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Not in the latest bowl projections...
Big 12 bowl projections: Week 5 - Big 12 Blog - ESPN
Tough to find 3 more wins on this schedule, but I hope it happens.
It was a big, letdown loss...I understand that. But who cares about our bowl projections anyway? We're not out until we're OUT.
Our lumps have been justfully served to us, pick up the pieces and get psyched for Baylor.
I always love these bowl projections. Clueless about how the process actually works.
I thought at the beginning of the year that we would win between 3 and 5 games. I'm not sure I've changed my mind on that?
KU is probably the only game we might be favored in the rest of the way. Getting 3 more is going to be difficult. If we can clean up the stupid turnovers and penalties I think 3 more wins are possible. If not, 4 wins will be the max.
Why would that surprise you that we aren't in the bowl projections list. We make a lot of turnovers and stupid penalties. We recovered from those in the first three games but playing in the Big12 it isn't going to work in our favor until we get those problems fixed. I think a bowl game is possible if we can fixed the TO and penalty problem but if we keep playing as we have in the first half, the team will be home watching the bowl games.
I still think we beat Kansas and Texas Tech and pull out one win from Baylor, Mizzou, and K-State.
Winnable games left:
@ Tech
@ Mizzou
@ Baylor
Originally Posted by Judoka
I still think we beat Kansas and Texas Tech and pull out one win from Baylor, Mizzou, and K-State.
I agree, I would also throw in that I wouldn't be surprised with a big upset over one of the big boys at home. You just never know with CPR and co.
Baylor isn't winnable if we keep having 3+ turnovers and 5+ boneheaded penalties. I think we can do that and still beat Kansas, but the offense and defense can't afford more than a couple mistakes against Baylor.
Originally Posted by cyguytillidie
Winnable games left:
@ Tech
@ Mizzou
@ Baylor
I would not rule out OSU when ISU will be coming off a bye week, and the weather may turn bad by then...
Originally Posted by cyguytillidie
Winnable games left:
@ Tech
@ Mizzou
@ Baylor
I think as a fanbase we need to quit doing things like this. If you haven't seen over the past couple years, really any game is winnable.
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The Oklahoma State game needs to be about 30 degrees with 40 mph winds. I'd feel a lot more confident slowing down Weeden and Blackmon that way.
We've got to hope and pray that we still have an OL left or we will have a tough time winning another game....
Originally Posted by huntt26
Not in the latest bowl projections...
Big 12 bowl projections: Week 5 - Big 12 Blog - ESPN
Tough to find 3 more wins on this schedule, but I hope it happens.
If we continue to do this early game **** we have been doing we won't be ANYBODY else. Like Dan Hawkins said "It's Division I football! It's the Big 12! It ain't intramurals!
Originally Posted by BoxsterCy
Dude, you are Gameday Rulzzz and could probably post about anything.
This could be a turning point in the season. The players and coaches can use this as an educating event. Show them this tape and make sure they learn from this and realize that they have to quit the dumb mistakes and must have better ball control. This team is just as talented (if not more) than we thought they were. To go through what we did last night and only lose by 23 and be neck and neck with Texas in yards gained speaks volumes about the amount of talent this team has. I am confident that this team will learn from it and be better off because of it. Coaches have to utilize this moment though.
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While living in the energetic city of New York and working heavily with the Prestigious Models Agency, Miki stepped away from corporate life to take her first stride into the DJ booth. It didn't take long for her to embrace her new "office," behind the decks and she soon began appearing in cities throughout the US, Asia and Europe. Amidst spinning her way onto new stages and venues, in 2009, Miki served as the official spokesmodel and TV correspondent for the drifting series, Formula Drift. At the end of her tour as Miss Formula Drift, she caught the attention of Electronic Arts', Need for Speed, and was later invited for a "test run" in Dubai where she, subsequently, was selected to tour as resident DJ for the Team NFS "Electro Lounge". For 2 consecutive years, she embarked upon a life-changing journey with the popular video game for the release of several titles. Currently touring Asia and other parts of the Pacific, Miki holds a residency at Temple, a premier nightclub in the dynamic city of San Francisco, while also being an On-Air DJ for the Philippines' No. 1 radio staion, Magic 89.9fm.
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You have been successfully working as a model for the renowned Prestigious Models Agency in New York, but stepped away from corporate life to start a new career as DJ. What was your motivation?
During the time I was living in NYC, I worked at an insurance agency, in addition to, with the Prestigious Models Agency. At the time, I found I was stretching myself too thin and that's what prompted me to leave corporate life with insurance and work solely as a model and DJ. In terms of what motivated me to pursue DJing as a career, it was just a matter of seizing the opportunity once it presented itself.
How would you describe your music you play in just a few words?
