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Professor Pearson 1111 •
Gets D. Th. Degree he Ciarin o From Louisville
Alaska Missionary New Vary to be Gets Chev. Truck Built This Summer
Anton Pearson, Professor of He-brew
and Old Testament Prophets
in the Seminary, took a trip last
week. His destination was Louis-ville,
Kentucky and the purpose
was to receive his Doctor of Theo-logy
Dr. PearSon's degree was confer-red
upon him by the Southern
Baptist Theological Seminary in
Louisville, Kentucky at the Con-vocation
beginning the Spring se-mester,
by Dr. Ellis A. Fuller, presi-dent
of the seminary. Two other
doctorates in Theology were con-ferred
at the same ceremony.
The subject of Dr. Pearson's 254-
page thesis was "The Problem of
Unity and Date in Habakkuk." In
preparation for the writing of his
thesis and his subsequent degree,
Dr. Pearson's major study was in
Old Testament Prophets in Hebrew
under Drs. John R. Sampey and
Kyle M. Yates. His minors were in
New Testament Greek with Dr. W.
H. Davis and Sociology with Dr. J.
B. Weatherspoon. Besides these
studies, a Doctor of Theology de-gree
pre-supposes an acquaintance
with Latin, Hebrew, Greek, and
French or German.
Dr. Pearson received nis Bache-lor
of Arts from Macalester College
in 1932, following which he did
graduate work at the University of
Minnesota. He -was graduated from
Bethel Seminary in 1936 with the
degree of Bachelor of Divinity. Fol-lowing
his four years as pastor of
the First 'Baptist church, Oakland,
Nebr., he resigned to do graduate
work at the Southern Baptist Theo-logical
seminary in Louisville, Ken-tucky.
Before coming to Bethel as a
professor in 1945, he was principal
of the Alberta Baptist Bible acad-emy
in Canada.
Debate Squads Break
Even in Eau Claire
Two of Bethel's debate teams
returned from Eau Claire, Wiscon-sin,
last Sunday with a .500 rating,
winning 5 debates and losing 5. Lee
Kingsley and Harold Christenson
had the honor of giving Notre
Dame its only defeat. Notre Dame
won 3 of the 5 trophies given away.
Bob Daley and Chuck Germany de-feated
three strong teams from this
Bethel debate teams will attend
the debate meet at St. Thomas this
Don't Forget March 15
It might be well to remind stud-ents
about picking out their room-mates
for next year. Applications
for dormitory rooms will be re-cieved
from the present students
on March 15th, to be verified by
a down payment before April 15th.
During the days of Founder's
week at Bethel College, a new ma-roon
colored 1948 Chevrolet truck
stood on the campus. That truck
will help speed the gospel to the
new mission venture in Alaska.
This is the latest home mission
project of the General Conference,
which is supported mainly by the
newly organized Men's Brother-hood.
The truck will be driven to
Anchorage, Alaska, by Missionary
Albin Carlson over the Alaska
Highway shortly after March 1.
The Alcan highway is an all weath-er
road and open to traffic on
special permission.
Tools, some material for build-ing,
and household goods with per-sonal
effects will make up the load.
Many of the items for the truck
and for the load have been given
free of cost by friends of the work.
Due to the high cost and shortage
of material in Alaska, it was
thought advisable to transport as
much building material as possible
to Anchorage by the truck. A
church and administration building
will be constructed soon.
Rev. Carlson, the first Alaskan
missionary to be sent out by the
Conference, has been interested in
Alaska for many years. While at-tending
Bethel Seminary, he chose
this as his theme for a graduation
thesis. For the past 12 years he has
been a state missionary living in
Waskish, Minnesota. Here he serv-ed
a s pastor in four district
churches, completed h i s college
work, and also taught in the local
high school.
For a follow up of the Alaska
Mission and how the truck is going
to be used, read the Standard.
Soph, Suggestions Asked
Sophomore president, Rollin
Reasoner, has requested " . .
that all class members be alert
for suggestions of what our
class gift to the school shall
be." Suggestions as to the
nature of the gift should be
given either to Rollin Reasoner,
Byron Skalman, or written out
and left in P.O. Box 19.
At their last meeting the school
board voted in favor of going ahead
with the building of a library build-ing
this summer. It is a must on
our- program if we are to continue
the fourth year of college next fall.
The special promotion committee
headed by Arnold T. Wicklund of
St. Paul- is working on ways to
raise $100,000 immediately to un-derwi
ite this building. The follow-ing
building committee will be
working on plans for the new build-ing:
Dr. Carl G. Burton, Thor Knut-
Eon, Arnold T. Wicklund, Reuben
Englund, J. G. Hedberg, and Dr. W.
F. Widen.
Before deciding to go ahead with
the plans for the new library build-ing,
the possibility of remodeling
the second floor of the Seminary
building for class rooms and libra-ry
had been considered. This would
have eliminated the Seminal dor-mitory
for next year. However, in
view of the still critical housing
shortage, the building of a new
library building may still make it
possible for students to live in
the Seminary again next year.
Faculty housing is another crit-ical
problem, particularly if seven
or eight new professors are ap-pointed
for next year. The Policy
Committee has been delegated to
further study this problem.
Prayer MeetingProgram
Changed, More Prayer
The Devotional committee of the
religious council discontinued for
one week the use of speakers in
the evening prayer meetings. Song
leaders only were used who read
the Scripture also. This was tried
out to give more time for prayer.
It favorable with the students, this
practice will be continued.
Deeper Life April 26
Carl Lundquist Speaks
3 Showings Every
Thursday Slated
Bethel's new program of visual
education will make its start a
week from today, Wednesday,
March 10. Professor Royal Bloom
has made arrangements with the
Naval Air Station in Minneapolis
to use the Navy film "Operation
Crossroads," which deals with the
Bikini experiments in atomic
power. There will be three show-ings
of the film: fourth period,
seventh period, and immediately
after the evening prayer meeting.
Future showing of educational
film will continue thereafter every
week on Thursdays at the same
hours listed above. March of Time
films, travelogues, religious and
classical musicals, and religious
pictures are some of the types of
film which are planned to be run,
offering as diversified a program
as possible.
A committee consisting of Pro-fessor
Reuben Omark, our librar-ian,
Miss Axeen, Byron Skalman,_
Zack Kleinsasser, and Henry Paney
has been at work setting up the
visual program and will continue
to be in charge under final author-ity
of the Student Council. The
committee will preview all films to
be shown at Bethel, and will cat-alogue
all material considered suit-able
for showing.
Founders' Week
Visitor's Set Record
. Although all of the visitors at
the Founder's Week Conference did
not register, the registrar, Mrs.
Gordon Hasselblad, reported the
largest registration in the history
of the annual event. Many pastors,
and other visitors of the General
Conference, gathered from many
parts of the United States.
Betheti Scitool Papeit
Vol. XXV I I—No. j3
Bethel, College and Seminary, St. Paul, ..Minn. March 4, 1948
Visual Education Program Begins
March 10; Bikini Film to Be Shown
There were 127 officially regis-
The spiritual highlight of the tered pastors in the middle of the
spring quarter will be the Deeper week and 40 out-of-town visitors,
Life Week to be held April 26, to besides many pastors and friends
30. The speaker for the spring con- from the Twin Cities. The campus
ference will be Carl H. Lundquist, overflowed with the delegates, and
pastor of the Elim Baptist Church a warm Christian Spirit prevailed
of Chicago. throughout the week.
Page 2 THE CLARION
The Clarion Bakit awl Bacicht God's Fire Pans
Editor-in-Chief Perry Hedberg
Assistant Editor Marwin Lindstedt
Managing Editor Rudy W. Forsman
Assistant Managing Editor John Soneson
News Editor Marwin Lindstedt
Feature Editor David Carlson
Sports Editor David Osterberg
Reporters Audrey Carlson, Harold Christen-sen,
Carl Appelquist, Doris Olson, Bill Lind-roth,
Ed Stayton, John Leggett, Al Olsson,
Pat Calbom, Adelle Bavin, Pat Pope, Virginia
Hanson, Milt Regier, Lois Leaf, Paul Ander-son,
Bernice Madsen.
