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Tim Tebow and Mark Sanchez Stunned by New York Jets' Players Comments
New York – After his ego took a beating from comments made by some of his teammates,Tim Tebow is hoping he and Mark Sanchez can unify the New York Jets.
After an article in the New York Daily News showed various players from the Jets' verbally attacking the team's backup quarterback, backlash quickly ensued.
The team's coach Rex Ryan met with the team on Wednesday asking who had made the "cowardly" comments.
And with no one willing to come clean, Tebow was left to add address the comments himself.
"I think there was some frustration and some sadness," a stunned Tebow told ESPN.
"It's never fun to hear criticism. At the same time, it's something I've always used as motivation. You try to get stronger from it."
While some of his teammates may not have his back, Tebow still supports the Jets' goals, even if it means having Sanchez as the starting quarterback.
"This team, in my opinion, is not going to be pulled apart by outside people," Tebow said.
Creating a symbol of unity with his hands, Tebow added "Inside the walls, we're going to be like this."
"I feel for Tim," Sanchez told ESPN. "That sucks, it just sucks. It can't feel good. But at the same time, I've been there. You wake up the next day and you keep playing."
This team...is not going to be pulled apart by outside people.
Despite the comments, Ryan remains optimistic that this could be a positive turning point for the team.
"I believe this team is coming together. If there are cracks in the armor, we'll find out," said the coach.
Aside from Sanchez, other players were quick to defend Tebow.
Safety Yeremiah Bell said that while the story is hurtful and trying "to kind of break this locker room up and make us turn against each other," he said that's not what the team is about.
"We all think that the source is not credible, we don't believe we have those types of guys in this locker room. It's just ridiculous to us."
One of the only players in the article revealed by named, Left guard Matt Slauson said he and Tebow had spoken since the article came out.
"We had our talk and it's all done," Slauson said adding, "I love Tim. Great dude."
When asked about who should fill the quarterback role for the Jets, Slauson told the paper the choice was clear.
"I have all the confidence in Mark," said Slauson. "We don't really have a choice."
Also asked as to what he thinks of the team's two other quarterbacks, Tebow and Greg McElroy, Slauson's response was surprising.
"We have Greg . . . and we have an athlete," Slauson said.
In the revealing Daily News article, various players from the Jets verbally attacked the former Denver Broncos starting quarterback..
"He's terrible," a defensive starter said of Tebow.
With the team struggling with a 3-6 record, Jets' players are shifting the blame away from Sanchez, who has a league-low 52% completion rate, and instead putting the focus on the ongoing debate over who should be the team's starting quarterback.
According to an undisclosed Jet's player, "nobody" wants Tebow as the starting quarterback.
Even though coach Rex Ryan has publicly supported Sanchez, constant public scrutiny on the team's performance has caused some to question this decision.
While it is expected that Sanchez's teammates would defend their team's leader, their very critical reviews of Tebow seem to some as more personal than professional.
Referencing Tebow's comeback season last year as the quarterback for the Denver Broncos, one Jets' organization member made a religious quip at the highly publicized athlete.
"Now we're depending on miracles?" the member said. "You can't play that way."
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This addon provides a grid status which provides the remaining amount of your shields on a unit.
Ok, 4.0 is there and Blizzard heard my prayers and added absorb tracking support. Therefore now also shields of other players and classes should be displayed correctly (at least when I'm done with it :-). And they should be very accurate now.
Currently I'm still experimenting whats the best way to use these therefore GridStatusShield currently provides two different methods to use. The first is based on the combat log and the other one on internal events and the tooltip of unit buffs. You can change the method in the settings of GridStatusShield. So if you encounter any problems try changing the tracking method (and let me know about the problems).
Some pros and cons of the two methods
Combat log based:
- PRO: independent from clients language
- PRO: pretty fast
- CON: not very reliable (out of range units, broken log, lag, missing events for certain shields, multiple shields of the same kind (divine aegis))
Buff-tooltip based:
- PRO: reliable concerning lag, range, and multiple shields of the same kind
- CON: very slow at the moment because it parses every buff tooltip every time something changes (can be improved a lot)
- CON: parsing needs to be done for every language separately (If you can help me with your language there it would be awesome!)
A FAQ (just to amuse me ... and maybe it helps you :-))
Q: I don't see any shield values!
A: Maybe your language isn't supported yet, try changing to combat log based shield tracking.
Q: I don't see any value for Power word: Barrier!
A: This shield does not create any combat log messages, try disabling combat log based shield tracking.
Q: This ** addon slows my PC extremely down in fights!!!
A: The current default shield tracking method is very slow, try changing to combat log based tracking, that should be much faster.
Q: The shield values aren't displayed correctly if there is more than one Divine Aegis on a unit (or any other shield which can occur multiple times on the same unit).
A: Yeah, those are hard to keep a part using the combat log. Try disabling combat log based shield tracking.
Q: "Try this! No, try that! Then try this! Nom no! Try that method!"... you are messing with us right?
A: Maybe... just wanted to show the pros and cons of the two methods in another way ;-)
#11 _ForgeUser2637979 Posted Aug 14, 2011
well it works - just the Combat Log tracking is broken since Blizz changed the SPELL_AURA_REFRESH from shields to SPELL_MISSED, SPELL_PERIODIC_MISSED Arg 12&13 and SWING_MISSED Arg 10&11
#9 _ForgeUser6879271 Posted May 23, 2011
So what's going on with this addon? It's been very useful, but isn't working since 4.1.
#8 _ForgeUser269007 Posted Jan 9, 2010
Having written that, I did happen to see a mage cast mana shield, and some value appeared.
I hadn't tried increasing the Aegis tolerance. It is detecting the shields, just not calculating a value.
I just tried, in game, increasing the Aegis tolerance up to the maximum of '2', and the displayed value remained at "0" for Val'anyr proc shields, but it did now show my Divine Aegis shields.Last edited by _ForgeUser269007: Jan 9, 2010
#6 _ForgeUser269007 Posted Jan 8, 2010
I meant my own. I've never seen it display a value for a shield someone else cast.
Even if it was someone else, couldn't you guess the value of the shield in that case as 30% or 15% of the last amount healed?
But that's beside the point, really, what I'd expect from this is the value of my shields on the target.
#4 _ForgeUser269007 Posted Jan 7, 2010
I like the idea of this addon, however, for Divine Aegis and Val'anyr shields, it only ever displays "0" as the shield value while there is a shield on the target, making it, basically, only useful for PW:S as far as I can see, which is unfortunate.
I'd love to see it working better, if you need any help testing or such I'd be happy to help out.
#2 _ForgeUser2345689 Posted Oct 27, 2009
great work. i love it.
any chance to get this lovely little thing worked with grid2?Last edited by _ForgeUser2345689: Oct 27, 2009
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The scholarship of CLASS faculty recognized with major awards
Major grant-making institutions and research-intensive universities have recognized the scholarship of several faculty members in the College of Liberal Arts and Social Sciences. These major awards and honors will allow our faculty to broaden their research and share their knowledge with new audiences.
Fulbright Foundation
2013 – 2014 U.S. Fulbright Scholar Grant
Dr. Anadeli Bencomo, associate professor of Latin American Literature and chair of the Hispanic Studies Department.
She will study and teach for one year in Guadalajara, Mexico Guadalajara, one of the epicenters of narco-violence since the late 1980s. Her research has found that Mexico is portrayed by national and international journalists as a country devastated by drug trafficking, organized crime and corruption of elected and law enforcement officials. She will study journalistic and literary writings published in the Mexican Chronicle and other primary news sources to separate urban legend from fact.
2013 – 2014 Fulbright Visiting Research Chair
Dr. Cedric Tolliver, assistant professor of English
His research project considers African diasporic intellectuals who traveled across geographical and ideological boundaries as they sought to define the meaning of freedom in the wake of World War II.
2013 – 2014 Fulbright German Studies Seminar
Dr. Susan Scarrow, Professor and Chair of the Department of Political
Professor Susan Scarrow was recently awarded a Fulbright Fellowship to attend the 2013 Fulbright German Studies Seminar in Berlin, Germany. Participants in this seminar discuss recent changes in German political and cultural life, and have opportunities to engage in substantive dialogue with political, academic, scientific, and cultural leaders. In Fall 2013 Professor Scarrow will teach a course on German Politics as the University of Houston that will draw on what she learns at the Fulbright Seminar. This class will use the German national elections of September 2013 as a tool for understanding Germany's political and economic system and social conflicts. Professor Scarrow is an expert on European political parties and elections who sits on the editorial boards of the journals German Politics and German Politics and Society.
2013 Fulbright Greece Summer Classics Seminar
Dr. Sarah Kielt Costello, Instructional Assistant Professor, Art History
Dr. Costello was awarded a fellowship for the 2013 Greece Summer Classics Seminar by the Fulbright Foundation in Greece. She will participate in an intensive travel and study program designed to familiarize the participants with Greece from antiquity through the modern period, and to develop materials for teaching. Dr. Costello will integrate the results of the summer seminar into her classes on Bronze Age and Classical art.
