian Association, gives such students employment in mov ing furniture, polishing floors, and waiting In Its 20c. restaurant. Free lodgings can sometimes be found them and a small sum often helps them to a means of self- support. The foyer also enables poor medical students to buy the expensive bOOkl iliey need for their studies. Money lent in this way Is paid bark s<Ttipiilously so that It can be used many tlnp FRESHMEN HEELERS ON THE JUMP 1920 Shows Initiative SCIENCE CLUB GETS FAMOUS BIOLOGIST The famous biologist. Dr. Jacques Loeb, of the Rockfeller Foundation and author of "The Mechanistic Conception of Life" has been secured by the Science Club to speak at an open meeting on April 13th. Dr I.oeb'8 subject will be "Regeneration and Correlation In Plants" Some of the 11 heelers from 1320 have shown individual initiative in skirmishing about for "new news". Several have brought in material in addition to what was assigned. (The enthusiasm of one carried her so far that she telegraphed Mr. Hackett for Ms opinion on the Irish lol ) Those who are competing are: M. Dent. E. Davis. L. Davis, |. -lark. L. Kellogg. F. Van Hofsten, A. Sanfor.l D Rogers. M. S Cary. IV Pitkln. and I. Williamson.
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Computer Simulation Helps Ensure Comfort Inside Exhibition Pavilion
April 2006
Engineers at Zibell Willner & Partners (ZWP) were able to substantially improve the ventilation of an exhibition pavilion in order to ensure comfort during summer months without having to provide air conditioning. They used FloVENT software from Flomerics Inc. to model the flow of air through the pavilion, and modified the model to solve problems that the simulation identified in the original design.
The pavilion, part of a much larger project, has an arched roof whose height rises from 3.7 meters to 7 meters. The façade is glass from floor to ceiling. Before finalizing the design of the building, ZWP engineers wanted to investigate the capabilities and limits of natural ventilation under both winter and summer conditions. They were particularly concerned about thermal comfort parameters such as air temperature, radiant temperature and air speed in the occupied areas of the building.
The traditional approach to address these concerns would involve performing hand calculations. The problem with this approach is that these calculations do not take the geometry and special features of the building into account. For these reasons, ZWP frequently performs a FloVENT simulation as part of the design process. FloVENT can calculate and graphically illustrate complete 3D airflow patterns, including velocities and distributions of variables such as pressure and temperature. Engineers are then quickly able to evaluate the performance of alternative equipment configurations.
"FloVENT is designed specifically for modeling building heating and cooling applications, so it is easier, faster and more accurate than general-purpose CFD software when applied to this type of problem," said Alfred Wallau, a ZWP engineer. "I have also received excellent technical support from Flomerics whenever I have had a question or problem in using the software."
Wallau modeled the building based on the computer-aided design drawing provided by the building designer. He integrated the known values for thermal load and surface temperature into the FloVENT model of the pavilion, and used both natural and forced ventilation to drive the flow of air through the building. In the case of natural ventilation, air enters and leaves the building through fixed-pressure inlets and outlets. Fixed-flow devices with specific flow rates and air temperatures were used to simulate forced ventilation.
"The CFD simulation showed that the design provided comfortable conditions inside using natural ventilation at ambient temperatures up to 24 oC," Wallau said. "Above this external temperature, air conditioning was needed. The simulation indicated that the original design and position of the grilles was unable to ensure comfortable temperatures and airspeeds. We modified the original design by increasing the size and changing the position of the grilles and found a configuration that provided comfortable conditions even during hot summer days. The final configuration provided stable thermal layering with comfortable temperatures in the inhabitant volume and high temperatures in the higher zones under the ceiling"
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5 Shake Your Stuff In The Comfort Of Your Own HomeHomegirlemmad | 05/04/2011 | See all Homegirlemmad's reviews (1)Couldn't wait for this to arrive and having collected it from the post office last night couldn't wait to get started on it!! I'm a huge fan of Zumba and this doesn't dissappoint. Great for beginners as there are step by step tutorials and great for Zumba fans with knowledge of the steps. Some of the songs on the disc are the same songs that we do in class but different routines. You can't help but shake your stuff as the music is so infectious! Hopefully you will be able to buy additional belts soon so that you can get your mates involved as well. The only downside I found was that my belt did keep moving and I had to keep putting it back onto my hip - maybe I didn't have it tight enough. Anyway, LOVE IT, LOVE IT, LOVE IT!!!