Energetic, lively, melodic, connected, deep
You are half Japanese and half American. You were born in Japan, but raised in the USA, now living in San Francisco. Besides being well adapted to the western culture, what aspects of your personality do you ascribe to the Japanese/Asian origin?
That's an awesome question! Since I was raised in the US but am also of Japanese decent, there were times I felt I almost had to overcompensate to relate to that part of myself. Aside from taking off my shoes and practicing many Japanese customs, one thing about my personality that I can attribute to my Japanese/Asian origin is the way that I think and behave in terms of consideration towards others. Like, I aim to please. This is a trait I've found to be a very common in Japanese culture.
In 2009 you served as the official spokes model and TV correspondent for the drifting series "Formula Drift" and caught the attention of Electronic Arts', Need for Speed and were selected to tour as resident DJ for the Team NFS "Electro Lounge". What can you tell us about that time?
To put it simply, that time was life-changing. I'd always had an infinity for girls, cars and music so it was seriously like having the "dream job" during the time I toured with Formula Drift and Need for Speed. If given the chance to do it all over again, I'd take it, in a heartbeat!
You hold a residency at the club "Temple" in San Francisco, but currently you're touring Asia. So far you've toured the Philippines, Hong Kong and Malaysia, now following is Bangkok and Singapore. How was your tour experience so far and how does the crowd differ from what you are used to in the USA?
So far, my tour of Asia has been very enlightening. I'm so intrigued by the different cultures and feel very blessed to have seen so much as I have, already. I have definitely observed some differences between the crowds in the US versus Asia, with the biggest of which being that Americans seem to dance MORE and tend to get crazier on the dance floor.
Are you planning to go into producing your own music or will you stick to DJing? What's on your agenda for the near future?
I've definitely come to a crossroad and think it's time to create something that I can share, as a producer and a DJ. With that said, I have actually started the process of production and fully intend to have solid material by early next year.
What was the best and the worst gig you ever played?
It's honestly hard to pinpoint the single best gig I've ever played because there are so many that are really up there on my list. However, one that comes to mind is from 2011 when I was brought to spin on the beach of Cologne, Germany as a guest DJ for Electronic Arts' Need for Speed after Gamescom. The atmosphere was gorgeous, the crowd was infectious and I had an amazing time.
As for the worst, that's easy. It was at an event where a fight broke out and the entire place got tear-gassed before I could get out! Funny now, but I definitely wasn't laughing at the time. Haha.
What was the funniest thing ever occurred during any of your performances?
The funniest ever was when girl jumped up on stage during mid-set and flashed the crowd. Hahahahaha… I'm laughing now, just thinking about it!
What essential things you need to have with you at all times when you're on tour and what things you miss the most when you're away from home?
Aside from clothes and toiletries, my top essentials include my laptop, iPod and headphones. When I'm away from home, I miss my kitchen the most… I LOVE TO COOK!
You will perform in Bangkok on 30th May at Safe House. Will it be your Bangkok Debut or have you played in Bangkok before?
The 30th of May will be my very first time in Bangkok… and I am stoked! Funny enough, my ex of 5 years is Thai. I absolutely love the culture and am really excited to eat some legit Thai food!
What can Bangkok expect from your performance at Safe House on 30th May?
What can be expected from my performance at Safe House on the 30th is an energetic, heavy hitting set. I will be playing some bangers and look forward to seeing how the party people of Thailand get down!
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Book: The Committee of 300
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Can you imagine an all powerful group, that knows no national boundaries, above the laws of all countries, one that controls every aspect of politics, religion, commerce and industry; banking, insurance, mining, the drug trade, the petroleum industry, a group answerable to no one but its members. To the vast majority of us, such a group would appear to be beyond the realms of possibilities and capabilities of any given organization. Author and researcher, Dr. John Coleman, will discuss such a body, called The Committee of 300. Coleman will tell us precisely who they are, what they have planned for our future, how they have been at war with the American people for over 50 years, what methods they use and exactly how they have us all brainwashed.
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Chief Scientist at the Institute of Noetic Sciences, Dean Radin, will discuss the extraordinary powers of enlightened beings such as Buddha, Jesus, Moses, and Mohammed. Were they extraordinary because they were enlightened beings with profound insights into the nature of reality and because they possessed supernormal abilities? Did these people just sport great tans and know how to work a crowd, or did they understand something genuinely deep about the human condition, and our capacities, that are not yet within the purview of science?
