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The US -- chain to a bed in a Mexican prison Mexican police arrested John hammer and August for carrying his registered gun.
Now it is the people of Mexico not the United States trying to free him her -- And Don say is vice president of a group that represents businesses in northern Mexico he joins us -- -- How are you tonight very rough so why are you don't and I have not an American but I'm Max who are you -- to help this man out.
Well we got several reasons.
There is important because we -- right thing to do.
And I got a decent trailer kinda of the season how's he going too far.
I'm also goes -- you -- don't supermodel in each borrower can't treat our -- fell to Romo did two weeks.
-- pet do you do you know the charge -- he's been charged -- there's -- have made that he -- and got into -- -- announced it was created and but -- them for people arrest -- -- -- the barrel is too short and has been some argument over the management is this is in your opinion is this issue are trumped up charges -- -- hit harder than somebody else who might have a similar situation.
That's if people didn't tell about this is certain safety reach fifteen care is going too far.
I'm in order beyond.
Which he should be -- -- immediately have to keep your day air rifle to the costumes.
But instead someone unsuited to jail and he's facing off using you know -- -- -- that are acceptable.
I now have you contacted at how high up in the Russian government have you tried to make contact.
Yeah -- really go -- to the president of Mexico are thinking that you didn't go sedation.
There is jealous of these peace we we -- the president wants to show -- -- to the United States.
And we believe also that we are more important issues.
And we need to show our good and we'll -- that you.
It's our and have you had any response indicating that -- Mexico intends to release him.
Well I don't know if he -- -- they wanted to under what are so far is clear that the Mexican -- in Washington on sensitive farm.
Opted out there are they being brave enough low key and -- -- -- -- it and they'll choose.
And I know he's married he's equally issue -- raises the issue on both sides of the border.
But do we call that good precedent that we are either being -- what -- they're releasing a piece gentlemen -- You know chain Cheney and someone in a prison is really beyond the pale I mean have you admin.
Any thoughts on that because that is they have by far cry than in most offensive part of this besides the -- United States government sees me sitting on its hands on it.
Obviously thoughts about chain a marine and -- Mexican president.
They can either be short series about -- about the concrete but we have to do you go to the nation that out.
Our silver -- -- lawyers he was -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- So I believe that he's he's a glue to meet strangers and it would be sure is no good.
But I doubt this situation -- she's a racing -- in the jail.
I only owned by the authorities.
And that's oh big disparity should tool justified but also is that kind of these people -- Josh.
It's not difficult for -- so landing on that when anyway thank you sir for joining us good luck helping us get our American marine out of the present thank you sir.
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It isn't any good.
how come i saw a preview on TV thought it looked kinda cool maybe ill just rent it to see what its all about when it comes out
Well of course it's going to look cool on the commercial, they're trying to sell it to you - and it is out.
oh cool i dident know it was out yet is it for anything else besides XBox
GCN, PS2, PC, and XBox.
It looks like shit.
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I'm sorry folks, I've never heard of wolverians reveage.
I know of something similar sounding, however, it's called X2: Wolverine's Revenge.
I've been waiting for this for a year and no matter what people say, I'm getting it...when it goes down to $20...
yeah it got craptastic reviews
man...wen are they gonna make a good X-Men game...
To sign or not to sign? That is the question isn't it?
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when they make the games they rush through them wait like 4 years thats when the real games will come out thats what happend wiht N64
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And yes I heard that game isn't very good at all.
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Please leave John F Kennedy rest in peace
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Well, maybe it's going to take an Irish Catholic to say something uncomfortable about John Fitzgerald Kennedy.
Enough. Really. Enough.
Horror master Stephen King has just writing a 900-page time-traveling novel about how the JFK assassination could have been prevented.
So. Enough.
This might be the kind of reaction you would expect from a Kennedy-bashing conservative, or a twenty-something slacker who has no interest in any history prior to the great Y2K scare.
That's not me. And yet, I'm compelled to, if not banish all Kennedy-related studies, then at least declare a moratorium.
Later this month, we will again mark the anniversary of the assassination that supposedly changed everything.
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Fittingly, as the fateful date approaches, new waves of Kennedy studies wash upon our cultural shores.
Last month there was a new book from Caroline Kennedy about her mom, Historic Conversations on Life with John F. Kennedy.
Now there's Stephen King's tome and TV pundit Chris Matthews' new (500 more pages!) book Jack Kennedy: Elusive Hero.
Matthews does an interesting job putting the Kennedys on the couch, psychoanalyzing the family dynamic as well as the lingering bigotries they had to confront.
Joe Kennedy Jr., of course, was seen as the family's brightest light.
For his parents, Joe "would be their bridge to both joining and mastering the WASP society from which they, as Roman Catholics in early twentieth-century America, were barred."
JFK, meanwhile, had to carve out a space as the "second son," which is the title of one of Matthew's chapters.
"Unlike his older brother, bound to a more conventional blueprint, Jack wasn't under the same pressure. There was a lightness to him, a wry Irishness that blended with the WASP manner rather than aspiring to it," Matthews writes.
"With that combination, he could enter where his father, mother, and brother could not."
I'm not suggesting the Kennedys in general and JFK in particular are not interesting. But I can't help but think the amount of energy which we continue to focus on this clan means we are no longer interpreting the family and their times.
We are now interpreting the already-countless, already existing interpretations.
