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My Viking Witch Overdress
Added Apr 25, 2012
by angelical
Århus, Denmark
Viking overdress made of 3 m wool-look-a-like cotton after the same pattern as my medieval chemise. The sleeves are shorter and wider and the hem 10 cm shorter, but everything else is the same.
The neckline and sleeve hems have simple, dark green embroidery.
It's appropriate for both viking and early medieval. Here modelled over my medieval chemise (see more pictures elsewhere on this site), a wide leather belt, a simple black cloak (7/12 of a circle with narrow ties) and a medieval hood.
More info on my blog,
I am to wear this costume at Krigslive VIII (War LARP 8) this weekend. I will play Ingrid of the Raven Hill, a young, viking witch and the religious leader of 50 men. I will see my men draw their swords to defend the last vikings of Island agaist the Christians, led by the danish Bishop.
We are outnumbered by far and WILL lose. Big time. But at least we will look pretty while we do it.
Material Notes
3 m cotton that looks and feels like wool, embroidery floss, thread, fusible interlining
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NEW YORK (CNN) -- For three years, family, friends and her college sorority sisters have been looking for Jennifer Kesse, wondering what happened to her.
Jennifer Kesse would be 26 now. She has been missing since January 24, 2006.
Last week, on the third anniversary of Kesse's disappearance, an inmate in a Florida prison said he might have the answer.
David Russ, a convicted killer being held at the Seminole County Jail, spoke last week with the missing woman's father, Drew Kesse, claiming he had information that could lead to a break in the case.
Details are being withheld from the public. In a jailhouse phone call with CNN, Russ hinted he'd eavesdropped on other inmates. He also was outspoken about his skepticism toward investigators.
"The investigators have messed this case up from the beginning and cannot be trusted," he said. That's why he asked to speak directly with the missing woman's father, he said.
Orlando police are just as skeptical of Russ. They said he provided information they already had.
"His information is not some big break in the case," said Sgt. Barbara Jones of the Orlando Police Department. "We are still hoping for new tips that could lead us to finding Jennifer Kesse."
The 24-year-old financial adviser was just back from a Caribbean vacation with her boyfriend and was getting back into her routine. She went to work at her new job, came home to her new condominium and called her parents. Watch an update on the case »
At 10 p.m., she called her boyfriend, who lived in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Then, her family believes, she went to bed.
The next morning, she got up and showered for work. Her clothes were neatly laid out on her bed, her family says, suggesting she may have tried on a few outfits before deciding what to wear to the office. Then, she disappeared, her family said.
She did not show up for work that Tuesday morning and her employer reported her missing.
Police found Kesse's Chevy Malibu two days later. It was parked in a gated lot about one mile down the road from the condominium complex where she lived. Inside the vehicle, police found some of Kesse's personal items, but her purse, wallet, two cell phones and briefcase were missing. The car doors were locked and the car keys were not found.
Police later released a video surveillance tape of the car being parked in the lot by someone other than Kesse.
The grainy video partially shows a person walking away from the car, past a parking lot gate. Police are uncertain if this person of interest is a man or a woman, because the image is partially obscured by the gate.
The person is described as 5 feet 4 inches, with a short haircut, wearing light-colored clothes and dark shoes. The video is time and date-stamped at noon on the day Kesse disappeared.
Forensic tests on the vehicle came back inconclusive, Sgt. Jones said. No blood or other trace evidence was found to show that Kesse had been injured in the vehicle.
Drew Kesse said that every Tuesday, landscapers worked at the condo complex near his daughter's parking space. The landscapers said they didn't see Kesse leaving her apartment and getting into her car, which she did every weekday morning between 7:30 and 7:45 a.m.
"The only theory we could come up with is that she walked out her front door and was kidnapped somewhere between her front door and the parking lot where her car was. We think since the landscapers didn't see her, she must not have even made it out of the hallways or stairwells of the condo complex," Drew Kesse said.
He added that there weren't any surveillance cameras in the hallways or stairwells at the time his daughter was living there.