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Guest: Barry Eaton
Book: Afterlife: Uncovering the Secrets of Life After Death
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Barry Eaton is one of Australia's most experienced and versatile radio and TV presenters, writers and producers. He will discuss how his partner Judy's death in 1997 compelled him to find ways to communicate with "the other side." A few months after her passing, Judy spoke to Eaton through a medium to inform him that his own abilities, latent for years, would now open up and allow for direct communication between them. Fueled by his passion to speak with Judy, Eaton's skills as a medium developed. Soon, he was channeling countless spirits who had passed over, enabling him to help shed light on what awaits us in the afterlife.
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Guest: Whitley Strieber
Book: Alien Hunter
Website: www.unknowncountry.com
Author of over twenty bestselling books, Whitley Strieber, has been a supporter of alternative concepts through the Unknown Country website. He will discuss the incredible mix of good and bad ET events on record and if there is any evidence that some sort of higher ET authority might be in control, or is this the cosmic wild west.


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A few weeks ago I shared the official Paddington movie trailer and a few Paddington themed coloring and activities sheets with my readers. Today I have a new fun Paddington movie poster,Brownie Brittle recipe links and a great giveaway to share! From the beloved novels by Michael Bond and producer David Heyman (HARRY POTTER), PADDINGTON tells the story of the comic misadventures of a young … [Read more...]
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text: GoldenBearSports.com Brittany Boyd Named To Naismith Trophy Midseason 30 List California point guard Brittany Boyd named to her fifth midseason trophy list By Cal Athletics on Wed, February 12, 2014 Related Links Naismith Midseason Top 30 Full Release BERKELEY – California junior guard Brittany Boyd has been named to her fifth midseason list for a national award this season after being selected to the Naismith Trophy Women's Midseason 30 list, the Atlanta Tip-Off Club announced Wednesday. Boyd has also been named to the midseason lists for the Dawn Staley Award (Phoenix Club of Philadelphia), the Nancy Lieberman Award (Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame) and the Wooden Award (Los Angeles Athletic Club), in addition to being included on the initial and updated Wade Trophy (WBCA) award lists. Boyd is one of just four players in the country to be named to all five of those lists, joining Jerica Coley (FIU), Bria Hartley (UConn) and Odyssey Sims (Baylor) as players honored by all five organizations this season. The Naismith Trophy presented by AT&T is awarded annually to the men's and women's college basketball players of the year. The voting academy bases its criteria on player performance throughout the season. The Atlanta Tipoff Club's Board of Selectors will narrow the 50 pre-season watch list down to a midseason team comprised of 30 candidates, which will be announced in February. From there, four finalists will be selected to the final ballot in March. The Naismith Award winner will be announced on April 7, 2014. Boyd is averaging 15.1 points, 6.5 rebounds, 5.7 assists and 3.31 steals per game for the Golden Bears. She leads the Pac-12 in steals and assists while ranking fifth in the NCAA in steals per game. Boyd is the only non-senior on the NCAA's active Top 25 list for career steals at 248. 2014 Naismith Trophy Midseason 30 ListNatalie Achonwa, Notre DameRachel Banham, MinnesotaTiffany Bias, Oklahoma StateBrittany Boyd, CaliforniaHallie Christofferson, Iowa StateJerica Coley, FIUDiamond DeShields, North CarolinaStefanie Dolson, UConnAaryn Ellenberg, OklahomaChristina Foggie, VanderbiltMarkeisha Gatling, NC StateBria Hartley, UConnJordan Hooper, NebraskaNatasha Howard, Florida StateTricia Liston, DukeJewell Lloyd, Notre DameMaggie Lucas, Penn StateTyaunna Marshall, Georgia TechKayla McBride, Notre DameTiffany Mitchell, South CarolinaKaleena Mosqueda-lewis, UConnChiney Ogwumike, StanfordTheresa Plaisance, LSUEbony Rowe, Middle TennesseeShoni Schimmel, LouisvilleMeighan Simmons, TennesseeOdyssey Sims, BaylorBreanna Stewart, UConnAlyssa Thomas, MarylandElizabeth Williams, Duke RECOMMENDED STORIES < Wendale Farrow Joins Cal Womens Basketball Staff Bear Trio on WNBA Opening Night Rosters Gottlieb Adds Australian Standout Anastasieska > OFFICIAL ONLINE STORE < Men's Nike Gray Cal Bears Team Stripe T-Shirt $25.95 Buy Now > Cal Bears Nike Navy Blue Medium Training Duffle Bag $60.00 Buy Now > > Left Promo CHECK IT OUT > Right Promo MORE INFO > Bears On Pac-12 Networks Full TV Schedule Get Pac-12 Networks


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Best of British is the UK's premier nostalgia magazine. Published since 1993, Best of British magazine is packed with stories and pictures guaranteed to bring the memories flooding back. Offering page after page of timeless reading, Best of British covers every aspect of life from the 1930s all the way through to today, recording the way it once was and demonstrating what makes Britain so special.