National Endowment for the Arts
2013 Spring Art Works Grant
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Claudia Schmuckli, director of the Blaffer Art Museum
The Blaffer Art Museum was awarded $50,000 to support projects by contemporary artists and related public programming to complement the exhibition Feast: Radical Hospitality in Contemporary Art. Artists such as Michael Rakowitz, Mary Ellen Carroll, Theaster Gates, Tom Marioni and others will present projects around the exhibition Feast, which addresses the contemporary art practice of the artist -orchestrated meal.
Houston Arts Alliance
2013 Established Artists Awards
Alexander Parsons, associate professor of Creative Writing in the Department of English
Alexander Parsons' first novel Leaving Disneyland was published by Thomas Dunne Books/St. Martin's Press after winning the 2001 A.W.P. Series Award for the Novel. His second novel, In the Shadows of the Sun, was published by Nan A. Talese Books and was chosen a 2005 Barnes & Noble Discover Great New Writers selection.
Stephan Hillerbrand, associate professor of Photography and co-owner of the Hillerbrand+Magasamen design studio
Hillerbrand+Magsamen are a collaborative husband and wife visual artist team made up of Stephan Hillerbrand and Mary Magsamen. Based in Houston, Texas their work draws upon the rich Fluxus practice of incorporating humor, performance, video art and everyday objects. Expanding their personal family life into a contemporary art conversation about family dynamics, suburban life and American consumer excess which they call "suburban fluxus".
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2013 Council of Economic Advisers
Chinhui Juhn, professor of Economics.
Chinhui Juhn is a senior economist specializing in labor policy as a Council staff member. She took a leave of absence for the 2013-2013 academic year to work in the federal executive branch.
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2013 Killam Visiting Scholar Award at University of Calgary
Matthew Dirst, associate professor of Musicology and director of Collegium Musicum
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2013-2014 Computational Social Science Fellowship at Northeastern University and Harvard University
Ryan Kennedy, assistant professor of political science
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The swanky establishment of the Savoy mightn't be the first thing you think of for a cheap outing, but its small museum displays a unique collection of artefacts from the hotel's rich history. Catch a glimpse of the first edition of bartender Harry Craddock's vintage Savoy Cocktail Book or playwright Noel Coward's lighter and cigarette case.
A walk by the Thames might sound fairly low key, but be on the look out for a unique hidden gem near the Thames Barrier. The Diver sculpture was installed by John Kaufman and is the only sculpture installed in the River Thames. Even more peculiar than that, the sculpture can only be seen at low tide since it is completely submerged by the river at high tide.
Head to the north of London for a wander around the Abney Park Cemetery where you may spot a famous gravestone or two. Salvation Army founder William Booth is buried here along with lion tamer Frank Bostock who's said to have discovered that lions are frightened of chairs. But don't despair if looking at gravestones is not your thing, the park also offers one-of-a-kind lessons in wood and stone carving.
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Head to Lower Marsh Saturday Food market to avoid the throngs of tourists and shop for the freshest of produce with the locals. Prepare your own authentic English meal with specialties for sale including Somerset cheeses, loose leaf teas and biodynamic fruit and vegetables.
If you'd rather sit back and relax, head to Bistrotheque in Bethnal Green for Brunch. Serving a combination of French Bistro and Modern British cuisine, this airy converted warehouse is one of the more unique places to grab a bite to eat. If that wasn't enough, as you eat you'll be able to enjoy the dulcet tones of new wave classics on piano.
The accommodation was cheap, so be a bit extravagant and…
Rent a barge and float along Regent's canal. Avoid the crowds and see the attractions along the canal from the comfort of the barge including London Zoo and Camden Lock. Be sure to stop by Camden Passage, hidden away behind Upper Street in Islington, where its array of antique shops are the perfect place to pick up a distinctly London souvenir.
For more intrepid travelers (and lovers of beer) try one of the world's most famous pub crawls along the London Underground's Circle Line. Starting at Baker Street station, the aim is to have a half pint at a pub of your choosing near each subway station. The circle line consists of 27 stations so this pub crawl will test even the most experienced drinkers but will leave you with a truly memorable experience.
Ghostly Goings On takes a different angle on the multitude of London's historic buildings. Whether you believe in ghosts or not, visiting one of these paranormal sites will spook and thrill even the bravest of guests. Whether you're into castles, mansions or jails, Ghostly Goings On will tickle your senses and send shivers up your spine.
If that sounds too terrifying, why not safely enjoy a Fringe Theatre Show. Away from the hype and crowds of the West End, the fringe theatre collection of small, unsubsidised theatres is where the locals turn to for performances that include everything from the most popular hit plays to revivals of long-forgotten musicals.
If the hustle and bustle of the big smoke has tired you out, why not get up early, hire a car and drive 3hrs to the picturesque Jurassic Coast. The white chalk cliffs of the coast surround some of Britain's most pristine beaches with unusually clean sand and calm waters. Hiking along one of the many channels, with spectacular views of the countryside and the English Channel, it's easy to see why the Jurassic Coast is one of Britain's most beautiful World Heritage Sites.
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Degitz '42: An Unsung Hero Dies at 91by Jim Amidon • May 10, 2012 Share:
As Wabash prepares for its 174th Commencement Ceremony, the College mourns the passing of one of the great behind-the-scenes heroes in the life of the institution. William Bates "Bill" Degitz, Wabash Class of 1942, died Wednesday in Crawfordsville at the age of 91 after a battle with cancer.
Degitz earned a master's degree from Harvard University and worked at the accounting firm of Ernst & Ernst and Haywood Publishing, before returning to his alma mater to join the staff in the Business Office in 1955.
Originally appointed Assistant Comptroller under Ferguson Ormes, Degitz was promoted quickly to Business Office Manager, a position he held until his retirement in 1983. He helped manage the books during one of the College's great periods of growth under Presidents Frank Sparks and Byron Trippet.
The transition from business to higher education was, at times, difficult for Degitz, but he adjusted and became a legendary figure in Wabash history for his business acumen, attention to detail, and management of complex projects.
"An institution of higher education is, I think, inherently inefficient and you have to accept that," Degitz told Wabash Magazine in 1989. "All you have to do is look at a schedule — a teaching schedule — the hours of use and the unused space almost any hour of the day or any day of the year; it's unproductive space. Look at the football field. Except for kids getting out there and tossing a ball around, for the most part it's empty, but nine months out of the year it's mowed and watered and there are bleachers sitting there empty… We have to start with the assumption that teaching is inefficient. One has to get used to that if he comes from a business situation. You struggle with it, but you get used to it [when you become] part of it."
It was Trippet who convinced Degitz to leave publishing to come to work for Wabash when Frank Sparks was the College's president. "Byron told me the College was getting ready to reorganize. There was quite a great group of trustees planning for the future and they'd already starting a building program and they had planned out quite well what they wanted to do."
Life was simpler in those days when Degitz supervised three people in the business office and they all shared a handful of typewriters and a single adding machine. Degitz used to talk about how groundsmen cut the campus lawn twice a year with horse-drawn mowers.
But Wabash changed under the leadership of Frank Sparks and later Byron Trippet, and Degitz was a key figure in Wabash's transformation. He credited Sparks with literally saving the institution. "He was the one who got Eli Lilly on the Board, and what a masterstroke that was," Degitz said. It was the whole difference between what this College is today and what it otherwise might have been. Frank Sparks had done this tremendous job in pulling this institution up by its bootstraps; I mean it was down — financially, physically, almost any way you could count."
In the 1960s — and with Wabash facing still more financial troubles — Degitz worked closely with Trippet and Ben Rogge in applying for a Ford Foundation Grant that was one of the largest grants Wabash had ever received, and, in a sense, provided Wabash the momentum it would need to carry it forward.
Bill Degitz was born November 19, 1920, at Chicago, to William Harrison and Mary Hibert Degitz. He is survived by his wife of 66 years, Becky, whom he married on March 24, 1946. Two children, Judith (Joseph) O'Connor and Michael (Ann Gallagher) Degitz, also survive.
Degitz was a graduate of Bloom Township High School in Chicago Heights, Illinois. After his graduation from Wabash, he served in the Army in World War II before beginning his career.
He was the perfect example of a community gentleman — actively involved in a range of social service agencies and service clubs — and he was a driving force, literally and figuratively, in the success of the Christian Nursing Service. He was a member of the Rotary Club, Elks Club, and Lions Club. He was also a member of First United Methodist Church.
Memorial gifts may be made to Montgomery County Community Foundation, Christian Nursing Service, or Wabash College.
There will be a private memorial service at a later date.