4 Brilliant game, shame the belt doesn't stay put :)Flipper21 | 09/04/2011 | See all Flipper21's reviews (1)I bought this as the class I attended was growing every week and I'm not disappointed. As another reviewer said, it contains lots of the tracks I Zumba'd to at the class but with different moves but the music is just as addictive!! Haven't had any problems with it saying I've 'done good' when I've completely messed up the moves! Having the different levels encourages you to work harder so you get the extra people dancing behind the instructor!!I bought the Zumba DVD's from another website but this game outshines those by miles. This is definately worth every penny and will save me a fortune in class fee's!! Only gripe is the belt; it slips if not tight enough and sometimes ends up around the front.Would I recommend to friends?? Already have!! All thats left to do is graduate from the beginners workout to the intermediate!!
5 Works Better Than 'Just Dance'. Equally As Enjoyable.Katrina | 21/04/2011 | See all Katrina's reviews (30)This fitness game covers all levels from beginner to Expert, and it does help if you have done dance classes before (not necessarily Zumba, but any style of dance). However if you are not used to exercising and perhaps have never danced before I would probably recommend Wii Fit Plus with the balance board, rather than Zumba Fitness because you may find the Zumba moves even at the beginners level too challenging. I know this because I have previous tap/modern/ballet dance experience and I picked it up incredibly easily. However my mum who has never danced before and doesn't do any exercise (besides housework and walking the dog!), found it too difficult and just gave up. She said she was really disappointed she couldn't do it, but she just didn't enjoy it because she found it too difficult. However she does enjoy listening to the music when I am exercising! The Zumba music is great!This actually works better than the Wii game 'Just Dance'. It is more accurate. If you've got Just Dance you will know what I mean. You could be doing the move exactly right and it says you are only doing it 'ok' rather than 'great', and it is based on points so obviously the more 'great's' you get, the more points you get, and if it's not accurate you are not getting an accurate score. With Zumba Fitness, the instructor's comments are more appropriate and accurate. He or She says 'Keep going' if you're slacking, or 'great! You've got it!', which encourages you to work even harder and burn more calories! At the end of the Zumba Party or Zumba Class it will give you an overall score. I don't really find having a score relevant for just one player, but if you've got two or more players, you may want to compete against each other.You are provided with a Zumba belt where you slot the Wii mote in the front. The belt often slips up whilst you are exercising which is a minor glitch but it doesn't really bother me that much. I just pull it back down and tighten it a bit more so it won't slip.All in all, it covers a variety of dance styles, however my favourite part has to be the 'Cool Down' Belly Dance for obvious reasons! By the end of the workout I am completely out of breath, and am really sweating so I welcome the 'cool down' at the end, plus the music is great!
5 Wow, this is amazinglucyfit | 24/05/2011 | See all lucyfit's reviews (2)I love this game, I had heard alot about Zumba and wanted to have a go, well I am pleased I did. Not only does this game make you work hard, but you have alot of fun as well. I thought the step by step instructions at the beginning very good, but the best way to get the steps is go for it and have fun, the moves and the steps you start to get. The first time I used this game I was on it for 3hrs.If you think you are fit, then like myself you maybe wrong as this makes you heart rate go very high and you really feel like you have worked very hard. I am now very tone and I am sure have lost more weight.It did make my asthma play up a bit at the beginning, but with regular use this all calmed down.The only thing I would say is they need to maybe look at the belt again, this was not a major problem as I just sew extra velcro on it and it seems to stay in place very well now.If you want a fun and exciting work out get this is makes you smile and feel good about yourself.
4 Addictive!Lazaroo | 09/04/2011 | See all Lazaroo's reviews (1)Got this game this morning as I've wanted to try Zumba for a while, but shift work means I have little time to attend a class. I did 2 tutorials and the beginner routines 1 and 2. This took around 50 minutes, and the sweat was pouring off me by the end! Gross I know, but just goes to show how well this Zumba workout gets you moving.I am a complete beginner, and got a bit tangled up with some moves, but I've never done it before, so it can only get better.Although the interface looks similar to Just Dance and Just Dance 2, I found it miles better. Zumba Fitness rewards your effort, not just when you get the moves EXACTLY right. So if you get stuck, you can always keep moving to the beat and catch up when you're ready. This allows you to continue working out without just staring blankly at the screen when a move is slightly on the hard side. The classes are also split into little 3-5 min sections so you get a bit of a breather and a change of music and routine.The only fault I could find is that it would be nice if it gave some information about calories burned etc after a workout, but thats just a minor niggle! You know you're burning them off, you can really feel it.Definitely a must have addition to the Wii fitness collection.