Typists Jean Butler, Carolyn Hedberg,
Roy Dalton
Art Editor Ted Hamlin
Photographers .... Byron Skalman, Harry Paney
Business Manager Bob Hamlett
Circulation Manager Kenneth Skov
Faculty Adviser V. Elving Anderson
Dr. R. E. Day
Dear Butch,
I had a rather embarrassing thing happen
to me the other day. In a conversation with
one of the pastor's wives, I became somewhat
amorous and told her that when I looked at
her, time stood still. Instead of pleasure, how-ever,
I noticed that blood-boiling type of dis-gust
creeping slowly up her neck. This react-ion
puzzled me until I realized that my actual
statement was that her face stopped a clock. I
reached for my jar of vanishing cream, but
alas, the product had already dissolved its
After someone made a passing remark about
how well-fed the visiting ministers seemed to
be, I began looking at the student body and
noticed a healthier "new look" on most of
them, also. How many pounds did you gain
during Founder's Week? My roommate is tak-ing
all bets that you will lose it before the
quarter is over.
Is it true, Butch, that Davey Harps broke
his harp in a locker room squabble in which
he smashed it over Morrie's head? I under-stand
they even called in a doctor, but it, was
too late . . . the instrument was beyond repair.
I got a letter from my brother who attended
a conference at his old Alma Mater last week.-
Due to crowded conditions, he was forced to
sleep in a recreation room in one of the dor-mitories.
It was amusing to read about the
"house father" who made their inconvenience
unbearable by waking them at 6:45 a.m., even
though they wanted to sleep and by religiously
making his appearance to "douse" the lights
around 11 p.m. even though only two or three
were ready to retire. What is this world com-ing
to? (Hope my English teacher doesn't see
that last sentence because she learned me
last year that a preposition is something which
you should never end a sentence with.)
If you want to buy anything at "highway
robbery" prices, leave a note in P. 0. Box 120
and the occupant, who just had plastic sur-gery
performed on his nose will be glad to
oblige. Won't you, Rentz?
I'll hang my close 'on this line.
"And the governors of Judah unall say in
their hearts, 'The inhabitants of Jerusalem
shall be my strength in the Lord of hosts
their God.' In that day will I make the gover-nors
of Judah like an hearth of fire among
the wood, and like a torch of fire in a sheaf ;
and they shall devour all the people round
about, on the right hand and on the left; and
Jerusalem shall be inhabited again in her own
place, even in Jerusalem." Zechariah 12:5-6.
Zechariah's "effulgent volume" yields re-warding
subject matter for private devotions.
At first we come upon this book with dull-ness
of spirit; but, as a good old Puritan
wrote, "Do but continue to pray over it, and
it shall presently shine upon thee with the
brightness of the sun."
Let us discern the "dramatic hinge" upon
which the book of Zechariah swings. It's action
begins a little more than five hundred years
before Christ, with the return of the captives
through heated deserts, past "the black cliffs
of Zagros." toward Jerusalem. You can catch
the pathetic yearning of this relatively small
band of "returners" in Psalm 126.
Among these pilgrims there was a group
of age-moving youngsters; clean, young men,
emptied of self, rejoicing in God. Zechariah
(himself one) described them as moving with
the swagger of a saint, "I will strengthen
them in Jehovah, and they shall walk up and
down (!) in My name, saith Jehovah." (10:12)
But the most vivid figure to set forth the
efffect of these Spirit-filled leaders was Zec-hariah's
likening them to "fire pans," (hearths
of sire), those long-handled metal boxes, filled
with glowing embers, which were used to
ignite the faggots.
Fire Pans! Dear God, help us to see that a
cold, dead age has no treasure like unto
Spirit-filed Christians, whose hearts are aglow
with Jesus! Behold, a heart ablaze can warm
and gladden thousands ! Let us be Thy torches
of flame!
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Freshman Froth
Sophomores are already beginning to worry
about the evening of May 7th. Is the great
tradition of the "JS" to be broken? That is,
are the Freshies going to sponsor the affair
this year or not?
Nov, you say, "Why ask that question?"
Well sir, the answer is suggested in a hasty
glance at the Freshies' books. You see, they
have only the small sum of $266.84 gathered
to date, and you simply cannot feed 400 people
in "JS" style on that amount.
Yes, this figure would represent a good start
if we were merely commencing the second
quarter. The March winds belie such fact. Do
you realize that in only nine weeks from next
Friday this social highlight of the year should
take place?
A year ago the check for the evening cost
the class approximately $1,000.00. Finance wiz-zards
estimate $1,200.00 as the amount to be
underwritten for this year's banquet, "due to
rising costs" and a larger eager crowd.
So, dear Frosh, will you not help to erase
this pained expression from the tradition-bound
conscience, and sponsor several = all-school
functions, or something, with the profit
motive predominate? It would indeed be a
sad day at Bethel if the aspiring Associates
of Art would have to finance their own dinner.
"Borrowed Glow"
Judson Press
Luck is what happens when preparation
meets opportunity.
diaae 2/0i4 "Ncititfr led?
Summer Travel Offered Students
"You can go to Europe this sum-mer—
with student groups that will
tour the continent from tiny town
to important cultural center—on
budgets as low as seven dollars
a day, including travel expenses."
That's the sum of an article in
the current issue of Varsity, which
reports that almost two dozen
organizations are now enrolling
American students for work-and-tour
summer projects.
Typical of these is the American
Youth Hostels, which sent more
than 225 young men and women
across the Atlantic in 1947, and ex-pects
to double that number in '48.
AYH tours are bike tours—rides
that cover as much as a thousand
miles in as many as five countries.
They are two-part affairs: for
one month, the hostelers do recon-struction
work, side by side with
student tourists from European
countries. For the second month,
they hit the back-roads of Europe,
learning about the countries they
visit from the inside out.
The jobs done are far from back-breaking,
the Varsity magazine
article declares; they include paint-ing,
plastering, gardening, and
clearing rubble—and they are One
with ease by campus queens.
Expenses for a trip of this sort
are rock-bottom. One fee of about
$200 covers all travel on the con-tinent,
food, and lodging. A second
fee, ranging from $117 for men ti
$137 for girls—paid for one-way
transportation to Europe by stud-ent
vessel last year—and will prob-ably
do so again this year.
Varsity magazine lists many
other organizations doing similar
student-tour work. Foremost among
them are religious organizations,
v hich send interracial, non-sectar-ian
groups to do full-scale rehabili-tation
in war-battered Europe.
The American Friends Service
Committee, for example, sent
young men and women to Finland,
Italy, B e 1 g i u m, Holland, and
France. These students participated
in projects or real value, construct-ing
a day nursery, a hospital, and
a laundry.
Other groups, like the Unitarian
Service Committee and the Congre-gational
Christian Service Commit-tee,
did parallel jobs in Europe. For
the students who took part in these
missions, expenses averaged from
$500 to $650 for the summer. In all
cases, they combined work with
frequent tours.
Dan Cupid's Arrows
Sparkling Again
With the premature signs of
spring visible grass, balmy bre-ezes,
sunshine, etc it seems that
the thoughts of some young swains
on campus automatically turned to
thoughts of walks in Como Park,
Wednesday nights in the Girl's
Dorm. and engagement rings. In an
effort to beat the inevitable rush,
four of these victims of Dan Cupid
combine these thoughts with action
and presented their sweethearts
with "sparklers."
As fitting climax and reminder
of Founder's Week, Byron Skal-man
slipped the ring on Midge
Ostrom's third finger, left hand, on
Feb. 20 to begin the movement.
Herman Van Arsdale and Ruth
Eckstrom, the Valedictorian of last
lear's graduating class, took the
initial step on the following Wed-nesday
and received congratulat-ions
in true Dining Hall style that
Mel Soneson beat the Leap Year
by a few hours and Dagmar Olson
was happily wearing a diamond
last Saturday night. I guess the
thought of an anniversary every
four years wasn't very , appealing
to either of them. Then March
came in like a lamb and brought
with it an engagement ring for
Ruth Smith from the man in her
life, Dick "Itchy" Johnson.
