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- 7 January 2013In addition to AC/DC's album catalog release to itunes last month, AC/DC concert films are also available for rental or purchase. Four of the videos are concert films which include "Live At Donington", "No Bull" (Directors Cut), "Live At Circus Krone", and "Live At River Plate", and in addition two compilation collections "Plug Me In" and "Family Jewels". http://itunes.com/acdc
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2013 will mark the 40th anniversary of the Grammy Hall Of Fame, and coincidentally AC/DC's 40th year anniversary as a band. AC/DC's "Back In Black" album will be one of the few albums selected by The Recording Academy to be honored and inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame, adding it to the collection of recordings residing at the Grammy museum.
AC/DC's classic album will join a diverse group of 27 other albums that "are memorable for being both culturally and historically significant", the qualitative criteria for induction. - 5 December 2012
One week since AC/DC's catalog debut on itunes, 2 classic AC/DC songs have entered the official UK top 40 singles chart.
The title tracks from 1979's "Highway To Hell" at #40 and 1980's "Back In Black" at #27 respectively.
AC/DC's complete collection is now available for purchase on itunes https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/ac-dc/id5040714 - 19 November 2012
Starting today, AC/DC'S entire catalog is now available digitally for the first time exclusively on the iTunes Store worldwide. From their 1976 debut High Voltage to seminal classic Back In Black and 2008 smash hit Black Ice, every one of AC/DC's 16 studio albums, along with four live albums and three compilation albums, are available for the first time ever on the iTunes Store. All tracks are Mastered for iTunes, and fans have the ability to download full albums or simply purchase their favorite individual songs. Fans can also choose from two specially packaged digital compilations: The Complete Collection, the complete iTunes-exclusive AC/DC catalog; and The Collection, which includes all 16 studio albums. Available now at http://www.iTunes.com/acdc
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- 26 October 2012
The upcoming Activision video game "Call Of Duty: Black Ops II" slated for a November 13th release has just featured AC/DC's "Back In Black" in its brand new promotional trailer. Check it out here!
- 26 October 2012
AC/DC's "Back In Black" has been named the greatest guitar riff of all time by Gibson Guitars. As stated by Gibson "Perhaps the greatest riff-oriented album of all time is the band s 1980 farewell to dearly departed singer Bon Scott. Brothers Angus and Malcolm Young cooked up some of the greatest riffs of their career on this magnum opus..."
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AC/DC's first live album in 20 years, "AC/DC Live At River Plate," is coming Tuesday November 20th. Recorded in Buenos Aires in December 2009 in front of nearly 200,000 fans, "AC/DC Live At River Plate" is the ultimate live recording, chronicling one of the largest rock shows in history. Pre-order now on 3 disc red vinyl or a 2 CD set.
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AC/DC has been selected for inclusion into Australia's Nation Registry of Recorded Sound, which honors recordings with cultural, historic, and aesthetic significance according to the Sydney Morning Herald. Since the register began in 2007, only 64 sound recordings have been included out of the over 250,000 from a collection that goes back over 100 years held in the National Film and Sound Archive.
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One thing I've comtemplated in my mind in respect to the golden age of pizza is the "industrialization" of food and the access to quality products that pizzerias had or don't have now. Considering the jump of pizzerias from the 60's to the 90's, something had to happen to produce all that extra product and I wouldn't be surprised if the mass production ultimately had an effect on the products themselves. Furthermore, I also believe that it's possible that modifications have been done to the food itself to hide the real cost of inflation/devaluation of the dollar.I've only met Roberto once, but I've seen many of the videos he made through Slice and on youtube and know that he doesn't go into the same detail that I've seen Giulio do. I don't want to say that there is a level of "mysticisim" about it, I just don't want to put something out there that hasn't been said already.