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WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (MarketWatch) — The clock is ticking on America's lead in technology innovation, but it hasn't struck midnight yet.
If Congress is serious about saving this country's innovative edge and creating more jobs, it will have to do better on immigration reform than the most recent effort from Republican leaders in the House.
At first glance, the STEM Jobs Act put forth by GOP leaders last week might seem like the fulfillment of a dream long held by Silicon Valley CEOs and tech investors alike. That's because it boosts the number of visas available to prospective U.S. immigrants with advanced degrees in science, technology, engineering or math (also known as STEM fields).
Increasing the pool of workers with those types of skills is critical to filling the thousands of tech jobs being created every year by startups and tech companies in San Jose, Calif., Austin, Texas, New York and everywhere in between.
Yet the Republican proposal falls short in two key ways. First, it doesn't raise the number of overall visas available each year. Instead, it will boost the number of STEM visas by reducing those available to other types of immigrants. Doing so will almost certainly start a political fight that will make it harder for the bill to become law.
Second, it fails to expand the number of visas set aside for immigrant entrepreneurs who come to America for the purpose of starting a business and hiring workers. Doing this is necessary if a comprehensive reform bill is to accomplish what should be its most important goal: bringing robust growth back to the U.S. economy.
Still the leader
While our economy needs a greater number of skilled workers, startup employment trends suggest that it needs entrepreneurs just as much.
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Now there's some hard data suggesting that unwelcome trend may indeed be under way.
Rallying cry
A report released last month by the Kauffman Foundation said that the percentage of Silicon Valley tech startups founded by immigrants has fallen to 44% from 52% in 2005.
The study showed that the drop in the heart of America's tech industry was more pronounced than the trend nationwide, where the percentage of companies founded by immigrants slipped to 24% from 25% during the same period. Read more in the Kauffman report.
"The reality is that other countries are welcoming scientists, researchers, educators and entrepreneurs who would otherwise prefer to remain in the U.S.," says Charles Small, a San Francisco immigration attorney whose clients include Bay Area universities and tech startups.
40% of the founders of Fortune 500 companies are either immigrants or their children.
Small added that the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany, France, Switzerland and several South American nations have been especially aggressive in courting both STEM professionals and immigrant entrepreneurs.
The Kauffman report should serve as a rallying cry to proponents of immigration reform who want to see a comprehensive bill do more than just help the United States maintain its innovative edge.
While more workers with technical training will help U.S. companies stay competitive by filling key technical jobs today, it is entrepreneurs that will create the high-paying jobs of tomorrow.
This goes for all industries, not just tech. In fact, 40% of the founders of Fortune 500 companies are either immigrants or their children.
In May, 2012, a bipartisan group of four U.S. senators proposed a bill to make it easier for STEM graduates and entrepreneurs to obtain visas. Unfortunately, that bill faltered amid the politics of an election year. Now that the election is over, let's hope Congress can address both of those things.
America doesn't need just more STEM grads; it needs immigrants of all stripes who have the hunger and ambition to start their own companies.


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jesus..nothing makes me harder than a natural wetting of a pussy like that.
If you think that the skin every girl's pussy or asshole (or even the dude's dick) is going to have pigment that matches the rest of their body, you watch too much porn and don't get laid enough (or haven't at all). Girls in porn do shit like labiaplasty and bleach their anuses to look the way they do. Of course, some are probably naturally like that, but many preen themselves to look that way.
or they just put some creamshit in the vagina, so it looks like 'creamy pussy juice' and its most like in 90% of alle the cheap clips
Oh yeah.. When we cream on dick, is because we are VEEERY horney.. ujummm
Especially a nice fat mushroom headed cock like that
lei voleva scopare di più....
What a pity... He pulled it out right when she was enjoing it the more...
That is insane to pull your dick out of her pussy and not cum inside her. That cheats both of you. She does not get to feel your hot cum spurt inside her and you don't get the feel of cumming inside her pussy. INSANE.
Awww, MAN!!! Couldn't you have lasted a LITTLE bit longer??!! Way to ruin a girl's orgasm...
Bunny its like when YOU have an orgasm. It's an intense feeling and your body just knowS when you're about to blow your load. You tense up and then you just feel cum gushing out. So good!
If I ride a cock for more than 10 minutes,I cream it good with my juices.I don't always cum but I am so wet I leave a nice puddle of white goo on my mans shaft and pubic area.
mmmmmmm yes Kerri
After watching loads of this ultra sexy pussy I could not wait any longer, just had to let my extremely hard throbbing cock explode its load of hot cum ( and there was lots of it )
I fucking love when a woman creams just makes me want to do it harder!
beautiful sex.
that is so hot when a girls pussy creams like that. My current girlfriend does it every time. When she's riding my cock like I love to take a finger and rub her pussy lips around my cock, and when my finger gets really wet with her cum, i'll slip it in her ass. 9 out of 10 girls love it
Pullout game to strong
Nice flowery pussy.
ok she's horny of course, the cream is part of her juices but also because a woman's hormonal cycle changes, it creates a thicker coating of discharge/wetness so sometimes you can see it more when having sex.
That was great seeing a lady cumming that much on a guys dick and should keep in her when you was cumming
Hi that was good
that was a close one o_o
I'd cum inside her, instead of on her ass.
Its porn. why are some of you guys analyzing the texture of the cumand debating it. LOL who cares
i wish my wife would cum like that.
I'd be creaming on that nice dick too.There's just something about a nice thick uncircumsized curved cock that sets me off.Great cock Dave!!!!
I would like to know what to due because i can't get my wife to cream like that on my cock. I have done everything i can think and still she says she cums and it fill like she does but i would like to get her to go like she did when we first time. Maybe i need to find some young pussy when she not home and fuck her. Like this mom that walk by hear ever day and we talk. She make my cock hard and love to bring in and fuck her
She needs that loan inside her. Bad move pulling out.
I love when i fucking a women without any rubbers for that reason. I love when i fucking them they cum on my 8 inch cock like she doing him. I love when her wet pussy get to cum and the her cum runs down my balls like she doing on him. I would love to put my 8 inch cock to work on her
When my roomates Mom and her bf stayed at our house,I snuck a peek at the Mom riding her bf and man did she cream his big cock up good.His cock was covered in her white pussy cream when she climbed off him just before she jacked his big stick off on her tits.
But I can last longer then that...I've fucked for like 4 hours before.
I hate to rain on your parade but that cream is the result of a pussy with a yeast infection. Haven't you had enough pussy to know that?
I eat dick for dinner
Nice - love the ass and the moaning right as he is swelling up and ready to cum. You know I have fucked over 200+ women, they squirt, they have intense orgasms, but never had one that creamed! Pretty fucking hot!!!
I would love to have a pussy due this on my cock. I had this girlfriend who use due this to my cock but now she older she doesn't cum like she use to so i been looking for someone like her so she can cum on my cock like this. I been thinking about a women the age between 18 and 30 would due me just fine.
nice cock
I can recognize Jessica,s ass anywhere
She can cum on my cock any time she wants. Yumy yummy.
Can't blame him for cumming that fast-she's bouncing perfectly wet!
I want. To have. Sex With man nude. Man get me in bed. I am nude in bed
I would love to fuck Dawn this way and hay him come and lick my cock after we fuck each other
No wonder she's creaming and moaning with a handsome mushroom headed thick cock like that. I bet sucking that meaty dick is like heaven
that is nice. check your oil lady?
title was achieved. love it when the girl does the fucking.
Big booty ass sex girls
some of the hottest sex I've ever seen!
Do you think the boyfriend would fuck me?
if he doesn't i would love to fill your wet pussy on my cock.
Funny as fuck
So excited wat a hot i feel so libirated
I wish i could last that long. I love watching this and when she cums on his dick i would love have my cock in that wet pussy when it cum like that
Next time, bury your cock balls deep and fill that cunt!
why did you leave it in and cum in her nice pussy there. I wish my wife pussy do that get all wet like that. I love to fill her wet pussy when i fuck her like this
Cream is okay but I like it way better when I'm fucking my girl (or she is riding me) and we're going so hard that she is about to quirt and my cock literally gets pushed out of her and she floods with sex juice. Honestly nothing hotter than that, I'm sorry to say.
I know my friend does that to me when we fuck too but i love the way her cums on my dick and and runs down my cock around my balls
thats a prime looking ass that Jess has! Moves real nice too
The bottom part of his cock is off color and so is her ass, but they match so it works out, shes got a pretty meaty pussy yummy. fat cock on him too great cpl
Some girls cream on my dick and others don't. I have been with some girls where we have been fucking and it looks like I came inside them but I didn't.
That is good to see a girl going on her boyfriend but why didn't he leave inside
Oh my gosh! All girls should be built like that!
This video reminds me of a video my step sieter and I did, except I came inside her!
now that was some good sex...