Congratulations, best wishes and
bouquets for a happy and succes-sful
life together are in order for
these newly-engaged couples. The
big question is, "How many more
diamonds will make their appear-ance
on campus before May 28?"
Math. Prof: "If there are 48 states
in the Union, and superheated
steam equals the distance from
Bombay to Paris, what is my age?"
Frosh: "Forty- four, Sir."
Prof: "Correct. lIow did you prove
it ?"
Frosh: "I have a brother who is
twenty-two and he is only half
THE CLARION Page I
Indians-Braves Game Called Off
Founders Week Extras: Heard
some of the pastors bragging about
h o w they brought u s the h o t
w eather during Founders Week.
Don't see much to brag about—
after all, it was only a lot of hot
Wanted—Clues leading to the
arrest of the pranksters who gave
our visiting pastors some uneasy
moments. Must be some ex—G. I.,—
those short sheet jobs were ex-pertly
Had a good cup of coffee in the
Hoogasian Coffee Shop. Didn't
notice the Eintritt Verbotten sign
on the door.
Three Cheers—For open House.
My cousin and I wish to thank all
of you that said our room looked
the nicest. Now we can let it go
until next open house.
Congratulations! The Clarion-
Spire Friday the 13th Valentine
Super Party was actually fun. Man-tzke
was a "big" hit.
One of my reporters advises me
that Dick Upton is now writing a
book, entitled, "My Marge."
Last week the Clarion printed an
interesting article stating that
about 75% of the seminary men are
student pastors. I heard a rumor
that one of the students in Mrs.
Varhus's speech class has pre-pared
a speech on the "Blessings
of a Student Pastor." Maybe it
could be arranged so the speech
could be given in a larger room—
there are many not in that class
who would like to hear such a
timely speech.
We've been studying hypnotism
in phychology. Prof. Bloom casual-ly
mentioned that he is a hypno-tizer.
I figure I'm hypnotizable. You
can imagine my alarm when, while
sitting in the front row of the bal-cony
at Bethlehem, I spies the
hypnotizer sitting behind me. Any
minute he may say, "Morrie, you
are standing on a diving board—
get ready to dive in the water
below." Just to convince myself, I
looked down at the audience be-low—
and what did I see—waves
on the heads of some of the people.
Janet Widen (discovering a
snake on the botany field trip),
"Mr. Johnson, come here quick,
here's a tail wagging without any
Obituary: Name: Lil David Harps
Date of death: February 19, 1948
Place of death: The Clarion
Cause of death: Lack of readers
The other day a fellow from the
3rd floor called his girlfriend. The
operator said, "She'll be here in a
minute." "Fine,", comes the reply,
"meanwhile I'll chat with you and
call it a "business conversation."
"Oh," pleasantly gushes the operat-or,
"and what will you call the
conversation with your girlfriend?"
"We'll call that 'None of your bus-iness'."
And he didn't think I would
print this.
Doris Turnwall was trying to
convince girls to enter nurses train-ing
in speech class by telling them
they would enjoy watching the
nurses as they went about their
business and the doctors.
Squaws Win Over
Sioux Falls Girls
After a brief spell of somewhat
decent weather, 'Ole Man Winter
returned with such fury and so
much snow last weekend that it
was impossible for the Sioux Falls
basketball team to put in their
scheduled appearance on Saturday
Some of the Sioux Falls' cheer-ing
section, including their famed
cheerleader, Elsie Kelly, arrived
before the worstof the storm, how-ever;
so a game was arranged be-tween
the Sioux Falls' girls and the
Bethel Squaws.
The Squaws had little difficulty
in winning by a score of 24 to 20.
Doris Richert was the high scorer
of the evening with 16 points made
on eight field goals. Delores Krem-er
led the Sioux Falls' girls with
five goals for 10 points.
Friday niter March 5th, the Ind-ians
play Waldorf In their last
game of the season here in the Coll-ege
Rickert 8 0 0 16
Leaf 1 2 2 4
McFarland 2 0 1 4
Rundquist 0 0 0 0
Hanson 0 0 1 0
Erickson 0 0 3 0
Helgren 0 0 1 0
Nordstrom 0 0 0 0
, Totals 11 2 8 24
Kremer 5 0 1 10
Wik 0 0 0 0
Melhoff 1 1 1 3
Norberg 3 1 0 7
Hill 0 0 1 0
Hodgeson 0 0 0 0
Kelly 0 0 3 0
Totals 9 2 6. 20
Indians Topple
Concordia 68-50
The Indians kept their hopes of a
share in the conference title alive
by downing Concordia 68-50 in a
game played Monday nite of this
Greenman, Sandberg, and Peter-son
provided the Indians' scoring
punch by pouring in 19, 14, and 14
points respectively. Braem led the
Comets with 17 points.
The Comets led 13-12 at the end
of the first quarter, but they faded
and trailed at the half 24-22. From
that point on the Indians pulled
away to win easily.
Sport Shorts
Oddities from basketball's his-tory—
as culled from a recent issue
of Varsity magazine
Barefoot leagues were once the
style in Calcutta
In 1906, all of the players in a
game at Madison Square Garden
wore roller skates. No fouls were
In 1904 the Buffalo Germans
swamped Hobart College, 134-0.
This week we present Kenneth
Greenman as our sports personal-ity.
Kenny is twenty years old and
a sophomore. He is married and
makes his home in San Diego,
Kenny graduated from Hoover
High, of San Diego, in 1945. While
there he played two years of vars-ity
baseball at first base, and two
years of basketball at guard. In his
senior year he was placed on the
all-conference team because of his
playing ability. After a year in the
Navy, Kenny came to Bethel in
1946. Last year, as freshman, he
paced the Indians to a winning sea-son.
Scoring 17.8 points per game,
he became the conference's leading
scorer. He also played on the base-ball
squad last spring. So far, this
year his deadly left-handed shot
has spelled poison to opposing
teams. He has piled up 166 points,
leading the Indians in this depart-ment.
Kenneth is a member of the Coll-ege
Avenue Baptist church in San
Diego. He is now preparing him-self
at Bethel for full-time Christ-ian
Indians Trounce
Northwestern 49-35
During Foounder's Week the Ind-ians
made a trip over to Minneap-olis
and avenged an early season
defeat by trouncing Northwestern
49 to 35. This was the Indians
tenth win of the season.
Northwestern, minus the services
of Wall, put up a determined fight
in the first half and managed to
come off the court with the score
deadlocked at 16-16 at the half. But
in the second half Sandberg and
Peterson proved too much of a
scoring punch, and the IndianS
went on to win by 14 points. Peter-son
led the scoring with 16 points.
Austin Jolts Indians
Title Hopes 51-37
Last Friday night in a game play-ed
at Austin, Coach Mark Dean and
his Austin team gave a severe jolt
to the title hopes of the Indians
by dumping them 51 to 37 in a con-ference
game. This was the Indians
fourth loss in thirteen conference
games this year, and evened up the
series with Austin, Bethel having
won the first game earlier in the
season 38 to 32.
It wasn't all Austin in this game,
however, for the Indians held a
four point lead at the first quarter
and were in possession of an eight
point lead at the half, the score
being 23 to 15. The third quarter
spelled defeat for Bethel as Austin
outscored them 21 to 3 and took
over the lead 36 to 26.