At the heart of the magazine is our Yesterday Remembered section, where we explore reader's own recollections and memories of British life gone by. Add to this dedicated stories on everything from vintage transport to great Britons, from Christmas traditions to great days out, and you have the perfect mix. Other regulars include reader favourites such as Treasures in the Attic, 1940s Post, Postcard from… and of course our Puzzle Page and Crossword.
We hope you enjoy reading our magazine as much as we love compiling it. In the meantime here is this month's letter from our Editor, Simon Stabler…
A Death in the Family
As I write, news has just come in of the death of Victoria Wood. This talented actress, comedian and writer is just one of many famous names we have lost recently.
And I do mean we; after all, if you didn't have something by David Bowie or Sir George Martin in your record collection, then you'll at least have happy memories of sitting in front of the television with the family, watching the likes of Victoria, Sir Terry Wogan, Paul Daniels, Douglas Wilmer or even Coronation Street – the creation of the late Tony Warren.
Watching the latter always reminds me of happy Boxing Days spent at my gran's, as does The Two Ronnies, whose Ronnie Corbett is also no longer with us, sadly. Sir Ron's (he was to be knighted, so it's allowed) death has certainly affected many people, including Steve Windsor for reasons he explains in our tribute to the diminutive national treasure.
Former BBC designer Les McCallum, who takes us behind the scenes of children's television during the final days of its golden age, got in touch following the death of Gareth Thomas, who he worked with on Blake's 7.
The actor who worryingly "was born just hours before me… was a lovely friendly guy and would often squeeze into my Mini estate when we went for dinner on location. When I see an original Mini, I wonder how I ever managed to fit inside."
Some would wonder how the original Mini could win the Monte Carlo Rally but in 1964 it beat Saabs, Fords and the like, cementing the little dynamo's reputation forever.
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Nazi-Era Profiteering: Holland Returns Art Stolen from a Jewish Collector
Marei von Saher, daughter-in-law of Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker, has successfully reclaimed works first stolen by Nazi officials and then quietly appropriated by the Dutch government. The case sets a ticklish precedent for museums in Holland.
Jews once led a happy life in Holland. "Is there any other country where you can eat your Passover lamb so peacefully, where you can break as many twigs off trees to build your Pesach hut?" asked poet Karl Gutzkow in his 1834 novella "The Sadducee of Amsterdam."
Dési Goudstikker, widow of the Jewish art dealer Jacques Goudstikker, was lucky. When she returned after 1945, The Hague declared the remains of the Goudstikker collection -- originally 1,113 paintings -- enemy property: The paintings had fallen into the hands of Nazi honcho and Hitler confidante Hermann Göring. But she was allowed to keep her house in Amsterdam and her castle near Breukelen -- and she was still well-off enough to buy back some of the more important paintings.
Half a century later, the Goudstikker's have finally been able to reclaim the rest of the collection. The government of Minister-President Jan Peter Balkenende has revoked a court decision from 1952 and promised compensation.
"We're losing a substantial part of our collection," says Alexander von Grevenstein, director of Maastricht's Bonnefanten Museum. He has had to give up almost 40 works that once belonged to Goudstikker. But more important than the Goudstikker case is the precedent the ruling may set. After all, Dutch museums are stuffed full of works appropriated from private owners.
The black noteboook of Jacques Goudstikker
Jacques Goudstikker escaped from Amsterdam on May 14, 1940, four days after the German invasion, in order to seek asylum in England. But his luck didn't hold. Travelling on the SS Bodegraven, he fell into a cargo hatch and broke his neck and his small, black notebook was found on his corpse. In it, he had listed the name of every oil painting in his collection.
Two months later, the Goudstikker collection -- the most important in Holland -- was "Aryanized." Formally, it became the property of German banker Alois Miedl. But 779 paintings were instantly claimed by Hermann Göring, and the rest landed on the auction block.
Miedl paid 550,000 guilders for his company's new assets while Göring paid 2 million guilders. The actual value of the collection is still a matter of debate, but all can agree that it was far more than Miedl and Göring shelled out. Legally, though, the case is a difficult one; the paintings were neither rightfully purchased nor were they stolen outright.
One of the principle questions is whether the deal was made under duress. After all, Goudstikker was not an art collector but an art dealer. He had always considered his paintings as merchandise meant for the market. Furthermore, Goudstikker's widow, who held a 15 percent share of his business, had explicitly approved the sale of the paintings.
Still though, the buyer in this case, Hermann Göring, raises eyebrows. He was, during World War II, an active art dealer and one of the nation's most voracious collectors. By 1945, he had bought about 1,800 works for his private collection. But he also ruthlessly exploited his substantial political weight in order to put pressure on his business partners. Jewish art dealers and collectors who sold on his conditions could expect to be allowed to flee the country.