What does a guy's dick feel like right before he cums? How does he know when exactly to pull out? It looked like he knew when it was going to happen.
to bad he came before she did cuz i know she woulda busted a fat nut in about 10-15 mins
i think he was already coming before he could pull out.
my last two woman was creaming all the time and the cream during doggy was concentrated on the upperside of my cock. When a woman mastrubate is not so thick but when the cock inside uauauiua;)
i love the sex, the guy turns me on
soon as she moaned he was done
She was rushing
I came 64 times to this
I have never been with a girl that didn't do this. I just chalked it up as being every girl does it, but from the comments here, I'm starting to doubt that.
@"Chelsea" Have you actually had someone cumming continuously during sex? Fuck he must have had some serious prostate problems. This is to quality pussy juice and if haven't seen it before you have not been properly fucked! Get an orgasm!
my wife and i are both in our fifties she definitely makes that much goo every time always has it can get ever so tiresome finding new ways on laundry day to clear the stains off of various surfaces and materials because at my age i cant get down there as fast as i used to, so i can lap it all up the way i used to do.Her subsequent orgasms get wetter and wetter . it can be a real bind i can tell you xxxxxx
c bon quand ca coule comme ca..
hop off the mans dick, literally. ;D God knows how long they last, and whether they decide to post it or not. You're not there, you have no clue. So stop making assumptions. But anyways, keep it going bro. How long you last doesn't matter. What matters is if she enjoys & so do you. :)
Delicious looking creamy cock and cunt! I'd lick and suck them both till they say stop!
Do you know how to decrypt firmwares?
should have cum inside.
One of the biggest turnons is a very wet pussy.This was really good seeing her creaming up.Most vids show heavy fucking a lot of clit titillation and Dry pussy..this looked really natural and nice to see the woman orgasming for once..
what a beautiful pert bottom, and such a juicy pussy mmmmmmmmmm can almost taste it!
OMFG! I haven't watched this one till now! Now I'm a big fucking fan of yours!
Is there any evidence that she even had an orgasm ?
Good one dave! Jacking it yet again...
i like her 2 cream my dick up.i love a woman thats get off like that shit rite there...
wonderfull... could they be Jessica & Dave?
I've probably neer seen a more elaborate discussion on sex details than this before, go on... gonna come again anyway
Its not cum or precum... I had never had sex but i masturbate... and this cream come off of my pussy... so its real
When I ride long enough a long enough cock like this one I cream it too.
My wife coats my cock like that. It feels awesome, especially as it runs all over my balls. She's even gone down on me after that, which is even better because then I can taste her pussy when we kiss. Unfortunately for her, she says sometimes she gets too wet and there isn't enough friction.
Nice video. That's the real deal there and you can tell she's enjoying it. I love to watch girls cream. For the guys that don't know, when that pussy creams like that, you're hitting the spot. The only thing hotter than that is making a girl squirt when she cums.
could you please post more of these kinds of videos?? where you cum on his cock?
I would love to lick the pussy cream off his cock.
i love this couple plz post more
nice, please post more
one time i saw my neighbor suck her husbands dick until he came in her mouth then she spit it in his mouth THEN he spit it in her butthole then butt fucked her...it looked like she came out of her asshole but it must have been his cum.
Le sarei venuto dentro
that girl needs to whip her arse, but love this clit *CLIP*
When I fuck my Mrs she creams my cock it creams so much at times i go down and lick her dry before creaming it up again. Girl in the clip is a cracker I wouldnt mind a go at her Id get more cream
quality video, and to be honest some of these comments are fucking hilarious too! ;D
have to agree with Kasu but what a lovely arse and gorgeous creaming pussy
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Doors to Open for Grads
"Hej, pa, dej, gamle van, vart ska du
ga ettersom du har sa, brattom?"
"Jag ska ju ga. till Bethel Homecom-ing,
och jag maste skynda mej for att
komma dit i tid. Ax du inte pa vag dit
"Jo, di ar jag. Jag skulle inte garna
ga miste om det firandet."
Sa uttryckte sig tva, forna Bethel stu-denter
vilka voro pa vag till Bethel. Hela
vagen dit hallo de pa. att framkalla han-delser
som hade h6,nt da de voro studen-ter
vid Bethel. "Minns du," var tonen
for hela deras samtal. Det var roliga
handelser som de upplevat i klasserna,
och i sitt umgange med de andra studen-terna.
Det var ocksa djupgaende all-varliga
upplevelser som de genomgatt
och som hade givit ton fbr hela deras liv.
Aldrig hade de haft sa, roligt som da de
varit i skolan; aldrig hade livet varit
ljust och sorgfritt, fastan de icke hade
tyckt det da. nar de haft de dar langa,
svarliga och trakiga laxorna att standigt
dras med.
Aldrig skulle de kunna glomma de he-liga
stunderna i "chapel service" dar
manga, givit sig helt a.t sitt livskall. Ja,
aldrig kunde man glOmma Bethel cm man
nagonsin haft det goda tillfallet att vara
dar nagon tid. F6r varenda Bethel stu-dent
som utgatt ifran skolan har det bli-vit
en varm Bethel van for hela livet.
The Bethel Clarion
Vol. XVIII No. 3 BETHEL INSTITUTE November 4, 1938
Hear Ye! Hear Ye! MARK NINTH ANNUAL EVENT
Hannah Wiggman ('22), who has just
returned from a very interesting visit to
her home in Sweden, is now back in In-dian
work again, about eleven miles
from Fallon, Nev.
Ida Erickson ('16) after teaching for a
few years, is now in the office of Dr. de
Berry, a Psychiatrist in the Student
Health Center at the University of Min-nesota.
Peter Voth ('36) and his family are
happily at work in Khan Kaen, Siam.
Mrs. Voth writes: "Above all we covet
your faithful prayers: We know you are
praying for us."
We have not heard from Ilamay Han-sen
('21) for some time. She has been
Deputy County Clerk for several years
and is also taking care of the Unemploy-ment
Compensation Insurance for the
county. Besides her office work she ds
Sunday School Superintendent in East
Balsam, Wis.
Emily Satterberg ('21 and '27), who
returned from her field in Sona Bata the
later part of August and a few weeks ago
underwent an operation at Rochester,
Minn., has now gone to her home in
Kingsburg, Calif.
Among the most recent graduates to
appear on the chapel program this year
have been: Donald Peterson ('37), pastor
at Lindsborg, Kans., and Gordon Meyer
('38), pastor in Hazel Park and teacher
at the St. Paul Bible School. We were
glad also to see Mrs. Peterson (Grace
Pierre Tangent and Donald Tanquist
are enrolled at Sioux Falls College, Sioux
Falls, So. Dak., and Harold Wilson at
the State College in Brookings, So. Dak.
Dr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Hubin (Eliza-beth
Wall, '32) stopped at Bethel. In the
front seat was their young four-year-old
son, and in the back seat two wicker bas-kets
in which were cooing and smiling
their four-months' old twin sons, Edgar
Anthony and Wilbert Norman.
"Lisa" Larson ('26) had a wonderful
cruise this summer to Jamaica, South
America, and the Panama.
Harry Aronson ('38) is a pastor at the
Norwood, Mass., church, and will be or-
(Continued on Page 4)
Amidst confusion, turmoil, hustle, and
bustle, and stars wherever one looks,
final preparations are being made for the
greatest homecoming in the history of
Bethel, slated for Friday, November 4.
Committees in charge of arrangements
are headed by Edward Nelson, program;
Dorothy Beckman, decorations; Carl
Holmberg, advertising; John Valine, tick-ets
and 'programs, with everything su-pervised
under the capable leadership of
Gordon Peterson. These committees are
working strenuously on final prepara-tions,
with stars emerging from all di-rections,
and of all sizes and descrip-tion;
big stars, red stars, small, white,
sparkling stars, with a twinkle in its eye,
"Be a wise man and come to the Bethel
Full Afternoon Offered
The program of the day will begin with
open house at 2:00 o'clock, when all out-siders,
as well as students, girls and all,
who haven't before had the privilege, will
have the opportunity of seeing the in-side
of things in the men's dorm and
other places of interest in the two build-ings.
Several new and unusual numbers
have added to the activities of the after-noon.
Classroom displays will be fea-tured
in the college building. The pro-gram
of sports will begin at 2:30 with a
push ball game .between the sophomores
and the freshmen. This, never having
been tried before, will undoubtedly prove
of interest. The girls wha so excellently
proved their adroitness at basketball last
season will play their first game. A game
between the Bethel squad and the alumni
is also scheduled, topped off with a wres-tling
match to close the afternoon's ac-tivities.
Banquet Features Star
The banquet slated for 6:30 will 'be ac-companied
by a program carefully plan-ned
to follow the theme of the evening.
Among the featured speakers, will be
Rev. Mr. Widen, father of. one of our stu-dents,
coming from Minot, N. D.