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With two months of the college basketball season under our belt, it's time to look at Sporting News' midseason All-Americans. It looks a fair bit different from our preseason take, but that's the beauty of it.Start Slideshow
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Points: 17.8Next
Rebounds: 5.4
Assists: 4.1
Why he's here: The season has gotten a bit quiet for Smart since he declared his intentions to own 2013-14 with his overwhelming performance in a nonconference home victory over Memphis. Smart threw in 39 points and added five steals and four assists against the Tigers. It was not his only masterful performance—30 points against Purdue, plus 22 points, 13 rebounds and 5 assists at West Virginia—but Smart hasn't had quite the same stage lately. Don't worry: OK State is scheduled for a nationally-televised Saturday afternoon visit to Kansas and Allen Fieldhouse this week. -
Points: 16.5Next
Rebounds: 3.5
FG pct.: 48.9
Why he's here: Johnson has been the best player on the best team in college basketball. He defends the other team's best guard, takes over the point when starter T.J. McConnell needs a break, serves as a punishing finisher on the fast break and as an important deep shooting option for a team that lags a bit in that department. He has been at his best in most of the Wildcats' biggest games: 23 points at San Diego State; 22 at UCLA; 14 points, 5 rebounds, 4 assists and defense that held Michigan star Nik Stauskas to 4-of-11 shooting. His experience and leadership have been essential to a young team with a freshman starter and a transfer point guard.
Points: 18.8Next
Rebounds: 7.3
3-point FG: 39.1
Why he's here: A recent dip in production hasn't diminished the amazing start to his college career. He leads the Blue Devils in scoring, rebounding and blocks. Parker is a natural small forward who fits the college "stretch-4" prototype—a player who can rebound and defend as a power forward, but also make perimeter shots—but he has spent a lot of the time operating at center because the team lacks a big man coach Mike Krzyzewski trusts. Parker hit Kansas for 27 points in his second college game and got 22 against UCLA, but he began ACC play with a 5-of-20 3-point shooting slump. He remains among the most versatile and dynamic college players.
Points: 25.0Next
Rebounds: 7.3
3-point FG: 42.6
Why he's here: Moving up to the Big East Conference hasn't made much of a difference to McDermott, other than his scoring outbursts might be taken a bit more seriously. He hit Xavier for 35 points, and the Jays needed those points to win. He scored 30 on San Diego State's excellent defense and has five 30-point games, including four against major opponents. He's not racking up empty stats when Creighton plays low-majors. McDermott is on course to become one of the NCAA's all-time career scoring leaders, with a shot at reaching the rarified air of the 3,000-point club by the Big East Tournament. If he can continue his production as he encounters more of the Big East's best defenses, he will be difficult to beat as national player of the year.
Points: 15.3Next
Rebounds: 9.3
Assists: 6.6
Why he's here: When Magic Johnson was the game's preeminent star in the late 70s/early 80s, every player his size wanted to be the next Magic. Then Michael Jordan came along, and scoring became way cooler than passing. So Magic's natural successors have been limited to Penny Hardaway in the 90s and, now, Anderson. Though he is not a great defender, Anderson impacts the game as a scorer, passer and, perhaps most amazingly, as a rebounder. He does spend some of his time at power forward and rebounds from there, but the majority of his time is spent running the Bruins' offense. He produced a triple-double against Morehead State and eight double-doubles, including 17 points and 13-rebounds in a one-sided win over Arizona State. -
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Rebounds: 3.5
Assists: 4.6
Why he's here: The conventional wisdom that a player can't truly convert from a natural scorer to a point guard is being blown away nightly by Appling, who has been every bit the playmaker coach Tom Izzo insisted he become—and that he'll need to if he is to have a serious future in the NBA. Appling is averaging a career-high 4.6 assists, a career low in turnovers per minute and a career-best 50 percent shooting from the field. He improved from a 32 percent 3-point shooter to 48.3 percent this season, a monumental leap. While many of the team's most important players have struggled with injury, Appling has been a dependable contributor even when he's taken a knock or two. His 20-point/6 rebound/7 assist effort against Ohio State defensive star Aaron Craft—which included a game-winning 3-pointer in overtime—is one of this season's defining performances. -
Points: 16.7Next
Rebounds: 10.9
FG percentage: 54.0
Why he's here: His frequently destructive performances for the Wildcats, including a nearly one-man comeback attempt after the Cats fell far behind Michigan State back in November, do sometimes lead to wondering why Kentucky doesn't rely on him more. However, he's also experienced persistent cramping that removed him from games at key times, including nearly all of the second half against Louisville—so UK has had to learn to operate without him. Randle's offensive output is almost entirely the result of his extraordinary physicality; even triple-teams can struggle to keep him from getting the shots he wants, and his soft touch most often results in successful attempts. Still, it's odd to see a player with his gifts rank only third on his team in shots; if he can stay healthy and get steadier access to the ball, Randle could become the second UK freshman in three years to earn player of the year. -
Points: 15.8Next
Rebounds: 6.3
FG percentage: 44.6
Why he's here: Wiggins has had occasional issues with consistency, in part because the Jayhawks fed him a near-uninterrupted diet of high-level opponents. But he has been outstanding in so many of their biggest games, including a 17-point, 19-rebound gem at Iowa State, a 26-point, 11-rebound effort when many teammates struggled at Florida and a 22-point, 8-rebound conquest of Duke that included his request to handle the assignment of defending Jabari Parker. His wish was granted, and Wiggins did the job. So much was expected of Wiggins, and he has delivered on much of his promise, though he still needs to force fewer early 3-point attempts and to finish stronger at the rim. It once was common to suggest reliable sophomore Perry Ellis would be KU's leading scorer, and it's now in fashion to say center Joel Embiid is the team's biggest talent. But Wiggins has been KU's best.