Sgt. Jones said investigators have developed forensic evidence from Kesse's car that could someday match with a person of interest and identify a suspect. Police have also released a photo of a green clover tattoo on Kesse's left hip.
Anyone with information leading to Jennifer Kesse or the person responsible for her disappearance is asked to call the tip line at 1-800-423-TIPS. The reward is $10,000. Kesse would be 26 years old and has blonde hair, green eyes, is 5 feet 8 inches tall and weighs 125 pounds.
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Bush: Will Sign Economic Stimulus BillBy Reuters - | Posted 2008-02-08 Print
U.S. President George W. Bush said he would sign a $152 billion economic stimulus package into law next
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President George W. Bush said on Friday he would sign a $152 billion economic stimulus package into law next week.
The Senate and House of Representatives on Thursday approved the measure, a series of tax rebates and business incentives aimed at staving off an election-year recession in the struggling U.S. economy.
"We are in a period of economic uncertainty and we've acted again," Bush told a conservative conference in Washington. "I want to thank the members (of Congress) for passing a good piece of legislation, which I will sign into law next week."
"This bill reflects our principles. It is robust, it is pro-growth, it stimulates business investment and it puts money into the hands of American consumers," he added.
The legislation will provide one-time rebates of up to $600 for individuals or $1,200 for couples, plus $300 for each child. Low-income people, including retirees on Social Security and disabled veterans who pay no income taxes, would receive checks of $300.
The final bill was broader than the original package backed by Bush. The Senate added the benefits for elderly and disabled veterans, who had been left out of the House bill.
To win more Republican support in the closely divided Senate, Democrats had to drop proposed benefits for long-term unemployed workers and other provisions that would have helped low-income people pay heating bills and home builders write off current year losses against previous tax years.
The Senate also added language to ensure illegal immigrants did not receive rebate checks.
With the latest economic date suggesting the U.S. economy is stalling, the bill will inject nearly $152 billion into the economy this year and more than $16 billion next year.
Some economists have said, however, that while the measures will buy time, they may not be enough to avert recession.
(Reporting by Matt Spetalnick and Alan Elsner)
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The secret to great looking party food is abundance. When I'm putting together a platter of any kind (even at a casual gameday party), I try to make it as abundant as possible. I know there are a lot of trends that present food in minimal style, but that goes against the way we inherently think about (and crave) food. I always want our guests to feel like they've been invited to indulge in an endless buffet of tempting treats - and the best way to do this is with full, bountiful platters of beautiful food.
Yep, I'm talking about Nachos. I know, a pretty fancy intro to one of the most basic appetizers of all time. However, I think most people forget about fixing nachos at home. They are the perfect bountiful looking appetizer to put out for a game day party... and verrrry simple.
That's what entertaining is all about, right? Easy food that everyone loves... and whether or not we want to admit it - we all love a huge pile of nachos. It might not be a slow-roasted beef tenderloin, but it is still an indulgence.
Steak Nachos
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1/2 lb. Steak
Taco/Baja/Fajita Seasoning
1 bag of tortilla chips
Cheddar Cheese
Monterey Jack Cheese
Black Beans
Fresh Corn
Pico de Gallo (recipe here)
Green Onions
Coat the steak in seasoning. Grill until medium rare - about 3 minutes on each side. Let rest for 5 minutes, then slice thinly.
First layer of chips.
Layer of shredded cheese.
Second layer of chips + Monterey Jack Cheese.
Black Beans
Cheddar Cheese
Sliced Steak
This is a perfect medium rare - you can use flank steak, strip or sirloin. Just slice it as thin as you can so it is easy to eat.
Pop it a 350 degree the oven for 10 minutes to melt the cheese.
Then top with the pico de gallo (recipe, here, but you can also use store-bought) and sweet corn. For the corn, I just cut kernels off of the ears of corn - no cooking necessary.
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It is not often that I go on kicks of any sort. Typically, I believe in eating whatever I want and walking a lot. We usually eat pretty light during the day and have big dinners with bowls of pasta and bread - which I know is exactly the opposite of what you're supposed to do. My system seems to work for me, my small (but frequent) treats keep my cravings at bay and at the end of the day we have a comforting dinner.