(Continued on page 5)
Page 2 THE BETHEL CLARION
The Bethel Clarion
1480 N. Snelling Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Official School Paper of Bethel Institute Published twice
monthly during school year
Gordon Peterson Editor
Carl Young Associate Editor
John Valine News Editor
Vernon Pearson Sports Editor
Alrik Blomquist Business Manager
Dorothy Drotz Asst. Business Manager
Stanley Rendahl Circulation Manager
Doris Eggleston Asst. Circulation Manager
Grace Widen—Elaine Youngquist Typists
Miss Enid Platts Editorial
Dean Emery A. Johnson Business
Behind the Scenes
Miss Betsy Bethel (the typical girl):
Alumni 5555, please . . . . Yes, ma'am
. . . . You're welcome, ma'am .... Hello!
Is this Miss Ally Umnus? How are you?
Your voice sounds hoarse. I hope you
don't feel TOO ill. You see, Miss Umnus,
Bethel Homecoming is on Friday, Novem-ber
4, and naturally, it would be a shame
if your cold prevented your being there.
. . . . What was that? Oh, you
haven't got a cold? Well, that certainly
is a relief! I'm glad to hear it, really.
When did you fully recuperate?
You never HAD a cold! My, that's pe-culiar.
Most people do have them, you
know, sometime or other.
Now , what was I saying? Oh yes,
Homecoming. Well, Open House will be
at 2 P. M., Friday, and of course the
Coffee Shop will be in full swing. Did you
know the Trio has charge of the Shop?
The Trio is our school Trio, you know.
Lately, the girls have been making little
favor baskets. They make their own
paste, too. It's really an interesting proc-ess.
'Course, flour is poured into a pan
and— What did you say, Miss Umnus? I
didn't hear you.
Anyway, we were speaking of Home-coming,
were we not? I'll be through in
a few seconds. In the afternoon, the
boys are going to have a game of push
ball. Personally, I don't know much
about the game. Sounds sort of silly for
grown-up boys to push a ball around
Can you imagine our dear, stately seniors
playing tag with a ball? Oh dear! Isn't
that food for comical thought!
You're busy, did, you say? Yes, •ndeedy,
aren't we all. One thing you must NOT
overlook is the exhibition! The town
crier will announce its commencement.
Don't you just LOVE that idea? The
German class has a BIG surprise in store
for you. You'll understand it and you
won't. You'll see why when you see it.
(Continued on page 5)
You Can Lead a Horse to Water
Among our fine and upright students there are a few proud automobile owners
who prize their vehicles with all their hearts—and justly so. Some of those vehicles
are of such a fine and delicate composition that the ordinary dirt parking lot behind
the seminary building is a place far too rough and ugly for them. Therefore some
of the thoughtful automobile owners have been wise enough to park their machines
on the cement driveway by the furnace building, whici incidentally, is made and re-served
for the use of delivery trucks only. It would be an injustice to accuse these
loyal automobile owners of any crime in this respect because they perhaps have
never been notified of the purpose of this driveway.
In former years, there have been notices on the bulletin boards carrying the sig-nature
of the president of our institution that parking on this driveway is prohib-ited.
However, this year no such notices have appeared; perhaps because none of
the higher authorities have been within hearing distance of any of the delivery truck
drivers to catch the vocal expressions of their inward feelings.
I truly wish that in some way the congestion and trouble caused by hasty and
over-burdened delivery men who have been deprived of their specially constructed
driveway could be revealed to these innocent violators of an established compus
rule. The drivers, after spending half an hour backing into the best position they
can find, become vexed beyond measure when they find that they are so close to
one of these beautiful automobileS owned by Bethel students that they are' unable
to open their door wide enough to get out of their trucks. One hears much senti-ment
expressed against the plumbers and salesmen who smoke cigarettes in and
about the building, but I do not believe that evil is as bad as the language used by
the various truck drivers in incidents such as the one mentioned here.
After many hours of fruitless searching for a solution to this problem I appeal
to the automobile owners, as a last resort, to join the search until this problem is
forever erased from the troubled minds of those involved.
—A Sympathetic On-Looker.
"I am crucified with Christ: nevertheless I live; yet not I but Christ liveth
in me: and the life which I now live in the flesh, I live by the faith of the Son
of God, who loved me, and gave himself for me." Gal. 2:20.
The dynamic forceful phrase, "Christ liveth in me" presents a peculiar
study which can be called "Projected Personality".
Is it possible that we could look at the Christian as the object of Christ's
projected personality?
The individual must so lose himself to Christ, 'so eliminate all of self';
so reject selfish ambition, so discard personal intentions, so sublimate the in-ferior
to the superior that there is a revolution of the inner nature. This in-tense
relationship is only caused by the entire emptying of the chalice of self
to be filled with the richness of Christ Jesus.
It is not the mere tuning of the heart to Christ. It is not transformation
of character. He becomes a "new creature". It is more than a change of heart,
it is a new heart. It is more than a change of will, it is a new will. It is
more than an assimilation process, it is al new creation. It is always some-thing
foreign to the former nature of man. Though we may not be conscious
of this vital union with Christ, it is the very source and condition of our life.
There is still an ultimate in this relationship! The earnest Christian has
a magnificent obsession and that is to project the personality of the indwelling
THE BETHEL CLARION Page 3
Do You remember ?
October 19. The first regular monthly
meeting of the Missionary Band was held
in the Seminary Chapel. Miss Mary Ful-ton
spoke, basing her message on the
first line of the hymn—"Christ for the
world, and the world for Christ." Clay-ton
Halverson, accompanied by Ruth
Fredine at the piano, rendered two solos.
A trumpet solo was played by Thor
Kommedahl. President Herman Tegen-feldt
presided at the meeting.
October 22. Bethel's newly organized
orchestra made its first appearance at
the banquet ,of the Swedish Baptist
Young People's Conference of Minnesota,
at Cambridge on Saturday evening.
October 25. The Bethel Woman's Fed-eration,
a Twin City organization, met at
the Bethel Seminary to give their annual
fruit shower for the Boarding Club. Mrs.
G. Arvid Hagstrom, president of the or-ganization,
presided at the meeting. John
Bergeson, steward of the Boarding Club,
had charge of the program which fol-lowed
the business session. Miss Car-men
Anderson and Clayton Halverson
rendered the musical selections. Miss
Henrietta DeCamp gave an expression of
appreciation to the Woman's Federation
on behalf of the Boarding Club. A devo-tional
message on "Contentment" was
given by Miss Neoma Sund.
October 25. Rev. J. G. Johnson spoke
at the first College Club meeting of the
school year. He gave a picturesque ad-dress
on the subject, "Be the Way," de-scribing
the continent. Wayne Webb,
student at North-Western Bible School,
rendered fifteen minutes of novel musical
October 26. Prayer and Mission Day
was observed at Bethel. The morning
and afternoon sessions centered about
Chinese Missions as portrayed by mis-sionaries,
Mrs. Salquist. Miss Esther
Nelson and Rev. August Lindstedt. In
the evening Dr. Moody and Dr. Tanis
presented the cause of Africa. The Male
Quartet, the Ladies' Trio and the A Cap-pella
Choir, assisted in the day's pro-gram.
October 31. The all-school halloween
party was the site of ghosts when the
scene of the three witches from Macbeth
was relived.
November 2. The November meeting of
the Alexis Society, was held in the Semi-nary
chapel. Conducted under the aus-pices
of the Seminary women, lead by
Henrietta Carlson, the principal discus-sion
of the evening centered around the
Building Improvements Made
Homecoming! Alumni! The building
must be at its best and the improve-ments,
made during the summer, will
make this years inspection the most in-teresting
of all to those returning to their
Alma Mater.
To former chemistry students: Two
small rooms have been combined into one
large chemistry laboratory and two new
custom built desks have been installed in
the chemistry work room. New balances
and glassware have been purchased.
In the main zoology dissection room,
water and waste disposal has been made
available. Improvements have been made
in the storage room, where materials
necessary for laboratory and lecture dem-onstrations
are prepared. Two new mic-roscopes
have been purchased, making
the total eighteen. The microscopic slides
now total 600.
Thirty new students' lecture chairs
have been purchased to accomodate the
enlarged enrollment. Three dozen new
chairs for the chapel have been ordered.
A number of pieces of furniture have
,been made available for the refinished
reception room by the Woman's Federa-tion.
They also gave newly upholstered
lounges for the boys' recreation room.
Several new pieces of furniture have
been added to the girls' recreation room
which has been completely redecorated.
Not only has the equipment been en-larged
and bettered, but the wood work
on the building has been painted on the
exterior, several 'floors sanded and var-nished.
The campus has also been in a
process of being trimmed.
Nov. 4. Homecoming.
Nov. 7. Missionary Band Study
Nov. 9. College Club, George
Quam. speaker.