Points: 18.1Next
Assists: 4.9
Steals: 2.0
Why he's here: Although Smith is a less conventional playmaker than Keith Appling, he is another who is handling well the challenge of converting to the point. There are times when teammate Chris Jones advances the ball for the Cardinals, but it's Smith who runs the offense the majority of the time—even though he IS the offense so frequently. Smith has taken 82 shots more than any teammate, 22 extra free throws and 21 more 3-pointers—and he also has 37 more assists than the next guy. He carries an exceptional burden, made greater by the departure of Final Four hero Chane Behanan from the UL frontcourt. Simply put, for Louisville to have any chance to be great, Smith must be first. Mostly, he has.
Points: 17.1Next
Rebounds: 5.8
Steals: 1.6
Why he's here: Freshman point guard Tyler Ennis has been such a revelation that he's siphoned much of the attention away from the typically excellent play Fair has been delivering. Fair is the leading scorer on an elite team that sometimes has gaps in its offense. He has not shrunk from a big game yet, delivering 20 points and 8 rebounds against North Carolina, 17 points and 6 rebounds against Villanova and averages of 18 points and 6.3 rebounds in consecutive Maui Invitational wins over Minnesota, California and Baylor, all of which have a chance to reach the NCAAs. You don't win many awards for guarding your position and hitting 14-foot jump shots. But Fair got this one, such as it is.
Points: 16.0Next
Rebounds: 6.6 rebounds
Free throw percentage: 82.6
Why he's here: Early arrived on the national stage last spring when he helped lead the ninth-seeded Shockers into the Final Four; he had 21 against Pitt, 16 against Gonzaga, 12 against Ohio State and then 24 in Wichita State's four-point semifinal loss to Louisville. This year, despite the weight of unprecedented expectations for the program, the Shockers remain undefeated. Anthony leads the team in scoring, and he's just getting better; in his past eight games, he has three double-doubles and has scored at least 22 points four times.
Points: 12.2Next
Rebounds: 7.9
Offensive rebound percentage: 11.4
Why he's here: It's not a stretch to say Gordon has been the best defensive player in the country. He has the size and strength to match up inside, and the quickness and athleticism to defend smaller opponents on the perimeter when necessary. And he does it all while staying out of foul trouble; he's committed no more than two fouls in just four of Arizona's 17 games this season. He's a consistent double-digit scorer with a knack for momentum-encouraging alley-oop dunks off feeds from guards T.J. McConnell and Nick Johnson.
Minutes: 34.2Next
Assists: 5.1
Steals: 2.4
Why he's here: Death, taxes and Aaron Craft playing lock-down perimeter defense; such is life in the state of Ohio. Some thought the new crackdown on handsy defenders would hamper Craft's game, but he's always been more about positioning and footwork than going for reach-in steals. And so, with very few exceptions, Craft is once again the only player drawing All-America consideration despite a scoring average under 10 points per game (it's 9.1, btw). The Buckeyes' greatest strength, again, is their ability to keep opponents from getting comfortable on offense, and Craft, again, leads that charge.