There's also a lot of nostalgia involved in this.
Yes, every generation is susceptible to this.
Nevertheless, certain children of the 1960s have clung to Camelot with a passion bordering on disturbing.
A Washington Post contributor recently wrote, "As a prominent television personality himself, (Chris) Matthews understands the riddle of being constantly in the public eye, but also in another space the public doesn't see. And he has brought this intuition to a reexamination of JFK, who you might think is the most chronicled and therefore the best understood president in modern history. Not so."
Not so? Well, maybe that's best as it is.
Maybe we already know enough about this president, not to mention his killer and the folks who surrounded this president and his killer.
If you don't think so then consider King's new book, simply titled 11/22/63. If Oliver Stone, in his movie JFK, depicted the assassination of Kennedy as a crime so heinous it simply must have been hatched at the highest levels, then King goes Stone one better. (FYI: Early reviews suggest King's book accepts the notion that Lee Harvey Oswald acted alone.)
What King's book does feature is a character who stumbles upon a portal which allows him to travel back to 1958 and, thus, possibly stop the assassination before it happens.
Maybe the world would still be a great place, then, right?
It's hard not to look at all of these Kennedy books and realize they have little to do with JFK himself.
They seem to give a voice to our own fantasies about bold, youthful leadership and more innocent times.
Very basic questions, of course, would force us to confront the fact that there really were no more or less innocent times.
Ending our JFK obsession would, I believe, force us to grow up a little bit more as a nation.
So let's let Jack rest in peace. For a little while.
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Pittsburghkid | Nov 03, 2011, 10:07 PM EDT
Hay I love it. King is great. May this will encourage more movies about the assissation. Just think of it, Transformers enter the portal, and go to Dealey Plaza. Before the portal closes an opposite group of Transformer enter, and battle it out in Dealey Plaza. Kennedy is almost going to be killed by the Bad Transformers, and James Bond come to the rescue. You need James Bond to get the British crowd. This is a great idea. The Kennedys are great box office, as they wanted to be.
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jamieLM | Nov 03, 2011, 06:32 PM EDT
@SingleDonald, I'm well aware that JFK died while IN office. I meant that he died young before he reached old age - before one might reasonably expect his death to occur at age 80,85,90, and so,
"before his time." He may not have reached old age because of his many health issues, but he never had the chance to grow old because he was assassinated. I'm not trying to disparage JFK. There are still plenty of people who are interested in anything that's produced concerning him - just like Lincoln.
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eiriamach | Nov 03, 2011, 06:14 PM EDT
JFK's brief presidency and his launching of the Peace Corps and a race by scientists to land astronauts on the moon, and then his loss to the country, coincided with so many great democratic movements of the 20th century: the civil rights movement, the women's movement, reform of the higher education curriculum, for starters. The anti-war movement and Johnson's war on poverty followed in the same tradition. Labor unions were still holding their own against anti-labor legislation, and union presidents advised US presidents. Why would there be a resurgence of interest in JFK now? Are the gains of the civil rights movement safe from challenge by a benighted House of Representatives? Is the right of women to equal control over their lives secure in the face of GOP assaults on Planned Parenthood and women's health services? Have African Americans, Hispanics, and other ethnic minorities joined the ranks of American millionaires and cultural elite? Are American workers realizing bigger and better versions of the American Dream? Have we learned how to wage only necessary wars and to end them as quickly as possible? If not then the Kennedy political legacy (spare me the tales of his private life, please) is worth revisiting before we lose our mojho entirely.
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SingleDonald | Nov 03, 2011, 05:26 PM EDT
jamieLM, JFK died DURING, not before his time. He still had a way to go, though, so we'll never know what his complete legacy would have been. True, he has become even larger in death, than he had been in life. Historically, one man who definitely earned that distinction was John Brown, the white abolitionist. After his execution in early December, 1859, following the ill fated Harpers Ferry takeover, his legacy was given words in tune of the Battle Hymm of the Republic. This surely raised morale for the Union cause, which, of course, culminated in the North's victory in the Civil War, April 10th, 1865.
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ccorser | Nov 03, 2011, 11:08 AM EDT
I guess if your are not interested in a flawed president (as most were)during critical times in a changing world then stop reading about Kennedy. His story is still current and important.
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AengusOg | Nov 03, 2011, 10:42 AM EDT
JFK was an inspirational president with numerous short-comings. Can someone suggest a biography that captures both the human and the divine?
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jamieLM | Nov 03, 2011, 10:27 AM EDT
You make some very good points. Look at Lincoln. Books are still being written about him and it's not like his life, family, presidency, and assassination hasn't been covered from every angle in books and films since 1865. There seems to be an endless fascination with our young assassinated president of modern times who brought so many new things to the table during his presidency: religion, ancestry, beautiful wife and little children, extended family, youth, style & charisma, the "Irish Mafia", sexual exploits, Hollywood connections, 1000 days in the WH, Cuban missile crisis, the assassination controversy, etc. Something for everyone. Writers love to be armchair psychoanalysists and historians can always find something to interpret or research. Some people become larger in death than they were even in life, especially if they died before their time. These people just aren't allowed to R.I.P.
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Great for a special occasion. The cost is high, but the dishes are interesting, well prepared, and delicious. Service was first-rate. The restaurant was full on a Tuesday night, and felt crowded because the tables are very close together, and the noise level was uncomfortably high. We found it difficult to have a conversation. I don't agree with your noise-level categories: having to rate this as "energetic" is inaccurate; I would call it uncomfortable and unpleasant, and it's the reason I am not giving Tamarine more stars.