However, every once in a while I need a mini cleanse. Not a strict all juice diet, but just a weekend of feel good food and activities to refresh myself. Last weekend Mike and I treated ourselves to a one night getaway at The Elms (a local grand historic spa and hotel) to rejuvenate and relax. The weather here was unbelievably nice so we took a lot of walks outside. It felt like the smallest glimpse of Spring and put me in the mood for a really fresh and healthy dinner. This is the simplest dish to prepare - all in one pot. It would be perfect for an elegant luncheon, too.
Poached Salmon
& Vegetables
with lemon garlic aioli
serves 4
1 pound of salmon (4 filets)
2 pounds of carrots, peeled and large dice
1 pound of baby potatoes, quarted
1 pound of green beans, trimmed and halved
spring greens & spinach mix
4 cloves of garlic
1 teaspoon sea salt
1 egg yolk
2 tablespoons of fresh lemon juice
1/4 teaspoon of crushed red pepper flakes
1/4 teaspoon of cracked black pepper
1 cup of olive oil
Season a large pot of simmering water with 2 tablespoons of sea salt. Cook potatoes and carrots in simmering water for 5 minutes.
Add green beans and cook for another 3 minutes.
Remove vegetables from water (keeping the water in the pot) and set aside.
Add salmon and cook for 5-10 minutes (depending on the size of your filets).
Meanwhile, make the aioli in a food processor or with a small bowl and whisk. Begin by chopping (in processor or by hand) garlic and salt together. Add egg yolk to the garlic and whirl. Add lemon juice (after juicing, I added the lemon to the pot of water for extra fresh flavor), red pepper flakes and black pepper. Slowly drizzle in olive oil while whirling (or whisking) until mixture has thickened.
To serve, place a pile of greens on the plate, then add vegetables and top with salmon pieces. Drizzle aioli over the entire plate.


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The West has a large security and economic stake in the outcome of a little- known crisis in Georgia and Ukraine right now.
The Rose Revolution in Georgia in 2003 and later the Orange Revolution in Ukraine raised high hopes around the world for democracy in the former Soviet Union.
But since then democratic forces – torn by personal animosities and corrupt interests – have put the future of both countries at risk. In Russia, it was bickering among democrats that eased the way for Vladimir Putin to return Russia to an authoritarian path.
Moscow is now exploiting this vulnerability in Ukraine and Georgia by demonizing democrats, aiding their opponents, and abetting separatists. The failure for democrats within those countries to work together could lead to authoritarian or anti-Western rule.
If Ukraine and Georgia are going to steer clear of that, they must now make hard choices.
In Georgia, US-educated President Mikheil Saakashvili made reforms but then dismissed opposing views and stifled some media and debate. Former compatriots in the Rose Revolution now lead opposition parties. They have blockaded streets and stopped some trains. Tens of thousands of demonstrators packed a football stadium on Georgia's national day, May 26.
Last month the US and the European Union urged the opposition to negotiate reforms. This was largely ignored. Instead, much of the opposition demands the immediate resignation of the Georgian president. Polls show he retains the support of only two-fifths of Georgians. The risk of violence is a serious concern. A Georgian military unit mutinied, and a hand grenade exploded at an antigovernment television station.
Ukraine's current President Viktor Yushchenko and Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko catalyzed democratic forces in the Orange Revolution and then led reforms. But corruption sapped much of the benefits of rapid economic growth and the east-west divide within Ukraine persists. The two leaders became bitter foes. Mr. Yushchenko has gone out of his way to irritate Moscow, while Ms. Tymoshenko has flirted with a coalition that would tie Ukraine closer to Russia. And that's just the scratching the surface.
What lessons do these political tales of woe teach?
First, the Stalinist legacy of pervasive fear which fueled political and social distrust still impedes open debate even though it strengthens countries.
In the wake of a disastrous war with Russia last August and an economic downturn, fissures in Georgia have grown. Debate has helped Georgians come to grips with them. Mr. Saakashvili has wisely avoided a repeat of his 2007 crackdown on peaceful protests and the free media.