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Rebounds: 7.3 rebounds
Assists: 5.9
Why he's here: Based on preseason expectations, Kane is the most surprising name on this list. He's a transfer from Marshall who has done a little bit of everything for the Cyclones. Scratch that, a lot of everything for the Cyclones. He has four points/rebounds double-doubles and one points/assists double-double. Against then No. 7 Baylor, Kane had what might be the best individual performance for any player this season—30 points, nine assists, eight rebounds and five steals in a 15-point win for Iowa State.
Points: 11.6
Assists: 5.6
Steals: 2.8
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c �� � � ' � . .. �* - College News VOL. XIV.: No. 18 BRYN MAWR (AND* WAYNE). PA.. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1928 PRICE, 10" CENTS ROSAMOND CROSS HEADS SELF-60V. Large Majorities Elect Fry �" eC &-��! vli.v....v�ng to New* Board. UNANIMOUS FOR CROSS Nominated by the unanimous vote of her class, Rosamond Cross, '29, was elected President of the Self-Government Association on March 14. by a vote which was also practically unanimous. The nomination by the whole college which usually precedes the final choice showed such, an overwhelming majority for Miss Cross that it was automatically declared to constitute an election. Frances Elizabeth Fry, '29, will be next year's Vice President, as a result of last. . week's elections, and Barbara Channing will be the first Senior Member. All three were on the Board this year, but will be formally installed in their new positions, and will take over the reins of government from the hands of its pres- ent leaders some time before April 5, �after the Junior and Sophomore mem- bers of the new Board have been elected. Miss Cross's college record shows an extraordinary and ever broadening range of activities, even for a President of Self- Government. Starting in her Freshman year as a member tof the Employment Committee of the Undergraduate Asso- ciation, a position which she still retains, she became_jn her Sophomore year a member of the Vocational Committee of Undergrad, of the Maid's Committee of C. A� of the Business Board of the Col- lege N^s, and the captain of 1929's sec- ond hockey team. Now in Mr Junior year she has held places oh three more <��. .'-'.'Hfefi^UiM^pior Committee for the Freshmen, the Membership Committee of C. A. and the Curriculum Committee. She is also class Vice President, besides being still on the Business Board of the News, First Junior Member of Self-Govern- CONTINUED ON PAGE fl Junior8, Attention! Bryn Mawr's Junior Month Representative for this July will be chosen by April 13. .If you are 'at all interested be sure i >iee Mrs. M. P. Smith and M� Saunders, '28, about it. SMITH CLOSE ON HOOVER'S HEELS Straw Vote frdm College for U. S. President Shows Interesting Results. 338 BALLOTS ARE CAST Hoist Black Sail Varsity Crushed By Superior Swarthmore Basketball Champions. Varsity was played to a standstill by the champion Swarthmore team in the last game of the season. There can be no crying over this spilt milk. In defeat the team was far better than in its vari- ous preceding victories. On Saturday it was a team, a fighting, co-ordinated team. Up till the last quarter we gave the champions an even battle. Then we cracked�and the final score was 51-28. Everybody on our team played splen- didly up to the unfortunate final let- down. Loines and Humphries were both well in tune with the basket and with each other. Poe and Baer played a fast interference game, and by their clever use of back passes to the forwards and guards, made the center position of strategic importance to the team. Free- man and Blanchard put up consistently strenuous defense work and their Vinter- ceptions were at times almost miracu- lous. Let us hand out laurel wreaths with the utmost impartiality and gener- osity of spirit. They are all deserved. And the last quarter was merely unfor- tunate and unmentionable. Our earlier games, more or less soft and .slow, had not fitted us to keep to a high pitch of fighting efficiency for the full length of a fast game. The Swarthmore team looked like a champion from the start. Their team- work, their goal-shooting, went as smoothly as well-oiled clockwork. The play of their captain was the high-light of the game: once under the basket she was absolutely infallible. The line-up was: , Bryn Mawr: Loines, '28; Baer, 11J Poe, '29; Blanchard, '31; Freeman, '29; Hymphreys, '31. SwaTthmore: Jolls, Rickards, Sieger, Walton, Salmon, Fetter. The results of the straw vote for the President which the News carried on last Thursday and Friday under the auspices of The Independent, are printed below. The interesting thing about them is that the vote for Smith is out of all propor- tion to the number of Democrats that previous censuses have shown to be in Bryn Mawr. The total vote is. thought to be rather high considering the gen- eral indifference of the college." 