Grimley and Sanders led the
scoring for the winners with 14
and 12 points respectively. For
Bethel, it was Sandberg with 11
Peterson f 2
Sandberg f 5
Nelson f 0
Porcella c 2
Eklof c 0
Greenman g 3
Dischinger g 0
Rentz g 2
Lindstrom g 0
Totals 14
Von Feldt f 4 1 4 9
Sanders f 5 2 0 12
Grimley c 5 4 3 14
Stark g 3 4 2 10
Carroll g 2 0 3 4
Johnson g 0 2 2 2
Totals 19 13 15 51
Undertakers Win
3rd Victory 19-13
Standings: Won Lost
# 8 Undertakers 3 0
# 6 Unknowns 3 0
# 4 Grubbers 2 1
# 5 Angels 2 1
# 2 Coldshots 1 2
# 3 Whiz-Kids 1 2
# 1 Rebels 0 3
# 7 Goldbricks 0 3
The Intramural Basketball league
swung into action again last week
after a week's lay-off during Found-ers'
Week. In the opening game
Palmquist's Undertakers proved
that their rise from last place in
the first round to first place in this
round was n. fake. They took the
measure of the Whiz-Kids by a
19-13 score. Once again their -
bucket-tight defense proved succ-essful,
and they held the opposi-tion
under 15 points for the third
straight game.
In the second game the Grub-bers
led by Captain Grubb with 14
points stopped the Angels' bid for
a third victory by a 34-23 score.
Christenson teamed up with Grubb
to score 26 of their team's points.
The Coldshots eked out a 22-21
victory over the Goldbricks in the
third game to climb out of the
2 4 6
1 1 11
1 0 1
1 0 5
0 3 0
2 3 8
1 5 1
1 3 5
0 0 0
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Library Continues Bethelites Fill
To Add New Books Music Positions
Sentence Sermons
Reuben Holm:
We must die to self if we are to
show to the world the Lord Jesus.
We must be careful that we don't
stand in the light and keep the
light away from those who want
to see Jesus.
Dr. Day:
Spirit filled Christians don't need
to pound tables of tais%1 !heir
voices in order to make people
hear them.
If Christ is working through us
there is a sound from heaven no
matter how we say what we're
Walter Wilson:
Our Lord has what we want and
what we need.
Dr. Ironside:
The one thing that grieves the
Holy Spirit most all is just ignor-ing
The Freshmen Challenge
Sophomores to Game
FM stands for the Froshmore
basketball game to be held Thurs-day
night, March 11, at 8:00. For
only 15 cents you can watch the
Freshmen battle the Sophmores in
an attempt to determine superior-ity.
The basketball game is spon-sored
by the Freshman class.
Campus News Briefs
Mrs. Raier (Ma) Olson has re-turned
to the kitchen of the dining
hall again to assume her duties as
head cook. She has been convalesc-ing
several months following in-juries
sustained in a fall last sum-mer
Eugene Johnson is leaving
school at the end of the winter
quarter in order to assist Rev.
Albin Carlson drive the newly
purchased Conference truck to
Anchorage, Alaska Sherwood
Ohlson is still confined to Midway
Hospital with serious back injuries
received in a tobogganing party
two weeks ago.
Among a recent addition in our
library collection has been a re-ference
book called "Yearbook of
the United Nations — 1946-1947."
This yearbook is the first of a
series of annual volumes to be pro-duced
by the United Nations De-partment
of Public Information
which contain accounts of the ac-tivities
and achievements of the
United Nations. This 1946-47 edit-ion
covers the period from the
birth of the "United Nations" idea
to July 1, 1947. Special chapters
are devoted to the Dumbarton
Oaks, Yalta and San Francisco con-ferences.
In a comprehensive series of ap-pendices,
the yearbook contains the
chapter of the United Nations; a
chronology of United Nations'
events ; who's who in United Nat-ions,
and a bibliography on the
United Nations. It has already
proven to be a valuable source of
information in our library.
Other new books added recently
Archibald, Arthur: New Testament
Brooks, Fowler: Psychology of Ad-olescence
Cathir, Willa: Death Comes for the
Cathir, Willa: One of Ours
Clark, Dan: West in American
Channing, Edward: History of the
United States, Vol. I and V
Faegre, Marion: Child Care and
Flesch, Rudolf: Art of Plain Talk
Harte, Bret: Luck of Roaring Camp
Hartmann, George: Educational
Hawison, George: Limits of Evolu-tion
Jewett, Sarah: County of the Point-ed
Jacks, Lawrence: Revolt Against
M echanism
Kalijawi, Thorsten: Modern World
Marie, Grand Duchess of Russia:
Education of a Princess, A Mem-oir
Among the students who are at-tending
Bethel this year are many
who have part-time jobs in local
churches as choir directors, organ-ists,
or pianists. The students have
not limited themselves to just the
Baptist denomination but have ac-.
cepted positions in other church af-filiations.
Most of these individuals
have had some experience of some
sort before they came to Bethel.
Included in the list of those who
have such jobs are, Marwin Lind-stedt,
who directs the choir at the
First Evangelical Free Church of
St. Paul; Bert Anderson, who per-forms
the triple duties of senior
and junior choir director and
organist at the Warrendale Pres-byterian
Church in St. Paul; and
Roy Johnson, directing the choir
at Wheelock Parkway Baptist
Church. Laverne Wall is the organ-ist
at Bethlehem Chapel, Minneap-olis,
Hazel Bondeson directs the
choir at Oak Hill Baptist Church,
Goldie Erickson plays for the Gos-pel
Tabernacle, the Marilyn
'Westberg plays the organ in her
home church in Cambridge, Minn-esota.
Other choir directors include Bob
Mantzke, Bethlehem Baptist
Church, Minneapolis, Alan Olsson,
Minnehaha Baptist Church, Minn-eapolis,
and Bill Phillips, in a Co-venant
church in Minneapolis. This
list is incomplete, but it gives
something of an idea of what some
of the students are doing.
(Continued from Col. 2)
Miller, Alphonse: Thaddeus Stev-ens
Monaghan, James: Diplomat in
Carpet Slippers
Muirhead, John: Use of Philosophy
Neal, Robert: Editing the Small
City ,Daily
Perkins, Clarence: Ancient History
Warren, Robert Penn: John Brown,
the Making of a Martyr
Weaver, John: John Ecology
M. E. Axeen, Librarian
Campus Calendar
Friday, March 5—Quarter exams
and registration
Saturday, March 6—Freshman tests
Monday, March 8—Spring Quarter
• begins
Sacred Concert
Tuesday, March 9—Male Chorus
Concert, Bethlehem Chapel, Minn-eapolis.
Old Routine Repeated
In Girl's Dorm
Well, Rosie, Founders' Week is
over and we're back again to the
Old Regime in the Girls' Dorm. J.
W.'s familiar tune of "Operator",
was that my buzzer?" returns again
to echo through the second floor
Did I tell you that Marilyn Starr
is leaving for St. Cloud College
next quarter. and Jean Butler will
be on her way to California in a
few weeks.
Myrt and Sigs have adopted a
new solution to the visiting pro-blem
during exam week. Yesterday
I saw a "Smallpox, Keep out" sign
hanging on the door.
My roommate is hoping the next
open house doesn't come too soon
—rho might have to clean the room
I'd better cut this short else
I'll be eampused again. Write soon.
Love, Marge
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Wanted Worldwide: Credit Union Social Media Strategy
World Council workshop participants brainstorm multimedia opportunities to attract Gen Y members
May 24, 2013
MADISON, Wis. — Thirteen credit union and trade association marketing executives from Australia, Brazil, Canada, Korea and the United States met at World Council of Credit Unions' headquarters in Madison, Wis. (USA) earlier this week for a day-and-a-half Build the Brand Workshop, funded by a grant from Vancity Credit Union (Canada). The workshop's goal was to develop strategies for credit unions to reach a younger audience through social media. The event built on the inaugural Build the Brand Workshop last year, which identified credit union messaging that resonates with today's consumers worldwide.
"Social media presents credit unions worldwide with an opportunity to deepen their relationship with members, especially Generation Y," said Brian Branch, World Council president and CEO. "We greatly appreciate the credit union marketing experts' participation and look forward to sharing the results with the rest of the global community at the World Credit Union Conference in Ottawa."
Moderated by Shel Holtz, principal of Holtz Communication + Technology and expert in integrating technology into communications strategies, the workshop provided a blend of expert advice, participant presentations on credit union social media efforts, and brainstorming sessions during which the multi-national teams addressed opportunities and campaign initiatives to engage younger generations through social media.