I like their lunch specials which are designed to give you a great meal at a reasonable price and geared for a one hour lunch. The Ahi Tuna salad and the Duck Confit with fried rice are delicious. Great meeting place. Good location on University (closer to 101)with decent parking availability.
I've driven passed Tamarine for many years and just tried the other day. The food and service is excellent. There is something about their dipping sauces that just hits the spot. We ordered a lot of appetizers and shared it family style so we can try a lot of dishes. Our server was very attentive, we never felt rushed, and we will definitely be returning.
Grossly over marked up wine list but fantastic food and service.
Wonderful food that is full of flavor and they provide a special gluten-free menu!
I took my wife there for our anniversary. I used Open Table to book the reservation. Under notes I stated that it was my anniversary and that I would like a private table because a lot of there seating is large banquet seating. When we arrived we had our own private table with a card that said Happy anniversary with a little box of cookies for us. I have never seen a restaurant do this before. We had for an appetizer the Kobe beef crisp rolls with finale Kim Chi... For our dinner we ordered the Clay Pot Cod and the Sea Bass. Both amazing dishes. The Clay Pot Cod is a must have by everybody. It still goes down as one of my favorite dishes ever. For dessert our favorite was the Toffee bread pudding with Vinilla Ice cream.
Our birthday meal at Tamarine was a grand one. The food sparkled, tasty as always: staff very attentive and well versed in suggesting different dishes to sample. When the restaurant is packed as it was on Saturday night, the system of timely setting new plates and removing the old started to seize up. The staff was really stretched, yet the professionals never flagged or grumbled. My advice for a leisurely meal at this fine restaurant is to go mid week. We'll definitely return, just not on Saturday.
Everything we've ordered is always delicious. Its a little pricey but quality is really consistent so it s worth the splurge for a special occasion.
Excellent food, as always! Nice presentation. Truly elegant dishes. Must try the succulent Seabass with mango. Also the small chunks of filet mignon are exquisite!! Can't go wrong with the Tuna Tartare as an appetizer. The asparagus is always nicely prepared. Finally, don't be fooled into ordering rice, when the crushed potatoes are superb. That's it! Bon appetite!
The food at Tamarine is terrific, almost as good as Slanted Door, but lacking the view and the special customer service of SD. Tamarine's a bit snooty and even though our kids are super well-behaved in restaurants, they stuck us in a bad table and seemed eager to have us leave. We'll be back for the food but I wish they'd make the service a little warmer.
Loved it loved it loved it ! Nice find on a late Monday night in a new town ! Thank you
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Palo Alto is lacking in great food that is actually worth the money. Tamarine has consistently been one of our favorites. We have never been disappointed, except when we can't get a reservation.
Overall a pleasant dining experience. For 4 people we ordered 3 entrees, 2 vegetable dishes and 2 portions of rice (served family style). Less than the waiter suggested but more than enough food. Restaurant is fairly large and service was on the slow side--but we liked that. We didn't feel rushed and had time to talk with our friends. The food was excellent and served beautifully. No one called us "you guys" once--it's our pet peeve about restaurants. Kudos to the staff!
My boyfriend and I celebrated two years here last night, and were very happy with our choice of restaurant. Although we were seated late, the staff went out of their way to make us feel comfortable and welcomed. We were each given a glass of sparkling wine and there was a congratulations letter and a box of cookies waiting at the table when we were seated. The server was very attentive and friendly, and the food arrived promptly. The green papaya salad was very nice and refreshing (I asked for the dressing on the side). Overall we had a great experience and would definitely return.
Enjoyed dinner there Sunday night. We sat at one of the communal tables, and we had as much privacy as had we been sitting at a table by ourselves. Interesting selection of dishes, but a bit more limited in vegetarian selections than I had anticipated. Pricey but good.
The food is excellent but the service has deteriorated severely. Their servers rarely come to table and make you wait excessively It unfortunately ruins a wonderful dining experience. Be ready to wait. I would avoid the place until management gets their act together with the servers.
Great food and presentation. Fairly long wait for first drinks to be served but food service was excellent. -- waiter was friendly, knowledgeable, helpful, available and not intrusive. Noise level is fairly high but ok for normal conversation. Food prep was quite accommodating for allergies and sensitivities.
The food at Tamarine is fantastic as always. I would give it five stars for the food but the service has been a bit disappointing lately so I gave four. It was four of us and our main entrees arrived at different times. Two of us had ordered rice to go with entrees but they arrived a while after the entrees. We had to remind them. Our server wasn't very attentive either. After he left the desert menu, it took him 20 mins to come get our order. I would continue to go to Tamarine but probably less frequently.
I highly recommend to anyone looking for extremely delicious and flavorful cuisine.
Never been disappointed the many times we have gone to this restaurant. We love Vietnamese food and always find their flavors not only delicious but also fascinating. Always try to go with others so that we can enjoy more dishes, which we always share, family style. No matter what we try, we are pleasantly surprised. We were delighted because we told the restaurant on making this reservation that we were celebrating both an anniversary but also a birthday...and we were delighted to receive a nice personal envelope/letter plus delicious cookies at our table. Cannot recommend this restaurant more!