5 Republicans. Hoover ...............___ 114 Hughes .................. 21 Lowden ...............:... 7 ' Coolidge.................. 11 Dawes.................... 13 Borah ...........�.----... 1 Curtis ___;............... 1 . Willis ..................... 1 Longworth............... 1 r Total ......<777........ 170 � Democrats. Smith ................,.-� - �-<��� Ritchie................... 18 Walsh (of Montana) ..... 9 Reed (of Missouri) ....... 2 Young, O. D..............�'-& MARGARET GREGSON, HAND PICKED OF CORN-BELT, IS MADE EUROPEAN FELLOW Total .....:............. 128 Faculty. Hoover ................... 14 Smith .................... 13 Ritchie .....'. Young, O. D. Dawes ....... Borah ........ Lowden ...... Walsh ....... 4 1 o 4 1 1 Sermon on Mount Gives Common Rights Principle "The temple of human relationships will never be shaken," declared Dr. Barr last Sunday evening, "if it is founded S* i \ ~t *^%^fre *:t<*'bimof Jeyis . Christ. But everything flc^ws on the foundation. When the great earthquake of 190C shook San Francisco to its depths, the eighteen-story Spreckles building, \yith its very small foundation, did not fall, though it swayed so far that the center of gravity was carried far. beyond the base. The builders had dug below the shifting sands of the city, blasted wells in the rock and laid their foundations there, filling the space with cement. And it did not fall, because it was founded upon a rock." The parallel can be traced in our spir- C0NT1NUED ON PAGE 3 Glorious Grads! Fellowships Awarded for Travel and Further Study. Total .......... 40 Grand Total ............338 Scope and Variety of C. I. E. Delegation \yThis is the third year of the C. I. E. American Student Delegation and it is now well established as the most inter- esting way for the American student to see Europe. In every foreign country members of the National. Student Fed- eration of that country act as guides. Private entertaining (a ball and a garden party have already been planned this year- in honor of the American student visitors) and contacts "'with European leaders of the day make possible an in- timacy with European life that can be gotten in no other way. In planning these tours, variety with unity was the aim. With a brief time in London. Geneva and Paris for every visitor, attention is concentrated in each tour on one geographical area or orie phase of culture. The student of lan- guage, of history, of economics, op art, of political science, will find in some one itinerary an opportunity for applying his special knowledge, while he who wants only a' more general understanding of European life will be satisfied by short periods in widely different places. Tours A and B are for the latter and for those whose time is limited. The first, five weeks only, includes glimpses of both rural and urban England, Geneva with its international contacts, and a fort- night divided between Paris and the charms of southern France. Tour B con- centrates on six cities, famous centers CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 1929 Wins Bryant and Guiterman Secure Cups for Achievements in Two Meets. Vociferous crowds thronging to the first interclass swimming meet of the year were not granted the satisfaction' of broken records and consequent high excitement. B. Bryant's phenomenal catch-up in the last lap of the relay was the high-light of the meet for the spec- tators. Other features were Frothing- ham's fifty-five-foot plunge, Field's win in the breast stroke, and Guiterman's diving. The second swimming meer**bn Satur- day, MaTch 17, provfd even less inter- esting than the first; even the scores were lower. The one excitement was M. Frothingham's plunge, which came within three feet of the record estab- lished in 1925. The diving was not ex- ceptional, and neither Bryant nor Tuttlc did as well re' last week. 1928 was han- dicapped without Field or Gaillard, and 1931 without Waples. No records were broken or approached. The victory for the two meets went to 1929 with twenty-three points, winning first place in both the sixty-foot free style race, the hundred and twenty-foot, and relay, and second in back stroke and diving. The Seniors made a close sec- ond, however, culling their twenty-two points from the breast stroke and div- ing. 1931 proved supreme in the plunge, and 1930 in the back stroke. The cup for the highest individual score