Workshop participants included Russell Allert, online communications coordinator of Queenslanders Credit Union (Australia); Daniel Ferretti, chief marketing officer of SICREDI (Brazil); Heather Harmse, digital marketing manager for Vancity Credit Union (Canada), Gail Stepanik-Keber, chief brand and corporate social responsibility officer for Servus Credit Union (Canada); Tania Goodine, vice president brand for Libro Financial Group (Canada); Kevin Heo, international program officer for the National Credit Union Federation of Korea; David Southall, president and CEO for Innovations Federal Credit Union (USA); Tansley Stearns, director of impact for the Filene Research Institute (USA); Connie Fedor, communications manager for the University of Wisconsin Credit Union (USA); Sean McDonald; director of business development for MidState Federal Credit Union (USA); Janet Garkey, manager of member education for Credit Union National Association (USA); Tara Bross, marketing specialist for Linn Area Credit Union (USA); Josh Allison, relationship development manager for Horizon Credit Union (USA).
Russell Allert, online communications coordinator of Queenslanders Credit Union (Australia), explains the importance of credit unions using social media to engage with and to listen to their members.
Participants from all five countries addressed the challenges their credit unions face in meeting consumer expectations for social media engagement with limited resources, including a lack of employee training, relevant content curation tools and technological incompatibility with mobile and tablet devices. Participants also agreed that credit unions must incorporate a content strategy that articulates cooperatives' social responsibility philosophy, which they found resonates with younger audiences' personal values.
"The difficulty in attracting younger members is not unique to credit unions in the USA," said workshop participant Sean McDonald in a blog post after the event. "Our challenges are the same, our focus points are the same, and our goals are aligned."
Results from the workshop and further discussion of credit union brand marketing will take place during a session at World Council's 2013 World Credit Union Conference, July 14–17, in Ottawa, Canada. For more information on the conference and to register for the event, visit www.Ottawa2013.org.
World Council of Credit Unions is the global trade association and development platform for credit unions. World Council promotes the sustainable development of credit unions and other financial cooperatives around the world to empower people through access to high quality and affordable financial services. World Council advocates on behalf of the global credit union system before international organizations and works with national governments to improve legislation and regulation. Its technical assistance programs introduce new tools and technologies to strengthen credit unions' financial performance and increase their outreach.
World Council has implemented 300+ technical assistance programs in 89 countries. Worldwide, 89,026 credit unions in 117 countries serve 260 million people. Learn more about World Council's impact around the world at www.woccu.org.

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Every houseboater knows the importance of having a reliable power source onboard at all times. Without power, there's no hot water for showers, no way to watch movies or enjoy late-night card games with the family. These days, generators are more than electricity-generating, noisy machines on the stern of your boat; they are smaller, quieter and more environmentally friendly. Take a look at these models from some of the big players in the marine generator market and find one to suit you and your entertainment provider this summer.
Rugged dependability, high quality and innovation make Cummins Onan Marine Generators a leader in marine generator design and development, providing performance you rely on, whether out on the water or at the dock.
The digital QD (Quiet Diesel) Series models are the first marine generator sets with self-monitoring capability and network communication.
The optional Cummins Onan Digital Display provides user-friendly diagnostics, including extensive engine and alternator information, self-diagnostic features and text display.
The Cummins Onan Marine Generators with advanced design and development processes use technology to lower sound and vibration. The sound shields minimize noise and deliver better sound quality and the optimized mounting system greatly reduces vibration.
Certified to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) emission standards.
Onan branded products are used in recreational vehicle, marine, commercial mobile, residential standby and portable applications. Cummins Power Generation branded products include temporary or permanent pre-integrated Power Command power systems and related accessories. Power system products include diesel and gas generator sets, automatic transfer switches and paralleling switchgear used in commercial and industrial applications for emergency backup or as the primary power source. Cummins Power Generation also provides services ranging from system design, project management, financing, and operation and maintenance contracts to development of turnkey power plants.
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The 7.5EKD from Kohler features an integral heat exchanger, CARB/EPA emission-compliant design for low CO emissions and one-side serviceability of the fuel filter, cooling systems and lubrication system. It's clear that if you're looking for a generator that is easy to service as well as environmentally-friendly, the 7.5EKD is one to consider.
In addition to the previous features, this model is sequential-port throttle-body fuel-injected and comes with an attached overflow bottle.
The generator itself comes with a remote start 12-pin connector, and a voltage regulation of plus or minus 1.5 percent. Both the rotor and stator are vacuum impregnated and coated with high-bond epoxy varnish, which helps prevent corrosion in high-humidity areas.
Copper windings ensure minimal heat buildup, while the insulation meets NEMA standards for class H insulation.
Directly connected to the engine, the generator has sealed precision ball bearings with a precision-machined steel sleeve in the end bracket (or end bearing tolerance ring) to prevent shaft misalignment and extend bearing life.
Today, Kohler has taken its place on the leading edge of total solutions for residential, commercial and industrial standby/emergency power, distributed power, recreational power, rental, power for special events and more. And as the company sees demand for new and different kinds of power expanding to levels previously unseen, the commitment to innovative products, world-class engineering, responsive after-sale support and unmatched value is stronger than ever.
The ideal 6kW generator set is small and lightweight. The M673L3 certainly qualifies. But it stands apart through its remarkable long-life reliability. The reason? The M673L3 runs at 1800 rpm (1500 rpm for 50 Hz) instead of 3600 rpm. Consider that during only 2000 hours of operation the 1800 rpm M673L3 will turn 216 million fewer revolutions than a 3600 rpm set. Its pistons will travel 38,522 fewer miles. Its cylinders will withstand 108 million fewer detonations. Which engine do you think will give more years of reliable service?
The M673L3 has a balanced Lugger three-cylinder diesel instead of a rough two banger. Four platform isolation mounts reduce vibration transmission even more.
For maximum comfort afloat, the new M673L3 has a Sound Maze air intake system. Air enters through a molded rubber hose and an acoustic dampening chamber. Air goes in but much less noise gets out. For maximum sound attenuation, specify a sound enclosure. It is constructed of electrogalvanized steel panels with a powder-coated aluminum extruded framework, and creates a 23 percent smaller overall package than previous versions.
The generator's automatic voltage regulator is powered by an auxiliary AC stator winding that isolates it from the main windings. The AVR always has clean power to provide excitation for faster load response and better motor starting.
Your air conditioner and other motor-driven equipment will love being matched with the 673.
A 30 amp AC circuit breaker in the junction box protects your wiring. Safety shutdowns for low oil pressure, high coolant temperature and high exhaust temperature protect your engine.
The M673L3 meets US EPA Tier III emission standards. You, your moorage neighbors and the environment will all benefit.
With 1800 rpm reliability, low emissions, quiet operation and strong motor starting, good things do come in small packages.
Volpi's most unique product is its Pagura 5000, which produces 4kW of continuous power, plus a 300 percent short-term overload capability for air conditioner start up. It has a remarket weight of only 183 pounds. With its small size and very low noise rating of 52 DBA, the Pagura 5000 is a clear choice for the consumer wanting a high-quality marine generator for his houseboat.
Established in 1933, Volpi is currently specializing in producing diesel marine soundproof generating sets, totally water-cooled, manufactured for the marine leisure market with a low noise level and with the lowest weight and size in this market.To achieve the above target not only the engine is water-cooled but a stainless steel jacket around the windings with the main benefit to have no need of ventilation openings into the sound shield, and consequently no noise can escape.A water-cooled AC generator has a higher efficiency in a more compact shape, and as fringe benefit does not release heat into the engine compartment where the temperature in summer can already be high due to the main engine's presence.
Volpi was initially known for assembling petrol and diesel engines with generators, pumps, compressors and similar devices for naval shipyard purposes. In the 1980's, Volpi Tecno Energia, following the demands of the nautical leisure market, oriented itself toward this sector, obtaining a success higher than expected, enabling the company to develop increasingly more sophisticated and finalized units for leisure boats.