We ejoyed the excellent food, had very good service, a nice table where we could talk--and hear. Our table was ready for us and it was just as requested--in a place that wout of the main traffic. We were not acquainted with the food and oour request for suggestions was just what we wanted.
One of my favorite restaurants. Delicious food, wonderful cocktails and wines. The service is great as well.
Food was excellent as was the busy but not too loud atmosphere. Wonderful experience for a date and equally for a group. Having a sizable group would definitely allow for tasting a greater variety of foods! Highly recommended.
We chose Tamarine to celebrate my wife's birthday. The food as usual was spectacular, and our waitress recognized that we had a celebration and presented a candle-lit dessert at the appropriate time.
Four of us went for my birthday celebration & we were greeted at the table with a wonderful Happy Birthday card & 2 small cookies wrapper in a darling container. Two of us had been there several times but 2 of the diners were new to the restaurant & I am thrilled to say that the new diners LOVED it (not always the case with these 2). We ordered 2 appetizers (Roti, Chicken Satay), 1 salad (Shredded papaya), 3 entrees (Sea bass, Lamb Chops, Tamarine Prawns), 2 veggies (Sake Mushrooms, Long beans), 2 rice dishes (Coconut, Brown) and 3 different desserts (Coconut cream pie, Tapioca, Pear/ice cream, and 2 bottles of wine. The service was PHENOMENAL, food AMAZING & there was enough leftover to take home for the next day!
We like to bring clients here as it has both sophisticated ambiance and food. The service was fast and efficient. One negative note: our client requested water without ice, but the waiter brought iced water. Our Vietnamese French client enjoyed the food, which means a lot.
We attended Tamarine for a birthday lunch celebration. The food was, as always, delicious with an amazing variety of flavors. Shakin beef and Tamarine prawns are two long time favorites and were just as good as we remembered. Our wait staff was attentive and made suggestions, but did not get in the way of our celebration at all. Lovely afternoon.
Been to Tamarine many times. This time went with my kids and elderly mother. Maybe my company is the reason why the service was only fair? Weren't looking like big silicon valley spenders? Food was very good. My daughter couldn't stop raving about the lemongrass sea bass! We all enjoyed the shrimp cupcakes and as always the shaking beef was incredibly tender and flavorful. Just wish I could have had my wine sometime before or at least during the appetizer and gotten my check at a reasonable time after we finished.
My only negative would be that the tables for 2 are WAY too close together. You feel like you are dining WITH your neighbors. Other than that, the food was great and the service was solid. The tables for 2 are too close together, though. I can tell you everything my neighbors talked about (some of which, quite frankly, was meant to be confidential), and I'm sure they can tell you about everything I talked about... and that's NOT romantic OR special. You can barely fit between the tables to get to your seat (I'm skinny). The food was fantastic, though...
Always a treat. Great experience every time. I've been coming for years. One of my faves.
Delicious Vietnamese fusion food with great presentation in a convenient downtown Palo Alto location. Good ambiance and friendly service with attention to details. Should make a reservation even for mid-week dinner dining. Highly recommend!
Interesting menu with an emphasis on Vietnmaese flavors. A large number of choices for veggies and vegans. Waitstaff is always helpful and pleasant. Really enjoy all of the dishes I've tried on two different visits. Absolutely make reservations and ask for either the back room or the sideof the restaurant away from the bar if you want to be able to talk to the people at your table. o for the bar scene if that is what you like. Also, open for lunch.
I've never had a bad meal at Tamarine. Servers are attentive and never mess up. We love this restaurant. Only bring your kids if they know how to behave in a grown-up restaurant.
The food was truly incredible. Creative dishes, very tasty. Lots of vegetarian options. The papaya salad was mediocre but the mi san curry, cauliflower side dish and lava cake were sensational. Prices were reasonable but on the higher end. This is my new favorite restaurant in Palo Alto!
We had a wonderful time at dinner. The lady who served us was extremely nice. We were early for our reservation but they were kind enough to accommodated us. The cocktails were great. Lamb rolls and Papaya salad were delicious. Highly recommend this place for a romantic or a family dinner.
Great service we were made to feel right at home. The food was very good and the menu very interesting. I am looking forward to trying many of the other entries and soups.
Restaurant had very interesting menu with an indian twist on Vietnamese food. I thought the appetizers were the best part of the meal. If I were to go back I would order many smaller items and skip the larger items all together. Had we just stuck to sharing many small plates I would have reviewed 5 starts across the board. Unfortunately, however, our sea bass (at almost $30), was nothing to rave about. Overcooked, not a great cut, and kind of bland. The beef was better, but still not worth the price tag. The "small plates" were very large, VERY interesting and absolutely delicious. Stick to that.
We've visited Tamarine before and I did not remember it as notable at the time. It was a delightful and pleasant experience. The food was interesting and delicious. Service was curteous and attentive. Not over-attentive. Would definitely recommend it and come again.
I brought my Vietnamese friend here and let her order for us. She chose several appetizers which we shared. All excellent!
Tamarine continues to provide yummy food. Prices seem a bit high for what it is, but atmosphere is still festive and lively. Service was a bit spotty, but overall good experience.
We celebrated our wedding anniversary and the food and table were accordingly decorated.
Tamarine provides consistently excellent food and service. It's a go-to place in my world.
Good food. A lot of unusual dishes that are not traditional to Vietnamese dishes.