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mrmacbv Posts: 1My friend has a 2003 new Beetle. These things all quit at the same time; windows, sunroof, mirror contols, rear hatch release, interior lights, door locks won't stay locked no matter how I lock them. Wiring diagrams link all these together in the comfort system control module. Where is that? I've searched a lot and can't find any info for it. Is it possible a relay is the problem(I hope). This is the latest in a cascade of problems, one after another. Oh, don't get me started!!! If you could just give me a clue, because I am clueless on this one. Thanks for your time.
hankl96 Posts: 2the turn signal on the 04 beetle turbo does the blinks twice as fast as normal thing. we first had the bulb replaced. didn't do anything. we had the area cleaned thinking it was a "bad connection" at our local vw dealer, and that worked for a while. but now it's back to being on the frits, i'm stumped.
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roguecowboy Posts: 2They do not come one unless headlight sw is on.
Well let's say when I first start the car for a trip and the sun is not out I remember to turn on the Headlights then I stop for gas.
It beeps at me to turn off the lights. The Sun is out. I continue on my trip with Headlights OFF since w/sunlight I can read the dash.
Then a cloud blocks the sun, I drive past a MT or hill and the car is now in the shade. I can not read the Speedo. A sign appears 25MPH. and I'm actually going 70MHP. Do I quickly take hand off wheel, fumble switch, take eyes off the road to turn on the headlights? Do I jam on the Brakes and get rear ended. Do I guess my speed is safe and end up in the ditch or in a HEAD ON COLLISION? -
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vwsucks5 Posts: 12008 New beetle- at 52,000 miles the car started developing all system failure. 1st a/c went out, 2nd windows started moving themselves and not reliably coming backup. So I was paying a car payment and riding with windows up with no ac. Next EPC, brake and airbag dash all light up and an alarm bings relentlessly. Oh yea, and the cooling fan not working so car overheats if it idles. I had no trust in dealership because of previous issue and run around with transmission( 3 techs denied feeling an obvious rough shift), and vw wiring diagrams are not available for other mechanics, so I take the car to the dealership to trade for any reliable car-not a vw. They offered me $8,500 on a car with a $14,000 loan. So if you think about buying a used beetle, know how little their manufacturers value them. They tried to sell me a jetta promising me the wiring harness issues have now been resolved while offering nothing to help me with my wiring harness problem. I traded it in to toyota dealership and now have the most basic corolla. I got $8000 because it is an auction car according to appraisal.
hwp2467 Posts: 1I purchased a 1999 Beetle 1.8T 2 DAYS AGO! All was well for 48 hours. As I'm getting on the highway the "battery" warning light came, the headlights started to dim, and every warning light there is started coming on one at a time. Eventually the engine died and I'm stuck on the side of a busy highway. Had the car towed back home. This morning the car attempts to turn over but the battery just doesn't have enough juice left. Should I invest in a new battery (I realize I'll probably have to replace it anyway) or is it more serious? A mechanic friend of mine says it sounds like the alternator. Any suggestions? I must say my first experience with VW has not been a good one.
belaircarguy Posts: 107This sounds like it could be the battery or alternator. Sounds like you had it towed to your home. I would try to jump start this with jumper cables and another car (friend, relative) or if you are a member of AAA, call them. They will come and give you a jump, and they also carry replacement batteries (you need to tell them that you may need a battery when you call). If the alternator goes out, usually the light will come on in the dash, but the car will run until the battery is out of juice. Any reputable service facility (AAA, Pep Boys, AutoZone, Sears, Goodyear, Firestone, your favorite mechanic) will do a complete electrical diagnostics check and let you know exactly what is wrong. No way to tell by guessing.