went to B. Bryant, *29, with eleven points, her runner-ap being H. Guiter- CONTINUBD ON PAOB S First among the Graduate awards an- nounced iu cl�u>el. on .Fridav hv^.Miss. Park was the Helene and Cecil Rubel" Foundation Fellowship, founded in 1920 and already awarded seven times; it goes this year to Helen Lcnore Muchnic. Miss Muchnic graduated from Vassar College in 192.">, and was awarded her M. A. in/ 1927 at Bryn Mawr. From 1925-27 she was a scholar in English at Bryn Mawr, and in 1927-28 she is a graduate student and part time Reader in English. Miss Muchnic is recommended by her department as a student of industry, patience and genuine learning, with brilli- ance and the magic gift of form. The Helene and Cecil RubcMfounda- tion Fellowship is very clastic. It is of the value of $1500 and may be held in any center of education, or may, in CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 Graduate .and Undegraduate Honors Made Public . Chapel. in � � Mukerji on Return Visit Talks to News Reporters "Indians would prefer to have a-Tory Government in power in England than a Liberal one," said Dhan Ghopal Mukerji to a News representative last week. "The Tories will fight and you can tell where they stand; Liberal or Labor govern- ments compromise and promise and don't keep their promises until the situation gets so bad that it takes force to cope with it." Mr. Mukerji made several other in- teresting statements such as that the Hindus and the Jews exploit the "gullible Christians" with their desire for "soul searching" by psychoanalysis and other devices. Mr. Mukerji mentioned the fact that the prescription of colors suited to personality might be exploited in a similar fashion. On the subject of Miss Mayo, Mr. Mukerji was more or less reticent. He did say that Mother India was so broad that it made it easy to refute; that if Miss Mayo had "been more restrained, in for instance her use of "all" for "some," she would have made a better case. "Miss Mayo has roused India so thoroughly with her book that I think it is safe to say the Simon Commission would not have met such tremendous opposition if it had not been written." "7 Mr. Mukerji said that the, European CONTINUED ON PAOB � 1928 HAS ITS DAY The forty-first European Fellowship of Bryn Mawr College was awarded secretly ^ by special delivery letter on Thursday night and publicly .by Miss Park in chapel on Friday morning to Margaret Gregson, who has 270J4 honor points, and 278)4, if her extra hours of college credit are counted. The European Fellowship, which pro- vides for a year of study abroad in any country and in any university, according to the holder's discretion, is awarded each year to the member of the Senior Class who "by her college record, by the quality of her work, her promise of constructive ability, intellectual, interest and steadiness of purpose shows the fair- est promise as well as the'finest perform- ance." It-was founded in 1889 when the first class graduated and has been award- ed every year since. Miss Gregson, who majored in Mathe- matics* was recommended by the Depart- ment as having offered solid and intelli-. gent work, as having the' power of presentation ,and the^eholastic conscience which is the chief cornerstone of valu- able work. , � "She possesses two qualities which en- dear her to the hearts of the alumnae," said Miss Park. "She is the daughter of Edith Goodell Gregson, class of 1900, and Regional Scholar of the Chicago dis- trict, which proves that site was hand- picked by the alumnae of the corn belt." . The Upper Ten. per Ten" of the class of 1928 �d by Miss Park in the order of honor points as follows: Mar- garet Gregson* 270J4 or 278J4 on 109 hours; Ruth Margaret Peters, 242 or 243 on 106 hours; Jean Louise Fes'ler, 230J4 or 233J4 on 110 hours; Catherine Field, 226; Carolyn Elizabeth Asplund, 217; Esther Virginia Dikeman, 216 or 217 on 106 hours; Margaret Perry, 214; Eliza- beth Maxwell Carroll Chestnut, 213J4;' Margaret Cameron Coss, 206 or 208 on 107 hours, and Jean Morgenste^n, 206. The upper half of the class was then announced in order of their honor points. Those graduating Summa-�um Laude: Margaret Gregson. Graduating Summa Cum \ Laude: Ruth Margaret Peters, Jcan\ Louise Feslcr, Catherine Field. Those graduating Cum Laude: Carolyn Elizabeth Asplund, Esther Virginia Dike- man, Margaret Perry, Elizabeth Maxwell Carroll Chestnut, Margaret Cameron Coss, Jean Hannah Morgenstern, Mar- garetta Mathilda Salinger, Laura Mar- garet Haley, Christine MacEwan Hayes,. 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Morning sickness is very common. Most pregnant women have at least some nausea, and about a third have vomiting.