Very helpful staff, the food was great, only drawback (and a small thing) was that because of the smallish size of the seating areas, for parties of only two, you end up sitting very close to other parties of two. Meaning at first you may be a little aware that everything you say (and they say) will easily be overheard by the parties sitting on either side of you. But if privacy in conversation isn't a big deal then it's not a huge problem and you'll definitely enjoy the experience.
While the Vietnamese dishes are superb the restaurant offers food from other Asian cuisines such as a delicious butter chicken. Flavoring are bold and tasty.
Second time I've been in a month. Food is interesting and well prepared. Too bad it's so hard to get a reservation at night.
We are old folk (76 & 93) and we went late afternoon and everything was perfect.
In more than 2 years in Palo Alto, Tamarine remains one of my favorites period. Great for lunch, great for dinner, great for special occasions. You cannot go wrong here. But probably don't bring the kids. Tuna tartare, shaking beef, empress rice. Three of the top menu items and hard to resist ordering them every time! Don't hesitate on this restaurant and you won't be disappointed.


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My family name is quite rare in the UK,yet there were "Seelings" living in the FYLDE area and also Haverford West up to the 50s.I have wondered if anyone knows of these families.Since my family lived in Wigan[not so far away from Fylde!] there may be a connection! |
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Yes Patchem,these people are my father and his parents! My query relates to Seelings living in adjacent county to Lancashire, who I do not know.Further research shows they are not related to me.My GF was born in NZ and his father was born in London and was not called Seeling but Suling!!!This took some finding out!!!A long story.He was Suling on the ships passenger list and his first three children were Suling and subsequent siblings were Seeling and so that became the family name.Seeling and Suling can look very alike when written longhand!!The Seelings referred to in my query look as if they started out in the Hull area and probably Germany before that,as do the Seelings.I was following the Fylde Seelings thinking my GF might have had some "input" if you see what I mean!!He came here with the "Originals" All Black team in 1905 and then again to play for Wigan in 1910 after which he stayed.The "Originals" had a bit of a reputation of putting themselves about a bit!! |


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THE MAROON Volume XIH LOYOLA UNIVERSITY, NEW ORLEANS, LA., JANUARY 17, 1936 No'. 1 COUNCIL TO REGULATE ACTIVITY DATES Second Semester Productions Are Selected By Thespian Society YEAR'S FINAL ROAD TRIP PRODUCTIONS ARE NAMED Committee Picks Two i Plays; "Passing Of Third Floor Back" And "You Wouldn't Fool Me" Are Ones Chosen. — « "The Passing of the Third Floor Hack," drama by Jerome K. Jerome, has been selected for the Hnal production of the Thespian society, and "You Wouldn't Fool Me," three-act comedy by Eugene Todd, for the mid-semester road I rip presentations, according to an announcement by John J. McCann, president of the dramatic group. Jerome's play is divided into a prologue, the play proper, and an pptlogue. This is a very unusual type of presentation, but it is one that packs dynamic force throughout. The play is centered around a stranger who enters into the lives of a group of reprobates, and by kindness, by offering cheer and a helping hand, finally brings them about to see the right. "You Wouldn't Fool Me" is a wise-cracking farce, presenting a conglomeration of details, which keeps the audience giggling from beginning until end. A series of complex situations is brought about. The unravelling is very well done, and something that will be very 'pleasant to those who witness the performance. Casts for both productions will be chosen within the next week or two, McCann stated. The Thespians are endeavoring this year to eive every member in the organization an opportunity to take part in at least one production. The cast for the final play of the year CENTRAL BOOKING OFFICE ESTABLISHED BY COUNCIL New System Inaugurated By Student Council To Avoid Conflict Of Presentation Dates. Agreeing on a plan to avoid conflicting dates among student activity functions, by forming a central booking office, presidents of approximately twenty organizations and classes met in Marquette auditorium Wednesday at noon. The meeting was presided over by lrvin Timmreck, president of the student council, which, will be in charge of the system. It was agreed that presidents or secretaries of all organizations must register the date of any activity in a date book to be placed on a desk in the office of the Rev. P. A. Roy, S. J., regent of the activities. The date of the entry fs also to be registered, in order that conflicting dates may be settled to the advantage of the first entrant. Timmreck said. The meeting was called by Timmreck after several organizations complained of conflicting dates for scheduled events. Ticket sales were being interfered with in many cases by the simultaneous occarrenee of different events. Almost all presidents of campus organizations attended the meeting. Those not attending are requested to take notice of the new agreement. The central booking office is of particular advantage to the organizations in the university, Timmreck commented. "Consequently, it Is expected that all organizations will cooperate to the fullest extent by always consulting the calendar and by making sure that the dates of all events are entered early. In this way, conflicts in the future may be avoided." Corner-Stone Of New Gym Is Laid His Excellency, the Most Rev. Joseph P. Rummel, D.D., presided at the ceremonies which marked *he laying of the corner stone of the new Ursulihe college gymnasium Wednesday afternoon. After blessing the corner stone and sprinkling it with holy water, the Archbishop laid it in place and workers cemented it. Placed inside the corner stone was a copper box which held) a cross blessed by Pope, pictures of the Archbishop and the Pope, medals, holy pictures of various saints, copies of the daily papers and the ceremony program, a statue of Our Lady of Prompt Succor, and tho dedicatory document of the