Nov. 10. B. W. A.
Nov. 15. Jubilee Singers.
Nov. 16. Missionary Band.
Nov. 23. Thanksgiving Recess be-gins.
question: Should the Swedish Baptist
Conference of America recognize women
as pastors and ordain them as such?
Ethel Ruff spoke for the affirmative and
Florence Lindstrom discussed the nega-tive.
Other numbers on the program
consisted of music by Alice Anderson
and readings by Gladys Peterson.
Humor [esk ?]
We've considered calling this column
the joke barbeque. The writer picks up
the jokes and the readers roast them for
Runo, you'd better take care or you'll
find yourself left in a lurch. The other
day "Snuffy" was seated at a table with
five boys in the coffee ship when our
Promotional Secretary walked in. He
smiled pleasantly and "Snuffy" asked him
how he felt. Mr. Malmsten surveyed the
five fellows and said, "Oh, I'm fine—and
you don't seem. to be doing so bad your-self."
We've 'been wondering if Hans Hanson
couldn't get together with Wayne Webb,
the wonder musician. Hans certainly has
a beautiful whistle.
While Rube was walking down the
street the other day, he met a little boy
who was leading a dog. The dog's pedi-gree
was decidedly obscure. Says Rube,
"What kind of a dog is that, my boy?"
Boy: "That's a police dog."
Rube: "But it certainly doesn't look
like a police dog."
Boy. "Shhhh, mister, he's in the secret
And then there was a taxidermist who
really knew his stuff!
We have several friends here at Bethel
who aspire to poetic heights. (Maybe
they will cease to be friends after they
discover that we've snooped into their
collections.) At any rate, we found the
following verse which is too good to
Mary had a little lamp,
She filled it with benzene,
And since she lit her little lamp,
She's never more 'benzene.
Glenn was walking down Snelling Ave-nue
and he noticed a fellow standing on a
corner shouting lustily into a mail box.
Glenn approached the chap and asked
him the reason. "Well," said the shout-er;
"you see, I'm cheer leader for a cor-respondence
Our roommater stated that he has
helped so much with this column that he
wants his name attached. Just to keep
peace in the room, we'll place this dotted
line for his convenience.
The Speech Class had begun and in
due time Miss Platts called on Vernon
Pearson to give his talk on some motor
activity. Vernon came forward, placed
his paper on, the desk, clasped his hands
together, as do most ministers, and be-gan
with much power and fervor. After
he had taken his seat, Miss Platts called
for comment. A student in the second
row responded, "Mr. Pearson's speech
was very interesting but he still insists
on the pastoral attitude of holding
Page 4 THE BETHEL CLARION
The total enrollment within the Junior College
is 140, as compared to 118 during the first semes-ter
of last year. This is an increase of 22 stu-dents,
or approximately 20 per cent. In the fall of
1931, the first year of college offering within
Bethel Institute, 44 students registered for full
and part-time programs. Thus with the beginning
of her eighth year, Bethel Junior College has
more than tripled in registration, an indication
of sound foundation and accredited curricula. The
enrollment figures for the first semesters during
the eight years are as follows:
1931 44
1932 38
1933 51
1934 67
1935 101
1936 122
1937 . .118
1938 140
A large enrollment from the four
points of the country:
Alberta, Canada 2
Connecticut 4
Illinois 7
India 2
Indiana 2
Iowa 5
Kansas 1
Manitoba, Canada 1
Massachusetts 3
Michigan 12
Minnesota 62
Montana .. 1
Nebraska 4
North Dakota 6
Oregon 2
Pennsylvania 2
South Dakota 8
Washington 4
Wisconsin 12
The future is bright; bright as
the star which shines for the 1938
Homecoming. With an enrollment
which promises to enlarge as the
years come and go; with an in-creased
program of subjects offer-ed;
with an accrediting which will
continue to be strengthened; and
with a spiritual emphasis never to
be forgotten, the future of Bethel
is assured. But that is not all—the
bond between the school and her
friends will be tightened with the
years, for the future of Bethel is
dependent upon mutual under-standing
and service—these will be
Hear Ye! Hear Ye!
(Continued from page 1)
dained at Montclair, N. J., on November
Vivyonne Ekstrum has been in training
for several weeks now at the Mounds-
Midway School of Nursing and enjoys
the work very much.
Quite a number of former Bethelites
are now to be found on the campus of the
University of Minnesota. Among the new
ones are Allan Johnson, Paul Dahlstrom,
Ernest Norquist and Carolyn Nelson.
Helen Ward ('38) is continuing her
missionary preparation at the Baptist
Training School in Chicago.
Mary Alice Hunting ('37) has joined
Sophy Parfinowich at Wheaton College
this year. Ruth Eleanore Anderson ('36),
who has now almost fully recovered from
her serious accident of last year, expects
to return to Wheaton in February to
complete her senior year.
Two more young women have been ap-pointed
by the Woman's American Bap-tist
Home Mission Society for service in
the Kodiak Baptist Orphanage, Kodiak,
Alaska. Miss Hazel Possum ('36) sailed
from Seattle, Wash., in August, and Mary
Nilson ('31) will be leaving soon.
Joey Lee is the new addition in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Lee.
August 31st, the date; 10 1/4 lbs., the
Mr. and Mrs. William A►am's ('32) son,
Timothy Adam, arrived on August 30th.
Corney Francis Friesen, weighing 7
lbs. 2 oz., arrived in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Corney Friesen (Bonnie Alden '33)
on August 8th.
The parsonage in the Norwegian Bap-tist
Church in Winnipeg is a happy home
by reason of the coming of a son, David.
The parents are Rev. and Mrs. Sveinung
H,aukedalen ('35).
Albin Axel was born to Rev. ana Mrs.
Albin Carlson ('35) of Waskish,
on July 29th.
Rev. ('34) and Mrs. Floyd Bergfalk
(Edith Goodrich '33) of Cook, Minn., an-nounce
the arrival of Addison Floyd on
August 28th.
Miss Myrtle Naslund ('33) was married
this summer to Rev. Martin Kirsch, and
now lives in Bertha, Minn.
Charlotte Miller ('33) and Arnold
Wicklund ('25) were married in the Beth-any
Church, St. Paul, on September 3rd.
Vera Lind ('25) is now Mrs. William
Margaret Lofroth ('31) and Dean Lund-holm
, who were married in June, and
spent their honeymoon, traveling to
Washington, D. C., Tennessee, and New
Orchestra Opens Season
In Cambridge, Minnesota
The Bethel orchestra made its initial
appearance by taking a trip to Cam-bridge,
Minnesota, to play for the Swed-ish
Baptist Young People's Conference,
October 22. The program was begun in
the main auditorium where the orchestra
opened the activities for the evening by
playing "The War March of the Pritsts"
by Mendelssohn and two hymns.
During the banquet, several student
pastors received recognition for faithful
work done during the last summer. Be.
fore Dean Johnson showed the films of
Bethel, the eighteen piece orchestra, un-der
the direction of J. Gordon Peterson,
played "Agnes Dei" by Bizet and "Largo"
by Handel.
The orchestra is composed of the fol-lowing
members: violins, Carmen An-derson,
Doris Jane Eggleston, Alvera
Johnson, Rawlin Johnson, Runo Palm-quist,
Dorothy Webster; clarinets, Hen-rietta
DeCamp, Robert Persons, Warren
Soule; cornets, Sidney Carlson, Wyman
Hanson, Thor Kommedahl; altos, Earl
Sherman, Francis McOlash; baritone,
Robert Perrin; bass, Vernon Pearson;
drums, Alrik Blomquist; and piano, Ruth
Fredine. Thor Kommedahl has been ap-pointed
The much-spoken-of gospel team bus will arrive some time during the first
part of November. During the past four years many students have contributed
toward this forward step. The Ibus will serve much-needed purposes. Its primary
purpose, is for the gospel teams in traveling to various missions, homes and in' other
places to spread the Gospel light. The Boarding Club will use the bus for gather-ing
food stuffs from interested friends, not only in the Twin Cities but in other near
and far places. The athletic department will use the new car for the out-of-town
The bus is a 1939 Chevrolet carry-all with an all-steel body. A door is located
in the rear for truck services. It is possible to carry from eight to ten people, and
the soft leather seats are moveable, which makes it possible to convert it into a
The Chevrolet carry-all was made possible by the work and gifts of many stu-dents.
The Boarding Club donated five hundred dollars. Jack Bergeson, Boarding
Club steward, has been empowered to have full charge of the bus.
The picture is of the first gospel team bus as owned by the Seminary. It has
been called the Seminary truck. Though scouting around for over two weeks, it
has been impossible to get a cut of the new bus. The only conclusion that can
be reached is that the 'bus is so new that it is impossible to get a picture of it.