The need now is for serious negotiations between sides, and democratic solutions. In Ukraine, open discourse is facilitating tough economic decisions enabling International Monetary Fund support and modulating inter-regional tensions.
The second lesson is that disunity and weakness carry risk at a time when both countries' futures hang in the balance. Blood-letting among democrats in Ukraine weakens their ability to resist Russian pressure on energy transport and Crimea's status. Similar acrimony in Georgia inhibits political conciliation and the development of a loyal and apolitical military.
Appeals are being issued, mainly to the United States, to call local leaders to the woodshed to force resolution of political impasses. Just last week, for example, Yushchenko met with G-7 ambassadors in Kiev (Kyiv) and urged their governments to help save democracy in Ukraine.
But this would not be effective. Politics in Ukraine and Georgia are complex and not well understood by foreigners. Besides this, and perhaps because of this, their counsel is rarely heeded.
In August 2008, Saakashvili ignored repeated warnings, even from the US president, to avoid military confrontation with Russia. In Ukraine, Orange Revolution leaders have turned a deaf ear to the counsel of Western countries and Ukrainian diasporas to seek accommodation and fight corruption.
The hard lesson for Georgia and Ukraine is that governments and citizens must summon courage and solve their own problems. Leaders should make reform their main agenda. If they can't or won't do this, they ought to step aside. A new generation of leaders – young enough never to have been schooled in Soviet ideology – may be better able to contain retrograde forces and carry the banner of reform. Ukraine and Georgia have promising candidates.
The US and Europe meanwhile, must do more to improve conditions for reform – and not disdain prospects for democratic change in troubled areas. The best tool is expanded assistance to foster the rule of law, honest elections, respect for human rights and minorities, and the fight against corruption. Advances in these areas should precede – and will enable – closer ties to the European Union and NATO, not the other way around.
Ukraine and Georgia must fashion their own futures and find leaders who can cooperate for democracy. Street demonstrations, economic crises, and Russian pressure should be a powerful wake-up call. Unless democrats unify, backward-looking forces could take hold – as has happened in Russia, to the detriment of US and European interests.
Denis Corboy is director of the Caucasus Policy Institute at Kings College London and was European Commission ambassador to Georgia. William Courtney was US ambassador to Kazakhstan and Georgia. Kenneth Yalowitz is director of the Dickey Center for International Understanding at Dartmouth College in Hanover, N.H., and was US ambassador to Belarus and Georgia.


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Dragon Commander is self-published and it's not a game with massive production values, so don't expect Starcraft 2 or Total War here.
But I think it's fair to say that the game is attractive and it pulls of the charm I think they went for. Especially during the Raven singleplayer segment - where the characters are quirky in just the right way, without necessarily winning any voice acting awards. But I'll let Kalniel's review go into that.
The campaign map looks like a real game board, armies look like board game pieces, cards look exactly like CCG cards and all in all, I think this game nails the atmosphere it's going for and it has a tangible feel like a real board game would have.
The real-time strategy combat looks decent enough, but it's not something that will make a big impression on a lot of people. I don't particularly care for the unit models - as they're too fickle and lack personality. They remind me of the units in Supreme Commander - though not quite that indistinct. But the terrain looks good - with nice water, and we all know that water should be pretty.


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Sept. 3, 2005
Macon, Ga. -Lipscomb's Sara Meek has been named the Atlantic Sun Softball Pitcher-of-the-Week as announced by the conference office on Monday.
Meek pitched to two strong performances against A-Sun foes last week.
Meek, a junior right-hander from Brentwood, Tenn., finished the week 2-0 in conference play, earning complete game wins over Campbell and Gardner-Webb. Meek started the week with a four-hit performance against Campbell, striking out two and allowing just one earned run in the 4-1 victory. The junior followed that up on Sunday with a two-hit performance against Gardner-Webb. Meek allowed just one unearned run, while striking out four in the 2-1 win.
With the wins, Lipscomb assured itself no worse than the No. 5 seed in the upcoming A-Sun Championship and could move as high as the #3 seed, depending on the outcome of the UCF/Stetson game later this week. Meek is now 9-6 on the season with a 3.25 ERA.