Morning sickness usually begins during the first month of pregnancy and continues through the 14th to 16th week (3rd or 4th month). Some women have nausea and vomiting through their entire pregnancy.
Morning sickness does not hurt the baby in any way unless you lose weight, such as with severe vomiting. Mild weight loss during the first trimester is not uncommon when women have moderate symptoms, and is not harmful to the baby.
The amount of morning sickness during one pregnancy does not predict how you will feel in future pregnancies.
The exact cause of morning sickness is unknown. It may be caused by hormone changes or lower blood sugar during early pregnancy. Emotional stress, fatigue, traveling, or some foods can make the problem worse. Nausea in pregnancy is more common and can be worse with twins or triplets.
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Gordon MC. Maternal physiology. In: Gabbe SG, Niebyl JR, Simpson JL, eds. Obstetrics: Normal and Problem Pregnancies. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2007:chap 3.
Cunningham FG, Leveno KJ, Bloom SL, et al. Prenatal care. In: Cunningham FG, Leveno KL, Bloom SL, et al, eds. Williams Obstetrics. 23rd ed. New York, NY: McGraw-Hill; 2010:chap 8.
Matthews A, Dowswell T, Haas DM, Doyle M, O'Mathúna DP. Interventions for nausea and vomiting in early pregnancy. Cochrane Database Syst Rev. 2010;(9):CD007575.
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The Absolutely Fabulous star is convinced Britain's heavy drinking culture is having a negative effect on young females and she has offered up some advice to stop them behaving so "badly".
Lumley urges her younger counterparts to be "polite" and "on time" and to "dress properly", and she also suggests women should avoid bingeing on alcohol as it leaves them vulnerable to rape and robbery.
She tells Britain's Daily Telegraph newspaper, "Don't look like trash, don't get drunk, don't be sick down your front, don't break your heels and stagger about in the wrong clothes at midnight. This is bad. It's not me being a snob about it. It's not me being an old woman talking to young women, its just standard practice for how our species should behave. Don't behave badly.
"I promise you it is better to look after yourself properly, which means behave properly, be polite, be on time, dress properly - I don't mean dully - but don't be sick in the gutter at midnight in a silly dress with no money to get a taxi home, because somebody will take advantage of you, either they'll rape you, or they'll knock you on the head or they'll rob you."
Lumley is best known for playing heavy drinking, hard-partying fashionista Patsy Stone in British sitcom Absolutely Fabulous, but the actress insists she can't stand her most famous alter-ego, adding, "Patsy is a detestable character. I really loathe it."


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quote:You guys are misremembering quite a bit because the reviews for all three Lord of the Rings films were stellar. The critics gushed over these films:
quote:I will freely admit that I just "dont get" this genre I dont get the RPG's, the movies, the novels, LARPing, etc. I do not understand the appeal.
quote:...to keep viewers interested about the endless walking.
quote:The Hobbit>>>>>>>>>TDKR
quote:On what basis, lulling the audience to sleep?
quote:Unfortunately, Azog, like all the orcs and goblins seen in The Hobbit, is a CGI character. Remember how formidable and scary the Uruk-hai were in the LOTR movies? It's because they were played by real actors in makeup and wielding actual weaponry, monsters who had a presence that CGI just can't recreate. The phoniness of these CG-heavy creatures makes The Hobbit feel as inorganic to LOTR as the prequels were to the original Star Wars films.
quote:Fortunately for LOTR fans, their movie didn't have a...Gone with the Wind in it's year to compete with.
quote:the initial reviews of FOTR were stellar?
quote:Django>>>>>>>>>>>> the Hobbit
quote:Reviewers have a political agenda after something already been made.
quote:So did you like Phantom Menace?


text: thought you would laugh@this, found this by coincidence,,,,(hope it was a coincidence ) as I was sifting through more paranormal DNA research, at the bottom, you will see its reference to DNA activation, which is what I was looking for(you know my other thread), although they had the 11:11 topic above it, and I wasn't expecting that. LMAO Funny if you ask me, or maybe not. This week it is about the 5th weird encounter I have had with 11:11