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harvestmoongrl Posts: 1Hi yall...this is my first time here so here goes: Have an 03 Conv Beetle. 4 dys aft i bought her (newsed im the 2nd owner) she tried to stall at a lite. I was just taking off from the lite & it settled down. 2) few dys ltr died at stop lite but restarted right away 3) few dys ltr died in prkng spot at wrk & was dead..NO clock, odometer reading, no hazards, no radio reading NOTHING wouldnt evn click when I tried 2 start it. I left it a couple hrs and retried and BAM it came 2 life. The last time was at home, I left it an hr & it restarted. It seems like the connection is the radio being on. A high pitch whistle starts in the dash (like a stereo amp?) within seconds of it dying too. Ive left it off for about 2 wks & only had 1 quick ding ding warning but saw no warning lites & it quickly corrected itself. Its scarey how fast it quits & is TOTALLY dead. Has any1 else had this or can any1 offer any ideas?? Thanks .
anniexbelle Posts: 4hello, i am having the same issue now, and a few months back with my 2005 beetle, i got stuck on the freeway too =( not fun. anyways my friend is a mechanic and thought it was my alternator also but turns out it was my main fuse a40, located in the fuse box above your battery, hope that helps!
anniexbelle Posts: 4I have a 2.0L VW beetle with 108k, i keep blowing a #40 fuse (fuse box above battery) this is the 2nd time its happened within the year, before it happens the ABS & battery light flash, my stereo shuts off, i cannot accelerate and my engine sounds funny, anyways i dont know what it could be if i keep blowing the fuses....can anyone help??
1roguecowboy Posts: 1Nope, Still can not read the guages during the day unless the headlight swtich is turned ON. I also can not play the radio unless the SAFETY RUNNING LIGHTS and most interior lights on. The is NO ACC positition on the ignition Switch. I gave up on VW when the Factory Rep stated the lighting was AS DESIGNED BY VW.
rocksi Posts: 1My dad bought me a used 2002 beetle last summer and it was working great until a couple of weeks ago. The problem started when I tried starting it and after 2 seconds of being on, it would immediately die out. We thought it was the battery so we took it to Auto zone so they could recharge it and surprisingly enough the car actually turned on. The day after I had classes in the morning so I took my car and drove to my university which is kind of far away from my house and as I was entering the parking lot my car decided to die. My brother came and brought another battery from this truck my dad has and the car worked after that as well. To make the story short, we changed the alternator (it wasn't that, bummer), bought a new battery as well (it wasn't that either) and changed a fuse. The radio wont turn on now and basically the car works but we can only drive it for short distances or else it'll die out. Any ideas on what could be wrong with it?
eight8 Posts: 1I have a Volkswagen Beetle TDI that has an electrical problem. There seems to be something wrong with the lights. The headlights and taillights go out occasionally from hitting a road bump or something. Then I have to get out and whack the light with an open palm a few times and it comes back on, so I think its the connection setup and whacking it reconnects. I imagine there is a lot of people out there replacing their light bulbs all the time because of a problem like this. The problem is when you take it to the dealer sometimes its working again because you have hit another road bump before you got there that reconnected the light. Of course the dealer can not find the problem if its working again, so you are out of luck, and have just drove there for nothing again. I actually just got pulled over for this today, so you can imagine how much fun that is, over and over again. That's what will happen if you own one of these pieces of &^%$, you can expect a long relationship with law enforcement.
momke Posts: 1Hi There,
My friend replaced my driver side headlight bulb on my 2004 new beetle turbo. It doesn't work and now my ac compressor doesn't come on, the EPC light, check engine light and the brake light are on and there is a constant beeping noise. Also, he replaced the passenger side one and that seems to be ok. The fuse in the box on the battery tests ok for power. Any ideas? I saw a posting from a couple years ago that sounded very similar and the response was to replace the cable from the battery to the alternator? Or was it the fuse box to the alternator? PLEASE HELP!!!! -
vwbeetlegirl Posts: 1Not sure if you were able to resolve the issue but I just had to have my headlight basket replaced for both headlights. I changed out the bulbs on both of them and they worked but after I went down the road they stopped working. The part is only about $70 each it's the labor that is a killer but if you can change them out yourself that will save you a lot of money.