Banks didn't play a pretty role in the expropriation of the Jews, including Dutch banks. Though they claim to have followed a policy of passive resistance, the opposite was in fact true, says Gerald Aalders, a historian at the Netherlands Institute for War Documentation in Amsterdam. Almost all major banks purchased Jewish artworks and stocks at cut-rate prices, including the predecessors of the two largest banks active in the Netherlands today, ING and ABN Amro Bank.
- Part 1: Holland Returns Art Stolen from a Jewish Collector
- Part 2: Part II: Benefiting from Post-War Confusion
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Zanesville Signal, The (Newspaper) - March 9, 1948, Zanesville, Ohio THE ZANESVILLE SIGNAL Jtssociaf Nf A AP Wirepfcotoj 84TH 262 ZANESVILLE, OHIO, TUESDAY, MARCH 9, 1948 FIVE CENTS Prints the News Tells the Truth 1 Killed, 6 Injured at Crossing Photographer Don Dorant reached the night's ta- tal accident on State street before the ambulances, and obtained this remarkable set of pictures. ear. IB which one person was killed and six injured, is shown crushed against crossing standard. LEFT ABOVE safferinx from paic, an injured woman is shown in trunk comportment where she was thrown by force of impact Another in- jured woman b risible on the floor of the car. RIGHT gineer E- C- Love helps Sfiss Elva Hargar from wrecked car. At the hospital today, it wac laid that she sustained serious injuries. RIGHT Louise Hoffer, 35. is shown she was placed on ambulance stretcher. Draft Boards Reorganized! LOUISVILLE. Ky. OV-Col. So- lon F. Russell, state director of the office of Selective Sen ice during; World War n, said today draft boards are being reorgan- ized to meet any emergency. The program nationwide. Col. Rnasell said, and was plan- ned "as a matter of prepared- ness" for future emergencies. We are setting; it op on pa- he said. "We could start _, operating on 24 hours' notice." eral MacArfhur bid OL The state director said former for top place OH the RepUDll- board members over Kentucky can ticket tOdaV, even as Dewey, Stassen Face Test Today WASHINGTON have been contacted for possible service that "we got a splen- did response." r ri t- t- 4- 5 More Dillon Funds Sought Engineers Carry Request to Senate fSrsecis! to The Signa! Gen. R. A. Wheeler, chief of army engineers, today asked the Senate appropriations com- mittee to add two million dol- lars to the House approved appropriation of one million dollars for construction of the Dillon dam and near Zanesville during the next fiscal year. If approved. Wheelers request _ would raise the Dillon figure for- the next fiscal year to the full HELSINKI if) Finland picked -a Teftist-tinged delegation today by President Truman in his an- for the Moscow talks on a P.usso- is available but will not actively nual budget message. 'Finnish treaty of friendship the presidency caught profes- Gen Wheeler mutual assistance, a government sional GOP noliticians by surprise, committee'to increase by four hun- member said. It pot the SS-year-oW five-star dred thousand dollars the House Government quarters said ihey. appropriation for the Muskingum expected the negotiations to begin nver reservoirs. The House ap- on or about March 20. The seven- proDtiated SL200.000 for these man Finnish delegation will be, projects, and Gen. Wheeler's re- headed by Premier Mauno Pek-j quest was for restoration to the.kala. There was no indication figure recommended by President whether special technical advisers Truman. on military matters will be at- MacArthur's Ban on Religious Teaching Mother of 2 Small Children Hat in Ring In Schools Deplored Here Dies at State St. Crossing d. B tm President Truman foreclosed his mortgage on the Demo- cratic nomination. Deploring the U.S. supreme court's dedsloa banning religious education in public schools, members of the Zanesville Coun- cil of Christian Education today joined the Ohio Council of Churches in a counter move to continue such work in the state- Rev. E. C. Traylor, pastor of the First Church of Christ and chairman of the com- mittee of the local religious council, said the ne.v plan would about their beliefs. The ruling be announced soon- j does not apply to private mobile was struck by a westbound B. O. passenger train at the State street crossing. Mrs. Campbell died a few minutes after being admitted to Good Samaritan hospital. Injured were: Mn. KaUierine Bfftise. of 1135 Lee street, severely cut and bruised. tached to the group. The majority of Finland's po- litical parties have expressed opposition to a military alliance with Bosnia- Of the dele- gates, three represent parlia- mentary groups which have gone on record against an arms pact. If the senate approves the in- creases now recommended by the engineers, the total waterways pro- gram for the year beginning next July 1st would" be more than S6TO.