The alumni will notice the change in the Clarion this year. The Educational
Society which formerly gave its support to the Bethel school paper has found fit to
use a different means to advertise to its constituency and therefore withdrew their
This was the stimulus for the drastic step that had to be taken. However, sev-eral
advantages have arisen from the change. Formerly the paper was issued only
once a month, but now the paper comes out twice monthly. Even though the pa-per
has been reduced a few inches in space, there will 'be an increase in interest
because the news will be more frequent. As the present set-up is arranged, no
alumnus of Bethel receives the paper unless he or she enters a subscription. As in
former years, though the paper comes out twice as often, the price will remain the
same, one dollar a year.
THE BETHEL CLARION Page 5
Behind the Scenes
(Continued from page 2)
Have you ever beheld a sissy? Have
you seen our villain, George Darry? Have
you ever seen a live broom? Have you
experienced the sight of a six feet, two
inches species of feminine domesticity?
.. .. Then, by all means, favor the situ-ation
with your presence! . . . . Beg par-don?
You're not interested! Miss Ura-nus,
that's quite all right. Tastes vary,
of course. You'll surely enjoy the Zool-ogy
exhibition, though. Pigs, frogs,
snakes—live snakes, I hear rumor of!
. . . . Miss Umnus, you just screamed!
You DON'T feel well! Are you sure your
cold isn't bothering you? Oh, yes,
you haven't got a cold. Then perhaps
you've been talking too much. An old
fashioned salt water gargle would be just
the thing for you.
"As I was saying—Homecoming. The
girls and boys will have their respective
basketball games before the banquet.
The final step will be a huge bonfire,
weather permitting. Maurie Lawson
smiled sweetly and blushed, rozily at the
fire chief who was said to be most gra-cious
concerning the matter. Maurie
must have a way with him, Miss Umnus
. . . . What's that? Oh, you wouldn't
know. Anyway, I sincerely hope you en-joy
Homecoming this Friday. So many of
your old friends will be present, too.
Isn't that thrilling? . . . . Oh! Oh! You
say you're NOT Miss Umnus? You've no
idea what I'm talking about? and fur-thermore
you're extremely 'busy? Oh!
Now I feel sick!"
Mr. Bert Bethel (the typical boy):
ALUMNI 6666, please . . .. Yes, ma'am.
. . .. You're welcome, ma'am . . .. Yes,
Nov. 4th, at Bethel . . . . Good! See you
there! . . . . Goodbye.
(Continued from page 1)
The theme of the banquet is represent-ed
by a star. Each point of the star is
directed in the line of thought on which
the purpose is laid, that of a new dormi-tary.
The speakers will center their re-marks
on the advantages of such an im-provement.
Miss Carolyn Nelson, ('38),
will speak on the topic in regard to the
individual; Maurice 'Lawson, the student
body; Dr. Hagstrom, the administration;
Rev. H. F. Widen, the parents, and an un-announced
speaker for the denomination.
Dr. C. R. Wall, president of the alumni
association, will act as toast-master for
the banquet.
Variety of Music
Music will be furnished by the newly
organized orchestra, under the direction
of J. Gordon Peterson; the Girls' trio,
Doris Moberg, Ruth Olson, Dorothy Beck-man,
which has established quite a repu-tation
in a year of work, and the male
quartette, Virgil Olson, Gordon Peterson,
Ned Holmgren, and John Valine, which
made its debut on Prayer and Mission
Day. A special arrangement for the trio
and quartet combined with Folke Ferre
as tenor soloist will also 'be a musical at-traction.
A feature of the program will be a
dorm skit in the interest of creative
thought along the lines of a new dormi-tory.
It is planned to climax the pro-gram
of the day with a large homecom-ing
bonfire after the banquet. Be a wise
man! Don't miss the year's homecom-ing!
1535 W. Como Ave.
Prop. G. Anderson, R. Peterson
Como and Snelling Avenues
Phone—NEstor 9120
Complete Battery & Lubrication
1573 University Ave.
Midway 9910
From the Coach's Desk
4209 Standish Ave. — Minneapolis
Complete Line of Bakery and
Delicatessen for All Occasions
1193 Payne Ave. TOwer 2910
Bethel Baptist Church
24th St. and 28th Ave. S.
Rev. WALFRED HOLMBERG
Minneapolis, Minn.
Hamlin Hardware Co.
F. 0. Hagen J. W. Hagen
755 North Snelling Avenue, St. Paul
Westlund's Market House
Quality Meats and Provisions
597 N. Snelling, cor. Thomas
We Deliver NEstor 1321
8th St. and 13th Ave. So.
Pastor, A. E. SJOLUND
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Central Baptist Church
Roy and Shield St.
Rev. ERIC ANDERSON
St. Paul Minnesota
Pittsburgh Coal Company
Cedar 1851
Page 6 THE BETHEL CLARION
Under the tutelage of Coach Adam the
girls' basketball squad is making definite
progress towards building another cham-pionship
team. Among the new comers
are V. Nordquist, M. Lager, M. Larson,
H. Heath, 0. Anderson, E. Seaman, E.
Finstrom, and M. Lovegren.
In addition to those mentioned above,
the returning roster includes D. Drotz, A.
Martin, M. Dahlberg, G. Peterson, J.
Tretsven, H. Carlson, R. Tegenfeldt, and
R. Olson.
Men's Team Shows Promise
A wealth of new material greeted
Coach Adam, and with many experienced
athletes on hand the championship pros-pects
for the coming campaign are •very
bright. Among the freshman who have
shown outstanding ability in early prac-tise
sessions are Don "Blondy" Johnson,
Robert "Bob" Hovinen, and Delroy "Del"
In addition to the above mentioned, the
squad includes C. Young, G. Peterson,
G. Ferre, S. Paulson, T. Halvorson, V.
Olson, R. Applequist, W. Sorley, A. Ed-blom,
D. Erickson, K. Karlson, C. Holm-berg,
H. Tegerfeldt.
At present the squad numbers 16, but
this will be cut to 10 shortly preceding
the first game.
Bert "No Socks" Friberg has been ap-pointed
student manager for the coming
Basket Ball for Homecoming
The girls' basketball squad will appear
before the public for the first time this
season in an inter-squad game. The team
in practise sessions appears to be stron-ger
than last year's team, and with the
same fighting spirit the girls should
come out on top again.
Alumni Team Organized
The feature game of the afternoon will
be a basketball game between an alumni
team and the present school team.
Coach Adam has contracted several of
the old grads for the game and the alum-ni
have assembled a worthy collection of
talent for the occasion. Representing the
team of 1926-27-28 will be Alvin "Shorty"
Conrad. From the team of 1930 will be
Franklin "Frankie" Nelson and Earl Wi-den.
The 1932 championship team that
won 18 consecutive games will have
William Adam, Lloyd Magnuson, Wally
Lunsten, and Paul Dahlen. Last years
team will send two representatives,
Extra Program Features
Colored Jubilee Singers
The spirit of the old plantation days
will be recalled at Bethel on Tuesday
evening, November 15th, when the fa-mous
Jubilee Singers, a colored quartet
of Chicago, come to present their plantar
tion program. The singers have appeared
in the Twin Cities before and have al-ways
been enthusiastically received. The
program includes spirituals which are
seldom heard from other quartets. They
will appear in costume. This program
comes as an extra presentation of the
Chautauquan series.
A minister's life is to be imitated not
advertised. —Edward Nelson.
Privileges always begets responsibili-ties.
Carelessness entails grave consequenc-es.
—Franklin Nelson.
Floyd Richert and Allan Johnson, "Cow-boy"
Richert was one of the most reli-able
men on the squad last year.
Between the halves of the basketball
game, a 10-minute wrestling match will
take place. One of the contestants will
be Bob "Dynamic" Perrin. An adventur-some
David has not as yet been found to
oppose him.
To the alumni: We, of the sports de-partment,
bid you welcome. We hope
this homecoming will be the best you
have experienced since leaving the cam-pus
of Bethel as a student. This is your
homecoming, and all that we can do to
make you feel at home we want to do.
Agai n--W elcome
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0. Install Ubuntu/Drivers/APPSDK/pyopencl
- Install Ubuntu 11.04 (desktop edition is recommended) on your disk, and install the 3rd party AMD/ATI graphic driver through "System->Administration->Additional Drivers".
- $ sudo apt-get install python-pyopencl subversion git
- Download AMD APP SDK for your platform (either 32bits or 64bits), and extracted to somewhere (referred as $SDK_HOME), remove the symbol link /usr/lib/libOpenCL.so (links to nvidia implementation), and cp the *.so files in $SDK_HOME/lib/x86 to /usr/lib; extract the $SDK_HOME/icd-registration.tgz archive, and copy the *.icd files to /etc/OpenCL/vendors.
- if you have multiple GPU, run $ aticonfig --adapter=all --initial, and relogin, then run $SDK_HOME/bin/x86/clinfo, to check if you have all GPU recognized.