gymnasium.The ceremonies were held on the feast of Our Lady of Prompt in commemoration of the 400 th anniversary of the founding of the UrsuUne order by St. Angela Merici. The Rev. Martin Burke, S.J., chaplain--of Ursuline and head of the Loyola philosophy department, made the introductory remarks. The principal address of the day was given by Mayor T. Semmes ,Walmsley, who praised the Ursullnee for the wonderful work they have done in the educational field, not only in this city but throughout the world. The Rev. John D. Foulkes, S.J., regent 6f the Loyola school of law, also addressed the assembly. The Archbishop made a few remarks at the conclusion of the ceremonies, and atterStudent Dance Tonight Prior To Mid Exams Surcease from the sorrow of contemplating exams, term papers, quizzes and all the other inventions of scholarly professors which tend to make the life of a socially minded student absolutely miserable, will be offered tonight when the first student dance of the new year gets under way at the Convention Hall of the St. Charles hotel with the popular Blue Parody orchestra furnishing the dance rhythms from 9 to 1. So, by golly, if you haven't a term paper due tomorrow (which you probably have) lay off long enough to phone her, place your extra pair of pants under the mattress to get a fresh crease in them, and drag both the pants and the girl to tire Convention Hall where you will hear for the first time that popular eong which is sweeping the country, "The Music Goes Round and Round." Don't fail to show up whether or not you lack a date, a car, or money. There are plenty of generous guys hanging loose around the campus with plenty of all. Just don't forget to thank them, but do it before you get out there. You might forget your good breeding on the way back,—unconsciously, Invitations, if you haven't yet bought or bummed yours, are in the hands of the committee and may be secured from the following members: Henry Beter, Tom Dunn, Guy Knobloch, Jr., Irvin Timmreck, Richard Wright, Abram Diaz, Stephen Rodi, Edward Cambre, John Hilderbran, Julius Meyer, and John Blasi. M. V. Jarreau is chairman of the dance committee.Spanish Members In Ursuline Play Philip Duignan and Louis Read, members of the Spanish club, took part in the Spanish play "Las Flores de Castilla" by Jaclnto Benasente, which was produced by the Ursuline Spanish club Monday, January 13, in the Ursuline college auditorium. Because of the semester examinations all other activities will be suspended until February. Motorcycle Sounds Like Machine Gun And Upsets 700 Students Rat, tat tat tat pow pow bang crash boom boom boom!!!! The peaceful slumber of students listening to their lectures last week was rudely disturbed as*the morning air was shattered by a series of explosions sounding much like moving picture gangster warfare. Tables were overthrown, chairs thrown helter-skelter as frightened students fell flat on the floor or sought shelter behind something more solid than air. Rat tat tat tat boom bang bang crash boom POW POW POW WHEEeeeeeeeeeeee . . . phtt. "They musta got 'Im," someone muttered thankfully. A dull moaning sound filled the air as 700 students about the campus heaved 700 sighs of relief. Cautious heads peeked out of windows and immediately there followed exclamations of disgust. Down on the horseshoe, .gazing fondly at a green motorcycle and patting it affectionately stood Barney Ghlo. In the place of the familiar red cabriolet with the Texas tin plates he had brought back over the holidays a high-sounding green motorcycle. When asked to give details about his motorcycle, the noncominitat Barney replied that he knew nothing about it, which cannot be said of the rest of the student body. On second thought, however, which is with Barney that of a girl, he remarked somewhat pensively: "I don't know about my dates, though. They don't seem to appreciate riding on it with me." Which, if tough on the girls, is tougher on Barney. But, after all, he is from Texas and must be used to bucking broncoes, something which the New Orleans lassies with the wide, smoothly paved streets of their city are not. If the girls haven't the nerve to Birds Migrate To Secure Vitam in D, Says Biologist Birds migrate South in the winter, not because of the cold and not because of the lack of food supply, but because they need Vitamin D, according to Thomas D. Burleigh, chief biologist of the United States Biological Survey, in an address on "Bird Life" Tuesday night in Marquette auditorium.Little Johnny in the audience laughed. He was thinking of his spinach. But, according to Mr. Burleigh, vitamin D is just as important to birds as it is to children."The determining factor in the migration of birds", he said, "is the lack of Vitamin D during the winter months. They go South because there the day is longer and the intensity of sunshine greater. This has been proven by experiments with open air aviaries". Little Johnny sat up, all interested,interested, when Mr. Burleigh stated that the Arctic? circumnavigates the globe during the its year's migration. It flies from the Arctic to the Antarctic and back annually. The golden plover holds the record for the longest ndb-stop flight on record, leaving Newfoundland in the autumn and hibernating in the tropics of South America. In discussing breeding habits, Mr. Burleigh stated that cowbird leads a parasitical existence, laying its eggs in the nests of other birds. But the yellow warbler beats him at his own game, merely building another nest above the first and starting all over again. The female sandpiper has a pipe of a job. She does nothing but lay the eggs. The male incubates them, tends to the young, and cares for the nest while his mate takes life easy. Bird's nest soup, which is considered a delicacy in China and the Orient, is made by dissolving the crystallized saliva which some birds use to weave their nests, Mr. Burleigh said. The smallest bird in existence is the humming bird, of which there are over 100 species which abound in the tropics. Its size ranges from one inch to the size of an ordinary sparrow. "Birds of prey", Mr. Burleigh stated, "are important in the staving off of diseases because they devour the decaying carcasses of sick animals. That is why societies have been recently organized to prevent killing them off." At one time there were no birds on earth. There were only reptile—lizards and such—and