firebug2 Posts: 4
I had a 2001 Beetle that had an electrical problem that caused a car fire -- burned right down to the frame! I bought a Hyundai which I drove for a few years and then bought a used 2008 Beetle convertible. I love the car, but I keep having light issues. Have changed out both front headlights, trunk lid light and now left rear light, which was MELTED!! The first two were under warranty but these last two are costing me $400-500 to replace! What gives? I was talking to a guy in the dealer service waiting room who had a Tiguan that had 16 light changes before they discovered it was a fuse panel! Anyone else have a similar story! I am afraid this bug will "flambe" itself too, with electrical issues. Sandy


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The disaster of the capitalist mode of production is taking on clearer and clearer contours: the catastrophe is maturing. Indifferent to the scornful little smiles we meet with at the mere mention of the word, we communists have always taken a "catastrophic" view: in other words we know that catastrophe is the inevitable end to a mode of production such as the capitalist one, which unceasingly exalts the forces of production, subordinating them at the same time to the law of profit and forcing them into the straightjacket of bourgeois social forms. Catastrophe means therefore that, shaken violently by a systemic crisis of overproduction of goods and capital, the entire scaffolding supporting bourgeois society is yielding everywhere. No government in any country can remedy the catastrophe looming, except by intensifying day by day the exploitation of the proletariat by cutting salaries, pensions, welfare and by increasing "productivity" – i.e. further aggravating their living and working conditions. Competition will become acute, the crises will become increasingly intense and frequent, the rush on raw materials will become relentless, geo-strategic positioning will become vital for the survival of one national capital or the other, nationalism will explode in all its forms: this is the prospect. The only way out, which finally, when objective conditions impose it, will be taken by national and international capitals, will be the preparation of a new world war.
Meanwhile, the economic crisis is eating away at privileged positions, convictions, sinecures and guarantees. Not only is the proletariat being hit by the crisis, subjected as it is to a crossfire of precariousness, lay-offs and hopeless dependence on the redundancy fund, the impossibility of finding work or of getting by on miserly pensions. The crisis is also hitting the enormous, shapeless mass of the petit bourgeoisie (the white-collar workers, the working-class aristocracy, the faithful servants of the State, tertiary services of all types, origins, tendencies and natures) that swelled up like an enormous canker in the decades following the end of the second world massacre, in the glorious (!?) years of the economic boom.
These are the people who in the last years and months and all around the world have started to see before them not a luminous future as they had always deluded themselves, but the awful spectre of an increasingly precarious and increasingly unstable economic and social position – the spectre of lost privileges and a downwards slither into the pits of society, the spectre of proletarianization! They have thus been recycling worn-out slogans, "inventing" scenarios older than capitalism, whining prostrate at the feet of the State in the obtuse conviction that there salvation will be forthcoming – anything to avoid recognizing that the enemy is capitalism as a mode of production and that the war will therefore have to be a far cry from "indignant" clowning around: it has to be a class war that opposes class to class. They have filled whole pages of newspapers and blogs with themselves, invoking (in capitalism!) pacifism, democracy, common goods, rights, and then a whole lot of State, legality, morality, autonomy, nation and so on with all the rest: fair trade, sustainability, ethical banks, kilometre zero, control over finance, redistribution of wealth, basic income guarantee, self-managed free spaces, etc. etc. – all the hot air possible and imaginable of "thought" so weak as to be exhausted, catatonic and corpselike, the eternal illusion that it is possible to set out on a path of gradual improvement or that the "blame for everything" might be one government or the other, one politician or the other.
From Plaza del Sol in Madrid to Zuccotti Park in New York passing through Piazza S. Giovanni in Roma, the "indignados" – a ragged army of "subjects", the multi-coloured regurgitation of frayed half-classes genetically unable to give birth to any ideology that isn't a bad copy of the pre- or proto-bourgeois variety, the unsuccessful clone of Proudhon's "philosophy of poverty" – have deluded themselves that they have something to say and that they can say it by making themselves seen and heard.
This minestrone does, however, contain other ingredients, as well as the petit-bourgeois scared by the prospect of proletarianization. In it, of necessity, float the young (and not so young), now truly proletarianized and devoid of hope, who, thanks to all the mongrel theories of the "new professions", the pathetic recycling of of the seventies' "theory of needs", had lived for a time under the illusion of being able to form a class aside, with a separate identity, under the banner of precariousness seen as an alternative to rigid bourgeois hierarchies ("freelance" work, "distance" work, marginality as "freedom from work"). The crisis is sweeping away these phantoms which have for a time been concealing the real skeleton: and thus the neo-proletarianized fill the streets with their anger, upsetting the bleating and well-meaning pacifist projects of the "indignados", overturning the tables around which the "indignados" beg for the State (cops included), "aware" politicians, "well-meaning people" (priests included) to take their seats and – all joining in merrily together – elaborate a project for … going ahead: in other words, keeping the zombie on its feet and instilling new life into it.