1. Install python-jsonrpc
- $ svn checkout http://svn.json-rpc.org/trunk/python-jsonrpc
- $ cd python-jsonrpc/
- $ sudo python setup.py install
2. Retrieve and run poclbm mining scripts
- $ git clone http://github.com/m0mchil/poclbm
- $ cd poclbm
- $ python poclbm.py -d 0 --user un --pass pw
3. aticonfig over ssh (the easiest way)
- $ sudo apt-get install openssh-server
- set autologin when you install/configure ubuntu gdm display manager
- export DISPLAY=:0.0 after you connected to remote miner machine via ssh/telnet
4. Useful aticonfig commands
- $ aticonfig --od-enable (enable overdrive)
- $ aticonfig --odgc --adapter=all (get clocking information for all adapters)
- $ aticonfig --odgt --adapter=all (get temperature for all adapters)
- $ aticonfig --adapter=0 --pplib-cmd 'get fanspeed 0' (get speed of fan #0 on adapter #0)
- $ aticonfig --odsc=950,1225 --adapter=1 (change the peak clock of adapter #1 to 950MHz)
5. Over-clocking with AMDOverdriveCtrl
- Download and install the deb package here, and install depended wxgtk packages
- $ AMDOverdriveCtrl -h (check which graphic card is active, and remember the index)
- $ AMDOverdirveCtrl -i <card index> (you need to run it in native X11 environment), tune the parameters, and save it as default.
- move the $HOME/.AMDOverdirveCtrl/default.ovdr to different location, then configure another card
- add AMDOverdirveCtrl -b -i <card index> <profile_file> in your miner start script, note the profile_file must be in the current working directory.
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Grae's Rating:
Just say no.
Oliver Stone makes movies that are either completely berserk or say something provocative--or both. Savages, instead of encouraging revolution or fighting for what's right or something, just encourages you to make "savages" the secret word of the day so you get to scream and throw your hands up when someone says it (which happens about three times too many in the script). It's better than Alexander or Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, but it's no return to form. It's just a mildly interesting tale of some drug dealers and their antics.
Laguna Beach is a Southern California paradise that is home to free-love humanitarian Ben (Aaron Johnson) and violent ex-military hothead Chon (Taylor Kitsch), a good guy-bad guy team who grows and sells some wicked weed that came from the Middle East. No need to give it any more examination, because it doesn't go any farther past that. Between them (literally) is O (Blake Lively), their blonde live-in girlfriend who doesn't have any issues getting freaky with both of them after she spends their money and smokes their product. It was lovely to see her get comeuppance from reality, even though that's not what I was supposed to be rooting for.
Stone's move to include the Mexican drug cartel is what skews the movie towards pulp heaven. When the Mexicans become aware that this independent weed exists and is hugely profitable, they move in and destroy Ben and Chon's peaceful operation and kidnap O. The harbinger of good things coming to an end is Lado (Benicio Del Toro), a hired goon who gets his hands dirty so his big-deal drug cartel boss Elena (Salma Hayek) doesn't have to. The best part about her, though, is that it's easy to imagine her earning her right to sit down and get a manicure while she hires someone to whip an informant to death as she watches over Skype. Salma Hayek owns this movie, with her silk blouses and shiny Bettie Page bangs. When she and Benicio Del Toro were together onscreen, I never wanted it to end. They may be drug kingpins, but their performances allude to so much more. Where's their movie? Feel free to throw in John Travolta too, because as the DEA agent who is playing both sides against the middle, he's better than I can remember him being in the last 10 years.
When Chon and Ben finally get the courage to go on the offensive, they still can't hold a candle character-wise to their bad guy counterparts. It all adds nothing new to add to the drug conversation, or even to exploitation films in general. The one thing it does have going for it is shocking violence that comes out of nowhere, like a movie defibrillator that shocks you awake with striking realism. It was like a movie defibrillator that got me yelling out loud. Then I fell asleep again if the white people were onscreen. Looks like Oliver chose to focus on the wrong story--what about a Mexican Godfather chronicling the rise of Elena? That would be worth a three parter. And when you make that one, Ollie, please don't completely ruin your ending. Sitting through the movie was dull enough without you apologizing for finally giving it some cajones.
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When Austin Berry was officially declared the 2012 MLS Rookie of the Year, the Cincinnati, Ohio native became the third player in Fire history to win the award. Previously won by Carlos Bocanegra in 2000 and Damani Ralph in 2003, the Fire now hold the most Rookie of the Year honors in MLS history.
Here's a look at the Fire's three Rookie of the Year winners.
Carlos Bocanegra - 2000
The Fire selected Carlos Bocanegra with the fourth pick in the 2000 MLS SuperDraft after a stellar collegiate career at UCLA. In his rookie season, Bocanegra started all 27 regular season matches in which he appeared, scoring one goal and adding one assist as the Fire reached MLS Cup, where they fell 1-0 to the Kansas City Wizards. A week later, the Fire defeated the Miami Fusion 2-1, winning the club's second Open Cup trophy in just two seasons, though Bocanegra was unable to play after seeing red in the semifinal.
Following his rookie season, Bocanegra was named the 2002 and 2003 MLS Defender of the Year while also making the MLS Best XI both years. He was twice named the club's Defender of the Year in 2000 and 2003.
After four seasons in which he appeared in 87 regular season matches, Bocanegra made the move overseas and signed with English Premier League Side Fulham FC prior to the 2004 season.
Bocanegra spent four years with the Cottagers, appearing in over 100 matches and scoring eight goals. He then went on to play in France's Ligue 1 with Rennes and Saint-Étienne before moving to storied Scottish side Rangers FC.
Bocanegra earned his first cap for the U.S. Men's National Team on Dec. 9, 2001 and has since made 109 appearances for the Yanks. A two-time FIFA World Cup veteran, Alta Loma, Calif. native captained the 2010 U.S. squad that won their group for the first time since 1930. Though he picked up a hamstring injury in the recent friendly in Russia, Bocanegra is expected to return in time to lead the U.S. into the final round of 2014 FIFA World Cup Qualifying on Feb. 6.
Now plying his trade with Spanish Segunda División side Racing Santander, Bocanegra recently started a multi-sport training center in southern California called CB3, which this year held its first MLS pre-combine training program that focused on soccer-specific speed and agility training. All four players that trained at CB3 prior to the MLS Combine were selected in the SuperDraft, including this year's Rookie of the Year honoree, Austin Berry.
Damani Ralph - 2003
In 2003 the Fire selected MAC Hermann trophy finalist Damani Ralph out of the University of Connecticut with the 18th pick (second round) of the MLS SuperDraft.
In his first season with the Men in Red, the Jamaican international set the MLS Rookie record for goals in a season with 11 and tallied six assists while also picking up MLS Goal of the Year honors. The Fire would go on to win the 2003 Supporters' Shield and reach the MLS Cup Final, where the Men in Red fell 4-2 to the San Jose Earthquakes.
His sophomore season proved that it wasn't beginner's luck, as he posted similarly impressive stats, again scoring 11 goals and adding three assists in 26 matches.
After two seasons with the Fire, Ralph transferred to Russian Premier League Side FC Rubin Kazan, where he went on to appear in 25 games, scoring two goals in three seasons.
Ralph made his international debut for Jamaica in 2002, earning 18 caps and scoring one goal for the Reggae Boyz.
Unfortunately his career was prematurely ended by a series of knee injuries. Ralph returned to school where he finished his degree in Economics from the University of Connecticut. The 2003 MLS Rookie of the Year is now working as a sports agent, where he is able to stay connected to the game while utilizing his experiences as a player to bridge the gap between young Jamaican players who are looking to make the jump to MLS.
Austin Berry - 2012
Selected in the first round (ninth overall) of the 2012 MLS SuperDraft, the former Fire PDL player joined the Men in Red after a standout collegiate career. After overcoming a broken leg in 2009, Berry led the University of Louisville to the 2010 NCAA Men's College Cup championship match and was named 2010 BIG EAST Defensive Player of the Year.
Berry made his first game-day lineup March 24 and made his professional debut May 4 when he started against Chivas USA. Minutes after giving up a penalty kick, Berry maintained his composure and got on the end of a ball from Sebastian Grazzini, becoming just the third rookie in Fire history and the first since 1998 to score in a debut MLS appearance.
Since his debut, Berry played every minute of his 28 consecutive MLS Regular Season appearances, breaking the record of consecutive starts by a Fire rookie, previously held by Bocanegra. Berry anchored the Fire defense that held opponents to just 41 goals as the Men in Red went 17-11-6, qualifying for the playoffs for the first time since 2009.
A hard-nosed, blue collared player, Berry is sure to catch Jurgen Klinsmann's eye and figure into the U.S. Men's National Team picture in the coming years.


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