This marks the second time this season that Meek has earned A-Sun Pitcher-of-the-Week honors.
Florida Atlantic (35-30, 14-6 A-Sun) will conclude its regular season when the Owls play host to FIU on Wednesday, while Lipscomb (26-22, 13-7) will host No. 7 Alabama on Sunday. The 2005 A-Sun Softball Championship begins on May 12th in Boca Raton, Fla., with the top six teams qualifying.


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The Owen County High School girls basketball team won the first half and lead Gallatin County 26-16 at halftime.
Unfortunately for the Lady Rebels, the Lady Wildcats got things together in the second half and outscored Owen County 27-10 to win the game and the district title 43-36.
The loss ended a streak of five-consecutive district titles for the Lady Rebels.
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Chevy LUV Junkyard Jewel - Slam Specialties RE-6 'Bags
Up and Down
The time to install the 'bags on our project LUV is finally upon us! We had some old Firestone ¼-inch port 'bags we had planned on using simply because we already had 'em. Funny though, you remember that thing we said earlier about your intended path sometimes taking a detour? Well, when we brought the 'bags out for a close inspection of their condition we found cracks, evidence of rubbing, and distortion. We also noticed something funny about one of the 'bags (not "haha" funny, but "peculiar" funny).
This one 'bag sounded somewhat like a saltshaker; so we flipped it around and emptied the contents to see what it was … rust! How, you ask? Well, anytime you compress air, you end up with moisture. Most shop compressors have a drain valve at the bottom of the tank that needs to be drained periodically, and lots of peeps run water traps both in their shops and on their trucks to protect their air tools and air valves from the moisture. If the moisture is able to migrate into the air tanks, then into the 'bags, corrosion is the result, which can then potentially cause some safety issues. Anything from air leaks, to a 'bag plate blowing out is possible. Point being: you don't want 'bags like that on your truck. Now even on a budget build such as ours, money will eventually have to be spent, and a set of fresh 'bags is money well invested. We chose a set of Slam Specialties RE-6s given their proven track record, their non-ballooning properties, and their reputation for improved ride characteristics.
With the 'bag situation handled, our attention turned to what we were going to do for brackets. We turned once again to what we had lying around the shop. We were able to scavenge some upper 'bag brackets that were once on a big black dually named Shakira, and off the Ol' Slammin' Salmon parts Mazda, we salvaged some old suicide doors 'bag plate brackets, all of which we tweaked to suit our current LUV application. Now if you remember way back to when we first clearanced the front suspension to lay the truck out, there really wasn't much room for 'bags, so now that it was time to stuff some in there, we had to open the frame up all the way to the inner wall. Translation: before it's all said and done, we will be reinforcing the control arm area on the frame. For now, our concern was getting the 'bags and brackets set up to work properly. Our mission was accomplished, as we got 8 inches of lift up front, and 9½ out back—all at 100psi!
Now we experience a bit of an "oops" that had to be redone here. When we mounted our 'bag brackets on the lower bars, we compressed a 'bag, lined up our upper and lower mounts with the truck laid out so that the 'bag was in-line at full compression. So, we burned in the lower mounts on the bars. All good, right? Well, not so much. As we were standing back, we noticed the threaded adjustable portion of our lower bars was to the front. "So what," you say? If the 'bags hadn't been mounted to the bars we might agree, however, since our lower bars are also our lower 'bag mount, if the adjuster is on the wrong side of the 'bag when the length of the bar is adjusted, the lower mounting point of the 'bag is also moved, which causes misalignment and a shortened life span of the air bag. So tail tucked between our legs, we cut the mounts off the bars, flipped the bars around, and tacked 'em back in place (keyword there being "tacked" not "burned"). We verified proper operation and alignment, and finally in our best Homer Simpson voice "Truck goes up, truck goes down …"
Still on the "to do" list is boxing and reinforcing the front control arm area, building our strut rod eliminators, building a bridge for our notch, installing our fish plates on the frame Z, shock mounts, and finish welding it all in! Slowly but surely—this ship is getting closer to sailing.