these, as is proved from anatomical studies, eventually evolved into birds. The first forms of birds were found to be existent about seven million years ago. Mr. Burleigh, who is here with the survey studying the relationship of birds to the production of timber, has been experimenting with bird life for the last 15 years. H has a collection of over 1000 skins collected during the course of his experiments from New Hampshire to the Florida Keys and from the Atlantic to the Pacific. He is a native of Pittsburgh and has written over 70 magazine articles on the subject of birds. Council Votes In Pharmacy Sodality The men's sodality of the college of pharmacy was admitted to the New Orleans College Council of Sodalities at the last business meeting of the council Monday at 4:30 p. m. in the office of the dean of men, the Rev. S. H. Ray, S.J., announced this week. The application was tendered the council by Louis Wilson, prefect of the pharmacy group. All nine Loyola sodalities now have representation in the council. Prospects for the 1936 sodality convention, which is to be held some time this spring, were also discussed. Miss Marguerite Boudreaux, secretary of the council, reported that word had been received from Shreveport to the effect that it could not accept the state convention this year. She also reporjgd that Donaldsonville had given Indication of a favorable reply and it was moved and passed that Donaldsonville be contacted and asked to accept the meeting this year. New Orleans has definitely refused the 1936 meeting. Father Ray stated that, in accordance with a new plan of The Queen's Work, national sodality publication at St. Louis under the editorship of the Rev. Daniel A. Lord, S. J., there will be no sectional conferences as has been the custom in the past. Instead, each state will have its individual convention.Glee Club In Campus Night An all-university campus night program will be held on St. Patrick's day, March 17, under the auspices of the Loyola University Glee Club, announced I. A. Timmreck, president of the student council, Wednesday. This is the first time that such an event will take place on the local campus outside of the one put on by the freshman and sophomore classes in the Hausmann trophy competition. The committee in charge of arrang' ing and conducting the program consists of Edward Carey, president of the Glee Club, Marion Le Deux, vice-president, and Robert F. Morrow, publicity manager of the same organization. All interested in participating in this campus nght program are requested to get in touch with one of the committeemen.Practice began last Wednesday night for special hymns to be rendered during the annual student retreat. Campus Quarter Hour Broadcasts Start Saturday Maroon To Begin New Program Series At 5:15 p. m. Reviving the campus quarter hour broadcasts which were discontinued during the second semetter last term, The Maroon will present a new series of news comments over the university radio station WWL, starting Saturday at 5:15 p. m., it was announced this week by the Rev. James .A. Greeley, S. J., dean of the college of arts and sciences. Last year, the news broadcasts were under the direction of a special committee, but this year Father Greeley, has placed them under the direction of the student weekly, with Earl F. Wegmann, editorin-chief, in charge of the programs. The news commentator for the first of the new series Saturday will be John J. McCann, news editor of The Maroon. Sports on this program and the following ones wilt be handled by Tom W. Dunn, sports editor. Other members of the announcing staff are George Seferovich, business manager of The Maroon, and Alton De Blanc, circulation manager. Miss Florence Chauvin will play the piano accompaniment for the broadcast. Introductory and concluding remarks will be announced by Wegmann.It is intended this year to p'resent diversified programs, Wegmann said. If it can be arranged, interviews with campus and local sports celebrities will be arranged. The program will be a regular Saturday afternoon presentation and will last for 15 minutes. The purpose of these broadcasts is to stimulate student activity and to acquaint the general public with the activities of the Loyola campus organizations. First Term Debate Meetings Cancelled The meeting of the Edward Douglas White Debate society, which was to be held Wednesday night, was called off because of the approaching mid-term examinations. All other special meetings and intra-society debates have also Women Not Composed Of Sugar And Spices, Discovers Chemist New element discovered by science! Now it is possible for the coeds of the university and "females" in general to know what composes their make-up as well as other attributes of the weaker sex. A young chemical student -has discovered a new mythical element. After experimenting in the laboratory for days, tearing his hair, and being generally disgusted, he was finally satisfied with his results which, according to The Technician, he tabulated in his lab manual as follows: Symbol: WO. Element: Woman. Occurrence: Found wherever man exists. Seldom in free state; with few exceptions the combined state is preferred. Physical properties: All colors and, sizes. Usually in the disguised condition. Face covered with a film of composite material. Balks at nothing, and may freeze at a moment's notice. However, melts when properly treated. Shows acidic properties if not used. Chemical properties: Very active. Unites readily with such metals as gold, 'silver, platinum, and precious stones. Violent reaction when left alone. Able to absorb expensive foods at any time. Yields to pressure. Turns green when placed beside a better looking specimen. Ages rapidly but does not seem aged when covered with rust. Had this young scientist lived in New Orleans, or been a student of Loyola university, he might have added a few other observations. We might supplement: Found quite often in College Pharmacy, the Gothic Grill, or K. & B. Has a natural affinity for good-looking automobiles. Booking Head lrvin A. Timmreck, who, as president of the student council, will preside over the regulation of activity dates with the establishment of a new central booking office. The Rev. P. A. Roy, S.J., director of student activities, will have the final voice, however, in matters requiring arbitration. Band Dance Set At Crystal Ball Room " The Crystal ball