Westerbeke's Safe-CO gasoline-fueled generators reduce deadly carbon monoxide emissions by more than 99 percent-make boating safer for you, your loved ones, your guests and the environment!
Westerbeke Safe-CO generators deliver the affordable, compact, lightweight, quiet, and reliable marine generator qualities that have made Westerbeke the preferred choice among seasoned boat manufacturers and boat owners.
Westerbeke's innovative Safe-CO engineering and electronic fuel injection make this breakthrough in gas marine generator safety possible and it also just earned the NMMA (National Marine Manufacturers Association) Innovation Award for its Westerbeke Safe-CO genset.
Westerbeke's Safe-CO generator performance is matched only by its customer service performance, powered by a worldwide distributor and dealer network. Whether the issue is Safe-CO generator parts, warranty, or technical service, the distributors and dealers for Westerbeke are dedicated to making sure that every customer is taken care of in the most efficient way possible. Wherever you are, odds are that friendly Westerbeke Safe-CO marine generator support is close by.
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The most important feature of "P-CSO" (as it's called) is that it is a business book. P-CSO teaches readers (assumed to be techies, for the most part) how to think like a businessperson who reports and interacts with other businesspeople. I took business classes in college and graduate school, and I run my own business. Most of the time, however, I'm doing technical work. I usually stay so busy that I don't consciously consider the sorts of business issues Mike describes. Consider the following quote from pages 51-2:
The only way to get a seat at the table is by holding yourself to the same standards as everyone else. Operate a program, improve where necessary, track metrics, and report progress. Then repeat. Welcome to the wonderful world of business...
In business, perception is often more important than reality. Competence does the CSO little good unless senior management perceives him (or her) as competent. To do that, a Pragmatic CSO must learn to approach the job as a business manager does. The CSO job should be managed in the same way that the CFO manages finances, the CIO manages the IT department, and the CEO manages the business. This means identifying business goals, creating a step-by-step plan for achieving those goals, and executing on that plan, all the while communicating activities and success to senior management... instead of being treated as a security wonk.
Consider this from page 45:
When the CEO asked you if your security is effective, do you think he believed you... Since you haven't told the CEO what effective security is, why would he believe you?
In other words, frame perceptions. Furthermore, from page 70:
If there are no consequences for failure, you aren't a business unit.
So what is good security? Read pages 47-48:
No availability issues due to security problems. No loss of corporate intellectual property. No lawsuits because of policy violations. No problems that cause the PR spin-meisters to work overtime. Finally, a strong presentation to the auditors and examiners that you are in compliance with whatever regulation/policy is applicable...
You want show show improvement in the areas that are within your control. You want to see awareness going in the right direction. You want to make sure that security is not so onerous that it's getting in the way of business. You want to show that your environment is getting more secure via periodic penetration and vulnerability tests. And you want to show that you continue to improve how incidents are dealt with.
What, no tracking to show that 100% of machines are patched? Who cares! Mike is exactly right there, and here on pages 46-47:
Security is clearly overhead... the goals of any security program are to maintain availability, protect intellectual property, shepherd the brand, limit corporate liability, and ensure compliance. None of those activities directly contribute to the top line. But it can provide a strategic advantage...
[Y]ou are not going to put together a model that shows a positive ROI. That is fruitless and very hard to prove, so ultimately it's a waste of time. But we are trying to evangelize the mindset that an effective, programmatic approach to security will save the company money.
From the book I synthesized a few lists I plan to use in the future.
First, how to run a business or team:
- Set goals.
- Build a plan.
- Execute the plan.
- Track metrics and try to improve.
- Report progress.
The last item really only applies when you have upper or outside accountability.
Second, how to build a business plan using five elements:
- Position: Why does your group exist?
- Priorities: Where should you focus attention?
- Structure: How should you organize and operate?
- Service: What do you deliver to customers?
- Time: When are your deadlines?
None of this may make an impact unless you're in the middle of a project that involves contemplating such issues. As a small business owner I'm always grappling with these subjects. Even though P-CSO is written for Chief Security Officers in the corporate world, I found its business focus helpful for me as a consultant and business person. If any of what I wrote resonates with you, I strongly recommend buying and reading The Pragmatic CSO. All CSOs should also have a copy, period.


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Mechanical engineering is complex as assemblies are designed to perform a specific task with a specific target performance. Digital prototyping, combined with digital analysis and simulation, allows product development teams to virtually create and analyze a mechanical product in its environment. Mechanical engineers must be equipped with these tools so that they can gain insight into key factors in quality and performance early in the product development phase.
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This solution significantly reduces repetitive operations and makes it faster for users to learn. In addition, complex parts can be created faster than ever with productive tools such as Automatic Draft and Filleting.
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It is fun to speculate Andre Ethier and Carlos Gonzalez in the Mets' outfield. I would also take Josh Willingham, but pass on Carl Crawford and Alfonso Soriano. It would take a lot in terms of prospects and cash down the line to make a run at Giancarlo Stanton.
These names have been suggested as outfield possibilities for the Mets, but of all of them, only Willingham in terms of salary and talent they would surrender, makes the most immediate sense.
The Mets claim to have the resources, but we've heard that refrain before. Don't tell us who is out there; tell us when you sign somebody. Until then, it is all just running in place. I want the bird in hand.
Either and Gonzalez represent an exorbitant cost in terms of salary and prospects if they trade, or just salary if they wait for the free-agent market.
They would have to wait several years for Stanton to become available on the free-agent market, and quite frankly they would be diving into the deep end of the pool if they went after him now. But, that might be their only chance because in an open market, the Mets won't be able to compete.
However, I don't think the Mets would be willing – or daring enough – to go in that direction.
Crawford and Soriano would just cost too much money for little production. If they went in that direction, they might as well have kept Jason Bay.
Every time I read these names, also mentioned are Zack Wheeler and Travis d'Arnaud. But, the Mets aren't dealing them, although there is no guarantee of their stardom.
For the past few years the Mets sold us on the belief of the future with those prospects and Matt Harvey. They preached the future to the point where they let Jose Reyes walk and traded R.A. Dickey.
I might be willing to deal d'Arnaud because they have Kevin Plawecki, who is 22, in the minors. He's in Single-A and still a few years away, but having John Buck means they could take the risk with d'Arnaud if it's the right deal.
As far as Wheeler goes, he's wild in Triple-A and not close to being ready. The Mets have seen wildness in Mike Pelfrey and Oliver Perez, so they don't need another scatter arm. Wheeler also has blister issues, so it would be premature to give up on him now, because that might be the cause of his problems.
It would likely take both Wheeler and d'Arnaud for Stanton. The Marlins might be willing to trade in the division, but are the Mets willing to face Wheeler and d'Arnaud 18 times a year?
I'm inclined to guess not, so the path with them would be to see what develops.
The Mets are making an investment in the future, so it's ridiculous to change course and go back to the days when they chased the big names.
They chased Mo Vaughn and Roberto Alomar when they were in the twilight of their careers. They chased Carlos Beltran, Tom Glavine, Pedro Martinez and Carlos Delgado, but didn't have the complimentary pieces. They were unlucky with Bay and Johan Santana. They were lucky not to get Alex Rodriguez.
In all cases, the timing wasn't there. I don't think it is there with Stanton. The Mets have hit the bottom and are now showing signs of growth. There's still a lot of work to do, but there will be even more if they reverse course now and guess wrong.
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Not ever having eaten a truly authentic paella on which to base this recipe, I decided instead to start with a few flavors I really love, incorporate some tried and true paella techniques, and see where this experiment would take me. I'm pleased to say that this dish took me somewhere beautiful (though you can hardly tell by the picture above), deeply flavorful and really fun.
My launch point for the dish was a Tom Colicchio spiced lobster recipe that I have loved for years. To that lobster I added a soffritto made with onions, celery and fennel, some concentrated crushed tomatoes, lobster stock, an ancho and a roasted red pepper, pimenton, chourizo, peas and roasted fennel. All of this was cooked more or less in a traditional manner for a paella, and when served spritzed with some fresh lemon juice and sprinkled with minced tarragon and chives, yielded a really tasty dish that I will surely be making again.