- POaOOO. This figure includes amounts for projects added by the house which not in tne bud- get. Lt. Gen. R-A. Wheeler, chief of engineers, told a senate appropria- cided upon the makeup of the subcommittee the "amounts delegation at a meeting this after- are "the minimum which noon. Finland's foreign minister, enable the continued success-' Carl J. A. r-nckeii, a ful operation" of the projects in- man. is vice-chairman of the dele- volved. (gallon. He speaks Russian and has The "house bii! provides a meipber of practically all 000.000 for waterwavs next year, recent Fmnisn delegations ai 30 per cent more than was voted the miori- for work >ear. but a 20 per Premier Pekkala is a memoer cut in Mr Truman's budget of the Socialist Union party, which for next >ear- :is affiliated with the Communists _______________ ,in Finland's "deniocratic union." WASHINGTON internal revenue bureau came under sharp fire of the House appropriations com- mittee today. The committee said the political patronage f pfcking federal tax coOections should be abolished., recommendation was made" a bill providing funds for the treasury and postoffice depart- ments for the year starting July 1. But the committee made only a 1.7 percent cut in the 200 President Truman had asked for the two departments. It pro- posed a total of 5L981.722.330 in The supreme Allied commander. cash appropriations, in Japan named no party in his Of this, the treasury would re-, announcement that he would ac- ceive S290.453.100. or a 5.6 percent cent "any public duty to whir-h I-cut. and the postoffice on tutn street. wm might be calied by the American 250. or a 1.1 percent reduction, take over on May 1. it was an- peopie." The president had asktd 5306.981.- today But his statement -took note of 700 for the treasury and S1.710.- Df the fact that his name has been for the postoffice depart- Holieb, who is manager of entered in the Wisconsin Repub- ment. Majestic theater m Co.umous. lican pnmary next month. Also. said today that he will remodel general in the positive candidate class, along with Gov. Thomas E. Dewey of Xew York, Senator Robert A. Taft of Ohio, former Gov. Harold E. Stassen of Min- nesota, and Gov. Earl Warren of California- North Fifth-St. Theater Leased Lou Holieb, veteran Columbus theater man, has taken a long- i lease on the Imperial theater _.__, Miss Elva Hargar. 32, of 812 last night at the YMCA iWoodlawn avenue, severe bade and, when word of the court's ruling chest injuries. was received here. The problem Louise Hotter, 35, of 154 was discussed but no formal ac- 'Eighth street, cuts and bruises, tion taken. Mrs. Sophia Dallas Lanning, 22. At Coiumbus. Bishop H- Les- of 904 Hall avenue, severe bruises Miss Frances Bryan. 22. of 242 Gray street, cuts and bruises. Warren Derwood 21. of 603 Howard street, dnx-er of the car. cuts on head. Miss Hargar !ind Mrs. Broise are' in senous condition. Miss Hargar" is in Good Samaritan hospital while Mrs. Broise is at Bethesda. Miss Hoffer also is a patient at Good Samaritan hospital while the others are receding treatment at their homes. The women, all employes of Hazel-Atlas Glass company Plant 2 on Ridge avenue, had attended a household brush demonstration at the home of a friend on Hedge- wood avenue, after which they ter Smith, superintendent of the Ohio Area of Use Methodist church, called the decision "un- fortunate." The bishop said the ruling seemed favorable to the atheistic position and antagonis- tic to religion. The Rev. Donald Timerman. of Columbus, executive secretary of the Franklin County Council of Churches and former super- intendent of the Zanesville area of Methodist churches, com- mented: is strange that the ruling would favor an atheist in a Christian country. It goes too far and wiii make necessary an almost endiess tria! of legislation Betty Campbell of 858 Park street, who was kiUed in morninc crash- _ 10 days ago. the general sent! UP- The rinnish caoinet session de- a niessage to GOP headquarters in "Ajni- uiw- Turn to Fage 11. vear_oid Seek Companions Of Slain Sailor Critical the theater completely and install reports on the nfiw. seats jjefore opening as a' nadebpublic to- which will specialize day by a house committee. in the showing of first run pic- The stucies were made in Cin- tures. cinnati, Cleveland. Columbus and Toledo- i Findings included: "Laxity and carelessness'' in handling tax collection receipts in The historic theater, which bailt 75 years under the name of the Schultz Opera Hoate, was leased today from the Schnltz estate through its attorney. Hamilton porter. to eel accepted practices into 'stopped at a cafe on South ihi.'d street, where they met Bowers, also a Hazel-Atlas worker- Bowers said they went next to a Putnam restaurant, and that he was taking the women to their re- spective homes when the fatal ac- cident occilrrec. MOSCOW The driver told B. O. Detec- todav ,ha. thg Unned states is Waiter Komgan that he oia a western power hear the train whistle or ths law." Three women are employed in the ZanesviHe public schools to teach religious principles to