These recent proletarianized youth have been joined by areas of real proletarians, abandoned to their own resources for some time by the trade unions and smaller corporative unions, who are feeling the direct heat not of the "threat" of a crisis but its actual devastating blows: workers from factories and little workshops, laid off and unemployed, living off redundancy funds or under special administration, with or without a contract, the huge army of immigrant proletarians in the prisons of logistics and "forced labour" in fields and on building sites.
These are the tomato- and fruit-pickers who rebelled in Rosario and Nardò in Italy. And who, in the "indignados" demonstrations, end up by clashing with the forces of law and order. It happened in Rome on 15th October and it happened in Oakland in the United States, where the shapeless magma of "Occupy" has started to englobe and express components that cannot be reduced to simple petit-bourgeois indignation. And we are certainly not talking here about the Black Block or their like, an invention by the media and by the press releases from the political divisions of police stations throughout the world, or the manifestation of an individualist rebellion as an end in itself, devoid of any political prospective, and coinciding in the end with the "objectives" (?) of the indignant little lambs protesting against the banks, speculators and international finance – who knows, perhaps even a bit "demo-pluto-judaic": and here the ground in common with the so-called "social right" is hardly so far removed (and we shall have to return to this). We are talking about proletarian layers, heterogeneous of course, and of course affected by different and contradictory tensions, but who are starting to react, in a confused, chaotic and episodic manner to the massacre they have been led to. And they are making themselves heard and will continue to make themselves heard more and more.
It is these layers that we communists address. Let us leave the "indignados" to their neurotic and desperate elbowing. The petit bourgeoisie is pre-destined: it can delude itself for decades that it has reached heaven on earth but its destiny is that of ruin. At this point, they will have to decide for themselves: either with the proletariat or with the bourgeoisie. Let us leave them to their fate then, and not concern ourselves too much with them, their gurus and their tired fashions. Our class has nothing in common with them. Our class is of a different nature and has a different role to play. It has a different prospective: that of revolutionizing this mode of production, of overthrowing the State which provides armed defence of it, of instituting its own class dictatorship, as a transition, a bridge towards a classless society, towards socialism. It follows a different practice that must emerge once again from the confused rebelling, inevitable in the early days of confusion: the class war, completely independent of parties and bourgeois or petit-bourgeois unions. And for this reason it has – it must have once again – a different and organized political reference point: the revolutionary Party.
Being indignant is not enough: indeed it offers a prospect of defeat. Starting to fight again, returning blow for blow, organizing in order to defend living and working conditions and – under the guidance of us communists – preparing finally for the decisive attack: this is urgent and must not be abandoned.
International Communist Party
("Il programma comunista", n°6, novembre-dicembre 2011)


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Continued from part one, which can be found here.
Gaze Behavior
It is only when you see "eye to eye" with another person that a real basis for communication can be established. While some people can make us feel quite comfortable when they converse with us, others can make us feel "ill at ease and some seem untrustworthy." This has to do primarily with the length of time that they look at us or hold our gaze as they speak. When a person is being dishonest or holding back information his eyes meet ours less than one-third of the time. When a person's gaze meets ours for more than two thirds of the time, it can mean one of two things; first, he or she finds us very interesting or appealing, in which case the gaze will be associated with dilated pupils; secondly, he or she is hostile towards you and may be issuing a non-verbal challenge, in which case the pupils will become constricted. When person A like's person B, he will look at him a lot. This causes B to think that A likes him.
Like most body language and gestures, the length of time that one person gazes at another is culturally determined. Southern Europeans have a high frequency of gaze that may be offensive to others and the Japanese gaze at the neck rather than at the face when conversing. We have to consider cultural circumstances before jumping to conclusions.
Not only is the length of the gaze significant; just as important is the geographical area of the person's face and body at which you direct your gaze, as this also affects the outcome of a negotiation. These signals are transmitted and received non-verbally and are accurately interpreted by the receiver.