Not ever having eaten a truly authentic paella on which to base this recipe, I decided instead to start with a few flavors I really love, incorporate some tried and true paella techniques, and see where this experiment would take me. I'm pleased to say that this dish took me somewhere beautiful (though you can hardly tell by the picture above), deeply flavorful and really fun.
Serves: 6
1 1/2 pound live lobsters
chourizo sausages
fennel bulbs, cored, thinly sliced and roasted - fronds reserved for stock
1 1/2
cups Arborio rice
cup dry white wine
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cups peas
cup soffritto
cup crushed san marzano tomatoes, strained to remove excess liquid
large red pepper
dried ancho pepper, rehydrated and finely minced
3 1/2 - 4
cups lobster stock *
"Lobster Spice" * to taste (coriander, fennel, mustard, bay and cayenne)
teaspoon pimenton
pinch saffron
lemon wedges
finely minced tarragon and chives
kosher salt and fresh ground black pepper
- For the soffritto: In a large, high sided saute pan place 1 3/4 cups EVOO, 4 cups finely minced onion, 2 cups finely minced celery, and 2 cups finely minced fennel bulb. Cook over medium-low heat, stirring occasionally until the vegetables take on a color of a light caramel (amber) and become very sweet. This will likely take from between 2-3 hours. Remove from heat and let cool. This recipe will make about 4 cups of soffritto, refrigerate or freeze the balance for a future use...it will make practically ANYTHING taste better.
- For the lobster and stock: Pull apart the three lobsters, separating the tails and claws from the bodies. Wrap the claws and tails in two layers of plastic wrap and par-cook in salted boiling water, 4 minutes for the tails, 6 minutes for the claws. Remove from the boil, cool under cold running water, unwrap and using poultry shears, remove the meat from the shells. Refrigerate the meat until ready to use, reserve the shell pieces for making the stock. (If pulling apart live lobsters makes you squeamish, place them head-first in boiling water for about 1 minute to kill them before dismembering, then proceed with the process as written). Split the bodies in half running from the eyes to the tail, remove and discard any tomalley and the head-sack from the carapace, reserve the cleaned bodies for the stock. In a large stock pot, sweat a couple of chopped shallots, a chopped large carrot, a chopped branch of celery, and a few sprigs of fresh tarragon. Add the uncooked, split lobster bodies and cook until they have turned red. Add the reserved cooked claw and tail shells, the chopped fennel fronds (from the 2 bulbs), and a bay leaf. Cover with water, bring to a boil, then reduce to a simmer and cook for about an hour, skimming scum from the surface as necessary. When done, strain through a fine mesh strainer, put 4 cups into a saucepan and reserve, freeze the rest for a future use.
- For the lobster spice: Take 1 teaspoon each of fennel seeds, coriander seeds, and mustard seeds and toast them lightly in a small pan. Transfer them to a spice mill along with 1 bay leaf and a pinch of cayenne pepper and grind to a powder.
- Pre-heat the oven to 400?. Core and slice each fennel bulb into 1/4 inch thick slices, toss with EVOO, salt and pepper, place on a baking sheet and roast until caramelized, about 25 minutes, flip slices about halfway through cooking. Place into a bowl, cover and reserve. Core and seed the red pepper, cut into long thin strips, toss with EVOO, salt and pepper and roast until soft and lightly browned, about 15 minutes. Add to the cooked fennel and reserve.
- When ready to make the paella, crush a pinch of saffron and add it to the stock, heat the stock until it boils, then turn the heat to low and keep it at the ready. Sprinkle the lobster meat with salt, pepper and some "lobster spice", cook in EVOO in the paella pan set over low-medium heat until it just firms up and is cooked though, remove from the heat and reserve. Turn the heat up to medium, slice the chourizo on a bias and add to the paella pan with another splash of EVOO if needed. Cook until nicely browned, then remove from pan and reserve. Pour off any excess fat from the sausage, then put the pan back on the heat and add the soffritto, the strained crushed tomatoes, the minced ancho chili, the pimenton, and the wine. Let cook until the alcohol from the wine has evaporated.
- Add the rice and half of the hot stock and stir gently to incorporate the rice. Let it sit undisturbed until the liquid has been incorporated. Add another 1 1/2 cups of stock, keeping back 1/2 cup in case you need it at the end, stir again gently, then take a quick taste and season with salt and pepper as needed. When the liquid is almost fully absorbed check the rice, and if done to your liking, pull the pan from the heat. If not, ad the remaining stock and finish cooking. When removed from the heat, quickly stir the peas and the roasted fennel into the rice. Lay the lobster, chourizo and red pepper strips on the rice in some sort of fanciful design, press into the rice to warm, then cover the pan and let rest for 10 minutes.
- Spritz the surface with fresh lemon juice and sprinkle with minced tarragon and chive, serve with additional lemon wedges.
- This recipe was entered in the contest for Your Best Paella
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On the Prowl
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Most girls would throw a fit if their parents tried to set up an arranged marriage for them. It's so outrageously old-fashioned—even for a Tiguri family, members of a fierce race of shapeshifting weretigers. But Saskia isn't getting her claws out just yet. She'll go through with this marriage to help unite two powerful families—and because her husband-to-be Nicolas Preda is the sexiest, hunkiest, and only man she's ever wanted…
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This paper considers the nature of Stonehenge and other Neolithic sites from an unusual perspective, that of medicine. At Stonehenge, the finish and pattern of the stones suggest that the trilithons represent the parents of the past, while the overall layout symbolizes Earth Mother, the Mother Goddess. Concern for this deity probably reflects the enormous infant mortality of the time; she represented birth, and the continuance of life. For this reason the circle came to represent her, since, unlike rows of stones, a circle goes on forever; there is circumstantial evidence to support this view. Therefore, the other widespread circles may also symbolize this goddess, while different sites may show her in different roles. The plan of Stonehenge suggests her in the role of Goddess of Conception and Birth, that of A vebury as Goddess of Motherhood and Nurture, and the "T -plan" of West Kennett shows her ready to give rebirth to her people. The underlying principle may be that the circle represents the goddess, the female, and hope for the continuance of life. As so much at Stonehenge, these suggestions cannot be proven; however, they are based on direct observations on the stones, as seen today, and are worth consideration.
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The high cost of needless wars - nation-building vs. community building
James Clingman | 9/9/2013, 9:42 a.m.
(NNPA) – With their fingers on the triggers, the secretary of defense and others in our government are poised to strike Syria and commit fighting troops to that country, even at a time when the soldiers in Afghanistan are scheduled to leave. Understanding that World War II and the Vietnam War, followed of course by the war in Iraq, brought with them huge windfall profits to various corporations, we should brace ourselves for this next foray into a foreign country, especially one that is located in the so-called Middle East.
Along with the regular accouterments of war, such as private armies of well-paid mercenaries such as Blackwater, there are also the firms that feed the troops, including those like Kellogg, Brown and Root, and others that take care of construction and other vital "services" for the government. Remember Halliburton? They are probably licking their chops right now at the prospect of an attack on Syria. Let the good times roll – again.
What about the everyday guy and gal in this country? Will we once again feel the pain of our young people dying while defending another country? And will we ultimately pay for this war, as we did for that unnecessary war in Iraq, with our low stagnant wages? While I don't know the answer to the first question, surely the answer to the second question is probably "Yes."
It has already started, but get ready for more pain at the pump. Get ready for price gouging and everything else that goes with strife in the Middle East. Some speculators and "oil watchers" say prices will not rise because Syria produces such a relatively small amount of the world's oil. That fact along with the U.S. having increased its production and having moved away from total dependency on foreign oil (Can you say, North Dakota?) lessens the likelihood of high oil prices if Syria is attacked.