third, fourth and fifth graders. Turn to Page Soviets Protest Europe Division Bulletins Chinese New Drug Cures Boy of Infection bu pro-.ed negotiations proved the idea of a military alii- "'ovie ance. __ __ SHANGHAI A been dark for ammunition dump exploded at CHICAGO Pohce and coro- A high official in the Toledo of- 5pverai Tsingtao today, leveling a cu> ner's investigators today sought witn "little or no knowledge" XTieatPn; Inc reopened the Quim- block and causing 230 casualties, "7-j ear-old of revenue laws. by theater and transferred its An estimated 100 were killed. Satur- A income tar division chief in uestero pictures there. _ Loop colnmbns with an Indifferent Mr. Holieb has been in the ihe- attrtade" and poor onrtmronz ater business since boyhood- Be- The seaman. Charles N. KoHer ability. fore the business_et Coi- Clay Workers Await Steel Wage Pattern 4- li BALTIMORE nine-year- old boy lay critically ill in aydcn- hsm hospital here. He suffered froir. a skin eruption uith a sec- ondary infection that ordinarily v.ould lead to death. Doctors administered huge- doses of the wonder drugs streptomycin CHICAGO in the end penicillin. They did nof brick and day industries will de- They called Johns Hopkins hos- pend or. the pattern set by steel f tal physicians who have been ex- companies, a official said eurr.er.t.r.g with a new, powerful today __erm-ki'.ier. If The Steel Workers an Tr.e Hopkins injected agreement with rsar.sgeraer.t dur- tr-p drug-. the form of a white Ing Asr.2. Arthur naegel of "underneati his .-kin. Three American Federation of Labor, d-' Ister, eruption wage? arr.or.c br.ck and cia> work- Ke was p'ter "rs will oe to But if stee: agree as f-.e f.rsi rrorth. r." addefl. brick un'on hun-an to t? n.th as3-" the industry Ti.-.xin. V _______________ In P.ttsourjn 'he br-.ck ar.d e'.ai to .of Newark. umb'js. he managed an P.KO the- use helicopter in ice-breaking operations on the Great Lakes for 'ffored to fii-ct f !i2nt if it v.ere r.ot warning bells at the crowing. Xo watchman is on duty there from 11 p. m. antil 7 a. m_ nor the crossing equipped with flasher 'rights to warn approach- ing Jlack of such pre- cautions have been the subject of discussions in city coonci! ever since Tie Times-Signal edi- torially called attention to the need almost a year ago. Councilman Campoe.i said a western power scheme to divide Europe and in- crease military strength in Ger- many for aggression against Sov.et In a note to thg Un-tPd Staler. Britain and France. Russia de- clared the western powers are try- ing to build up military potsntial in the Ruhr so as to "turn western Europe into a strategic base for American imperialism ui the purpose of aggression the O. railroad against the USSR. first this spring. i Another Atomic Discovery Revealed death a search for a girl identified cnry as Gloria and two Bailors with whom Holler was seen in a bowbng 3H min- otes before be was found. Jackie R. Norton. 19. of Detro-.L who was stationed -.fith Holler Great naval trainir.g center. _ ____ ncrth of Chicago. at corc-ers jrcuest xesteroa> trat pa_... -vere rr.sae Europe and .-vac w.s-. tne gir! and -oy cOTr.rr.ittee They agreed that artificial pro- m tie bowing Kxcerpts from on !h> duction of a rreson wo-jld be Similar studies were made in 60 science got off to an exciting coiiection d i r i c t s tocav with man -r.ade throughoui the mighty part.cle? which here- T-.e bureau's report.- gorj-; tofore have been proouced or..y by over ir.ve-.igators fcr a r.ous? nature. :n end-" a notable NTERNBESG. Germany Two high officials of the Ameri- can war crimes prosecution staff returned to Nuernberg safely today after 27 in tbe custody of armed Roman soldien within the Soviet-occu- pied zone of Germany. S.r Stafford Cr.pps install a flasher sible to elim- inate a watchman altogether at tbe crowing. Council did not con- sent to this, he said, and the rail- road had promised to ser.d a here for a conference on t.-.e subject several months ago. but he "r.a? not yet shown up Stsie street has the of a" least or.e previous fats! acc.ner-.t ar.d a nu-r.ber oi cctii--.or.s- Roy Bootr. a T.nxes Reorder ?roo.'- The note was made tart night at a confereace. RoMian offlcials said it was de- livered Saturday. It did not say what action the government if- tends to take on its interpreta- tion of events. The Soviet not0 rejected a Bnt- isr. reply to an earlier Russian pro- test a recent three sower conference T. London on Ger- rr.ar.---s future. That confererce, the "So-..et note chargei. vioiated i'l ?otsdarr. agreement of Girl Breaks Leg For 15th Time Wilfrid Maner. theater per.od >fay 1- 194S. to Xo- .V. to t-ne United CLEVELAND triree Sa'.'.y Ar.n has broken a leg for the I5th time. The r-r2 first fractured a when 20 months Old as and the AFL. she was learning to walk. Last had two broken jegs. e in July ar.d one in September, e family doctor c she KM her complaint The fracture occurred FOSTMASTEJi wher. a public school bus whic> rarrief to Sunbeam Schiol for Crippled Children s-opned ou ckly, thro-.'