The following eye techniques can be effectively used to improve your communication skills:
The Business Gaze
When having discussions on a business level, imagine that there is a triangle on the other person's forehead. By keeping your gaze directed at this area, you create a serious atmosphere and the other person senses that you mean business. Provided that your gaze does not drop below the level of the other person's eyes, you are able to maintain control of the interaction.
The Social Gaze
When the gaze drops below the other person's eye level, a social atmosphere develops. Experiments into gazing reveal that during social encounters the gazer's eyes also look in a triangular area on the other person's face, in this case between the eyes and the mouth.
The Intimate Gaze
The gaze is across the eyes and below the chin to other parts of the person's body. In close encounters it is the triangular area between the eyes and the chest or breasts and for distant gazing from the eyes to the crotch. Men and women use this gaze to show interest in each other and those who are interested will return the gaze.
Sideways Glance
The sideways glance is used to communicate either interest or hostility. When it is combined with slightly raised eyebrows or a smile, it communicates interest and is frequently used as a courtship signal. If it is combined with downturned eyebrows, furrowed brow or the corners of the mouth downturned, it signals a suspicious, hostile or critical attitude.
The area of the other person's body upon which you direct your gaze can have a powerful effect on the outcome of any face-to-face encounter. If you were a manager who was going to reprimand a lazy employee, which gaze would you use? If you used the social gaze, the employee would take less heed of your words, regardless of how loud or threatening you sounded. The social gaze would take the sting out of your words and the intimate gaze would either intimidate or embarrass the employee. The business gaze is the appropriate one to use, as it has a powerful effect on the receiver and tells him that you are serious.
What men describe as the "come-on" look that women use relates to a sideways glance and an intimate gaze. If a man or woman wants to play hard to get, he or she needs only avoid using the intimate gaze and instead use the social gaze. To use the business gaze during courting would cause a man or woman to be labeled as cold or unfriendly. The point is that when you use the intimate gaze on a potential partner, you give the game away. Women are expert at sending and receiving this type of gaze but unfortunately, most men are not. Men are usually obvious when they use the intimate gaze and they are generally unaware of having been given an intimate gaze, much to the frustration of the woman who has transmitted it.
Eye Block Gesture
Some of the most irritating people with whom we deal are those who use the eye -block gesture as they speak. This gesture occurs unconsciously and is an attempt by the person to block you from his sight because he has become bored or uninterested in you or feels that he is superior to you. Compared to the normal rate of six to eight blinks per minute during conversation, the eyelids close and remain closed for a second or longer as the person momentarily wipes you from his mind. The ultimate block out is to leave the eyes closed and to fall asleep, but this rarely happens during one-to-one encounters.
If a person feels superior to you, the eye block gesture is combined with the head tilted backwards to give you a long look, commonly known as "looking down one's nose." When you see an eye block gesture during a conversation, it is a signal that the approach you are using may be causing a negative reaction and that a new tack is needed if effective communication is to take place.
Controlling a Person's Gaze
It is worth discussing at this point how to control a person's gaze when you are giving him a visual presentation using books, charts, graphs and so on. Research shows that of the information relayed to a person's brain, 87 per cent comes via the eyes, 9 per cent via the ears, and 4 per cent via the other senses. If, for example, the person is looking at your visual aid as you are speaking, he will absorb as little as 9 per cent of your message if the message is not directly related to what he sees. If the message is related to the visual aid, he will absorb only 25 to 30 per cent of your message if he is looking at the visual aid. To maintain maximum control of his gaze, use a pen or pointer to point to the visual aid and at the same time verbalize what he sees. Next, lift the pen from the visual aid and hold it between his eyes and your own eyes.
This has the magnetic effect of lifting his head so that he is looking at your eyes and now he sees and hears what you are saying, thus achieving maximum absorption of your message. Be sure that the palm of your other hand is visible when you are speaking.
There are many opportunities in the beauty industry to observe a customer, employee or product representative. Studying their eye movements and dilation of pupils will help you understand how they best receive information. If they are more visual, show them what you want them to see. If they are more auditory, tell them what you want them to hear. If they are more kinesthetic, use emotive words related to what you want them to absorb. Favoring a communication style from the above doesn't preclude using the other two. It just means your presentation or communication leans to the most effective absorption rate of the individual receiver.
Everything is in the eye of the beholder!
Image courtesy of www.social-dynamix.com.


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