room of the -American Legion Home is to be tlite scene of the band dance to be held January 31, with Rene Louapre furnishing the music, according to an announcement made by Marion LeDoux, chairman of arrangements. The dance is being sponsored by the band in order to raise funds for securing new band uniforms to be used during the next football season and at all public appearances of the band. The dance Is to feature a floor show to be announced later. Tickets are to be In the hands of all members of the band sometime next week. The band will give a concert based on southern melodies in Holy Name auditorium on February 16, according to LeDoux- This will be the second concert to feD given by the band, and the ad- price is set at thirty-five Pharmacy Dean On Natl Board Dr. John F. McCloskey, dean of the college of pharmacy, has been appointed a member of a National Pharmaceutical Plan Board, it was learned yesterday upon receipt of a letter from Jerry McQuade, editor of "Drug Topics", pharmaceutical publication. The purpose of the board Is to "achieve an easy plan by which pharmacists may be guided to a fuller realization of a fair income which the profession rightfully owes to them", it was revealed by the communication. Members of the board are composed of outstanding men in the field of pharmacy throughout the United States, whose main purpose will be to increase the incomes of the pharmacists through an increase in the prescription business.This endeavor, which is something new in the pharmacy world, Is being sponsored by the Mallinckrodt Chemical company, which will cooperate In the activity of the board and advance all of the current expenses. Various changes have been made in the pharmacy laboratory in the past week, according to Miss Marguerite Crozat, assistant to the dean. The changes Include a reorganization of the general layout and a catalogue of all the chemical and pharmaceutical books. (Continued on page 4) (Continued on page 4) [Continued on page 4) News Broadcast Saturday News Broadcast Saturday
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Title | Maroon |
Masthead | The Maroon Vol. 14 No. 15 |
Publisher | Loyola University (New Orleans, La.) |
Coverage | United States; Louisiana; New Orleans; |
Date | 1936-01-17 |
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The work of Abraham Valdelomar, one of the classic author of Peruvian literature, has elements of fantasy and a familiar love of heat and the earth. This edition is dedicated to children and young people. Publication Date 2000 Languages Spanish Contributor North American Cultural Institute of Peru (ICPNA) & National Library of Peru (BNP) - Peru Publisher San Marcos Publishers - Peru Copyright held by - Jesús Cabel. This work is made available with the permission of the owner of copyright. Policies Link to This Book |


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Marowi, on 06 May 2012 - 11:29 AM, said:
(Your "opponents" in this thread are busy clarifying and apologizing, for Heaven's sake! Meanwhile you're saying "Come at me with flames! I'll put the mods to work! I don't [expletive] care!" How can this do anything but discredit you and your organization?)
That's the whole matter: none of them have generally bothered to show up in this thread. But if you go look at the "I love you guys..." thread posted by Bryan.... The NWH have pretty much been painted as a laughing stock over there.
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Replacements: Daniel Montgomery, Ger Flaherty, Mike Madden, Tom Goggin, Shane O'Leary.
Replacements: John Leahy, Will Foley, Chris Rowe, Brian Slater, Niall Whalley.
Young Munster went in front after 24 minutes when the Cork side were penalised for a lineout infringement and penalty taker Brian Haugh opened the scoring.
Six minutes later the home supporters greeted a sweetly-taken drop goal by Mike Prendergast, Munsters' director of rugby and man-of-the-match who donned the number 10 shirt alongside Haugh.
The 35-metre strike from Prendergast was a vital addition to the Cookies' tally in the end, although the former Munster scrum half said the kick was 'a pure fluke' after the game.
He was deadly accurate though in a number of facets of play, driving his side forward with some clever tactical kicking and his passing was as crisp and incisive as ever.
Eight minutes before the interval Dolphin got on the scoresheet when experienced out-half Barry Keeshan kicked a penalty after Young Munster had failed to roll away.
The first try arrived in the 53rd minute. Persistent Young Munster pressure saw a number of players held close in before the ball was worked to centre Mark Doyle who got over sufficiently close to allow Haugh add the conversion.
Dolphin were reduced to 14 players when their full-back Eamonn Mills was sin-binned for a leg trip on Darragh O'Neill.
Dolphin were given a slight glimmer of hope with centre duo Harry Fleming and Cian Bohane threatening late on and that pressure eventually told in the 83rd minute.
A stray pass was intercepted by flanker Miah Cronin who raced in under the posts. To expedite matters for his side Keeshan drop-kicked the conversion, but time ran out on the visitors.
The victory has moved the Cookies into second place in Division 1A, and they have a game in hand on leaders Lansdowne who are currently 10 points clear at the summit.
Speaking to the Limerick Leader, Prendergast said: "Barring the late try Dolphin managed, our defence stood up really well. Up to then we had only conceded three points.
"We have the best defence in the league. That comes down to an honesty and a work-rate, which is big in this team and big in this club. It is another four points and we will look forward to next week."
He added: "Last season, we were leading the league going into the New Year. It was something we probably weren't used to, not since the days of 1993.
"To be tucked in behind (in second place) is nice. Not as many people are talking about you. The pressure isn't on as much. There are a lot of new lads there. We lost eight players from last year. The new lads have fitted in well.
"We lived off slow ball in the first half. At the start of the second half, we found our way into the game. In the 20 minutes after that, we played with good tempo, a lot of quick ball, played with width, did some damage and got a try from it."
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