Peel back this onion a bit more and you will find lurking just beneath the surface counter-threats by Iran and other groups in the Middle East. In retaliation for a U.S. strike of Syria, there is a very good possibility that Iran will get a couple of its groups, such as Hamas and Hezbollah, to start lobbing rockets at Israel, as well as their constant threat of blocking the Strait of Hormuz. Now we have a full blown war and a catastrophe on our hands, which will most assuredly result in outlandish and in some cases unreachable gas prices, at least for those of us who need it most.
Look, I am not an oil analyst, a politician or a soothsayer, but I can look back at the past and learn from it, based upon what has already taken place. I truly hope and pray that I am wrong about this impending war in Syria. We have had enough – too much – war, but as I remember Dr. Martin Luther King's words regarding America and our penchant for war, especially the part about our being the world's greatest purveyor of war, I doubt that this latest one will be avoided. Thus, we will have to pay the bill for it, the way we did for Iraq and Afghanistan; and we are still paying for both.


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To echo what Krugman says here, I recently had to get a new Social Security card. This led to an absolutely harrowing experience where I filled in a form online, went to the local federal building, waited for about 90 seconds, handed the form to a friendly bureaucrat, left, and received my new card in a week This allowed me to fill out a single form and get my driver's license renewed at the DMV in about 15 minutes. It was immensely painful being strangled by all that red tape.
Conversely, my wife has a painful dental issue, which wouldn't normally be a big deal since she's been continuously employed as jobs that provide dental insurance. Alas, she switched jobs last week, which means that there's about a 3-week period in which she lacks insurance although she didn't take a day off and her insurance comes from the same company. So either we'd have to pay for COBRA, which would be as or more expensive than just getting treatment out of pocket (which we can't really afford), or just suffering for a couple weeks. The glories of private, employer-based insurance!
And the thing is that we're very privileged to have dental insurance; what for us was bad lack meeting a completely irrational insurance system is for many Americans always true, and dental issues are in fact serious health issues. In other words, when revolting plutocrat Mitt Romney sneers about how absurd it would be for basic dental care to be included in universal insurance packages, he can cram it with walnuts.


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"Building Our Empire" will be the first state tourism industry conference held in the area
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Hosted by the New York State Travel and Vacation Association and the New York State Department of Economic Development, Division of Tourism, the conference will bring 160 tourism professionals from across New York state to Niagara USA. Typically held downstate, the host organizations chose Niagara Falls as a new destination for this conference.
Included in the seminars and presentations, keynote speaker Amir Eylon of Brand USA will speak about strategic partnerships to increase international tourism to the United States.
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In addition to attending presentations and seminars, the group will participate in events that will showcase the region. During their stay, attendees will have the opportunity to tour Niagara Falls State Park, ride the Maid of the Mist, and take a boat ride on the Lockport Locks & Erie Canal Cruises. They will also enjoy breakfast at the new Niagara Falls Culinary Institute.


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With itty bitty bikinis and cleavage-baring shirts, celebrities aren't shy about boasting their busts. While a few keep it real, we know most are working with more than their mamas gave them. Sometimes the surgeon's work is in-your-face apparent and ghastly (ahem, Heidi Montag), but there are also some pretty darn good boob jobs in Hollywood. As well there should be, as those doctors have plenty of practice.
Here are five of the best boob jobs in Hollywood. We can't actually confirm that they all have gone under the knife, but if they haven't, they should consider making this list a coup. Because the ultimate compliment to any woman's breasts is for someone to question if they're real or fake.
Bethenny Frankel If I ever decide to have my own breasts done, it will be a picture of Frankel's that I take with me to the surgeon as my goal. Hers are perfection -- not too big, not too small. Lovely.
Kim Kardashian She may be known for her other asset, but she's not lacking up top either. She's all curves, coming and going.
Kate Gosselin Love her or not, you have to admit she looks good, especially after having EIGHT children. Never mind that little matter of her plastic surgeon's daughter, Hailey Glassman, and Jon hooking up, the doctor did good work.
Audrina Patridge Again, it's not about if we like the celeb, but rather her rack. While she may not be able to act, she can rock a bikini like few others. Much bigger and she'd look ridiculous, but hers are pretty well in proportion with the rest of her fab bod.
Britney Spears Not always known for her classy ways, but Brit Brit keeps it pretty tasteful when it comes to the size of her breasts. What she chooses to stuff them into is another matter.
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PopUps: Andy Cohen Defends Sarah Jessica Parker Amid Kim Cattrall Feud
Andy Cohen is defending Sarah Jessica Parker after the feud between her and her "Sex and the City" costar Kim Cattrall turned intense over the weekend.
After news broke that Cattrall's missing brother Chris was found dead, Parker expressed support and sympathy for Cattrall and her family. But Cattrall wasn't having any of it, taking to Instagram and posting an image of text that reads, "I don't need your love or support at this tragic time @sarahjessicaparker." She captioned the photo by writing,
My Mom asked me today "When will that @sarahjessicaparker, that hypocrite, leave you alone?" Your continuous reaching out is a painful reminder of how cruel you really were then and now. Let me make this VERY clear. (If I haven't already) You are not my family. You are not my friend. So I'm writing to tell you one last time to stop exploiting our tragedy in order to restore your 'nice girl' persona.
Cattrall, who played Samantha on "Sex and the City," also added a link to a New York Post article that detailed alleged "mean girls culture" on the set of the hit HBO show.
Cohen is adding his two cents on the feud, speaking out about it on his "Radio Andy" Sirus XM show, People magazine points out.
"I thought it was fake. I was like, 'There's no way Kim Cattrall has posted this on her Instagram.' This is a woman who is in the middle of grieving the loss of her brother, which is tragic and sad," he said on his Monday episode. "She accused [Sarah Jessica Parker] of exploiting a tragedy and I've been getting all these tweets from people."
"She was doing press all last week for 'Divorce,'" he went on to say. "And you know, guess what? When you're doing press, you're asked the same questions about what's going on. So people, I'm sure, were like, 'What do you think of what happened?' And she simply and concisely expressed her condolences.
"I would not call that exploiting a tragedy," Cohen added. "What was she supposed to do? Say something bad? I don't understand,"
Cohen later said he doesn't like that people are calling the actresses feud a "catfight."
"There's only one person fighting here," he said.
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Conference Services
Consider Evangel University when looking for a location to host your next business meeting, training event or conference. Known for its beautiful campus and convenient location, Evangel is large enough for groups of most sizes while remaining small enough to easily navigate. Conference Services offers no-obligation tours of facilities to determine if spaces are right for you. Contact the office today for more information about what Evangel has to offer.
Evangel has space for a few dozen or a few thousand. Our facilities are equipped with technologies such as Wi-Fi, projectors, built-in audio, projection systems and many other options that can be fit to match your specifications. If catering is part of your event, Aladdin Food Services is conveniently located on campus and can be consulted for dining options.
Perfect for business presentations and training sessions, there are several auditoriums that feature stage areas and presentation tools. Rooms include presentation computers with internet, DVD player and crisp projector. If you prefer to bring your own computer, there are connections for that as well. Catering options are also available. Seating is flexible for capacities between 30-150.
Dining Hall
This is an impressive location for banquets and large receptions. The room's set-up allows for maximum flexibility, including features such as 12-feet-tall windows, high ceilings, curved wood-backed chairs and fanciful lighting make this room shine. Seating Capacity: 450.
Conference Rooms
When a custom creation is necessary, conference rooms are attractive for groups up to 50, 75 or 100. With round and rectangular tables of various sizes, staging and built-in sound systems and many catering options, Evangel's conference rooms are configurable for many occasions.
Recital Hall and Chapel Auditorium
For musical performances, large events or recitals, Evangel features two of the premiere venues in the area. The Chapel auditorium has a floor capacity of 1,404 with 766 additional seats in the balcony. It is equipped with new advanced sound systems, portable risers, a 16′ Steinway grand piano and plush chair-back seats throughout.
Barnett Recital Hall accommodates 283 and is also equipped with piano, risers, chair-back seats, and built-in lighting and sound. Beautiful cherry wood paneling and stone creates an acoustic and aesthetic experience that can't be beat.
Conference ServicesContact
(417) 865-2815, ext. 7981