-ing her from hsr _ f.-> IP seat, Pay is set at read- tan' Tnrn to Fajte 2. s on The nationa'. pat- testified he a thcd tern to set T. about 20 be.'ore the sailor "7 than 13 four.d. Police the sailor -v. the agrefrner.t fo'.iowetj found 25 feet fror.i he cays" regotiation? oet-veen would landed had he piunjed -_------------------ representatives of IT major brick from the fire escape. refractories ;n the eastern United' Off.aals at Great Lake; isava! Grain PnCCS Take Constraction tra.n.ng center sa.d they are con- ducting an independent investiEa- AnOtnCr a'-orr Productior. of laboratory for the announced by Dr. O fanned atorj ;r.'.asher. and B Fisk re- of 'he atomic energy commission. The potent particiev which may pcmit the way to, the standard MocArthnr Write in Urged for Ohio in ho occupied the right side of the rear seat, re- ceived the full impact of the crash There were ".n the front seat and four in the rear. tx> ce-n.htarize m western ley wouid not that area "nor liquidate i- the RusS.an oe- Cloudy and Colder Springfield during a performance Sar- .400. u-da-.. ly after 'he opensn? short- Slater, 'teel ied >esterda> at 54. executiie. write in the general's name about on the pnrtisrj ba'.lot-s. Turn to 8. NEWSPAPER! ;


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My Interpretation of Robert Frost's Poem: Birches
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My Interpretation of Robert Frost's Poem: Birches
Written by: George Zamalea
My first reading was as I was seeking for something pleasant. Having given to myself this warning from my first class attending and listening to my colleagues from their different views, I mounted to my mind this poem would not be easier, and encouraged to myself to have patience. Yet my reading on psychology and social awareness and the weakness of human strength gently pushed me into the sexual glorification and the corporal punishment might have played in the speaker of poem such possibility at home or during his childhood. It was impossible, on account of this figure language, to confirm the first suspicion that the relation was indeed an act of sexual pleasure that was still latent in the speaker's mind.
I understood here "Birch" is taken meaning of metaphor and the first tempted to trace it with beauty ("summer") and destruction ("winter", "ice storm") have such an impression of remarkable dimension of life , which dated from other Mr. Frost's poems such as "Mending Wall", "The Road Not Taken", etc. But it was never possible for them to maintain this position: The connotation of the boy and the watching of the man are reflecting it through his visual memory of the old man. There is the boy is swinging on this birch tree as it taken only a single expression of what we are able to see. Does he swing between life and the swinging-phantasy as the only options he has in front of his own mixed personality as it was seen by the adult? Throughout the poem on the account of the one-sidedness and again of the content of phantasy came to light: \"Birches bend left and right, \ "Summer or winter \". It invariably charges with a high degree of pleasure and has its issues in an act of pleasure, self-erotic gratification; it might therefore be expected that the sight of adult's suppressed emotion: "get away from earth awhile\ And then come back to it and begin over. \". It elaborated such illusion of phantasy, and even the whole of impossibility he could not. The declaration was bound to arise of what relation there might be between the importance of swinging left and right sense in which he wanted "come back to it and begin over\". We know for sure it cannot be possible.
The predisposition to see the unique significance of sexual experiences and childhood can revoke another interpretation toward the figure language of the poem. At the same that I attributed it sexuality this part of swinging in the pleasure and not by such sexual traumas of childhood because it was impossible to explain the symptoms for the only visual of:\" what he found himself,\ Summer or winter,\ and could play alone." Not either from that stanza: \"One by one he subdued his father's trees\ By riding them down over and over again." The poetical function in the person speaking his behavior is already decisively determined by the way he played baseball. Therefore the theme of Birches can say whether an old momentum and youth's expression of conception could have such beauty of romance within it.
In conclusion, Mr. Frost used the "Birch" tree as a metaphor. It was most of youth and old and that created a mixed character of summer and winter and left and right that appears the normality developed as the result of being old and youth which enable me to established simple correlation between strong and carefree and old and subordinated by experience and by life itself.
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