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From The Billboard of 24 October 1942 — with bandleader Kay Kyser on the cover — an article about performers and exhibitors' liabilities reveals "the recent dropping" of a lawsuit brought against comedian Billy De Wolfe by "a woman patron for scaring her when doing his Frankenstein bit in the aisles of a Milwaukee theater". The article goes on to say that the law regards patrons as "going into a place of amusement at their own risk", including sports events and the risk of getting beaned by flying baseballs and hockey pucks. Artists and venue operators are essentially immune from prosecution for mishaps, save for cases of demonstrable negligence.
August 30, 2013
"Frankenstein" Sued... For Being Scary!
Billy De Wolfe was a song, dance, impersonation and comedy performer whose Frankenstein act had him putting his coat jacket on backwards, slicking his hair down onto his forehead, sucking his cheeks in and affecting The Movie Monster's grunts and stiff-limbed walkabout. The bit was immortalized in glorious Technicolor in Blue Skies (1946). See my previous post for a video clip.
As an interesting aside to this story, here are two ads from The Montreal Gazette of February 27, 1939. Son of Frankenstein was playing at The Princess while Billy De Wolfe was kicking off a stand a few blocks away at the très swanky Chez Maurice dinner club. Was the Frankenstein bit already part of De Wolfe's show?
Note how the Massachusetts-born artist is billed as "England's Magnificent Entertainer", on the assumption that Canadian patrons would appreciate a Commonwealth connection. Misleading, certainly, but not an outright lie: De Wolfe had just returned from a long and very successful tour of England.
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he Clarion
Belltela Caicial Sated Patze4
Vol. XXVII — No. 7
Bethel College and Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. October 31, 1947
Bldg. Alterations Sc eduled rr.
Europe's Needs
Dr. Bredahl Peterson, who spoke
in the Seminary Chapel service
last week, told something of his
purpose in visiting the United
States in an interview with the
Clarion. He said that he had two
purposes in mind at all times: to
present the spiritual needs of the
European continent, and also to
present the need for material relief.
Dr. Peterson stated that he has
followed the growth of our school
with much interest. He expressed
the hope that an organized fellow-ship
between Christian colleges
would be organized soon. His views
on this were ably stated when he
said, "Isolationism will never pro-duce
worthwhile results."
He also told something of the
religious situation in his native
Denmark where he is the pastor of
the Kabner Baptist Church in Cop-enhagen.
There are 7,000 Baptist
church members in Demark sup-porting
an active young peoples'
and missionary programs.
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"Tizaikit To
Now that "trailer town" has its
quota of six trailers, it is begin-ning
to take on the aspects of
a community with six families hav-ing
nine children (all boys) from
the ages of nine months - Jerry
Kelterhouse - to high school age
Jimmy Westerhoff. New to "Trailer
town" this year are the Olsens and
the Beardsleys who have one child.
Other residents are the five Days
and three Kleinsassers. Due to the
fact that all the vacancies were
filled, last years' residents Wymas,
Stories, and Jenkins have trailers
parked off the campus this year
along with the Haring brothers,
Bob and Ken.
All of the trailers have three
compartments, a kitchen, bedroom
and living room and are large
enough to accommodate twenty-two
people seated—proved by the West-erhoffs
last year when they en-tertained
with a buffet dinner in
their trailer. Each trailer is furn-ished
with water electricity and
parking space by the school for
$12.00 a month.
Since Mrs. Jenkins left, "Trailer
Town" has been without a steam
iron but another has been pur-chased
and it gets plenty of use
going from trailer to trailer along
with several other community items
including a portable sewing mach-ine
and electric roaster.
Prayer Meetings
"Prayer changes things." Share
spiritual blessings every weekday
morning from 7:30-7:50 in the Girls
Wessman is Speaker
At Homecoming Fest
The annual Homecoming fes-tivities
came to a close last Friday
night when alumni and the present
students of the school met in the
college chapel for the Homecoming
program. Bernard Travaille was the
master of ceremonies. The program
was well varied and the interest
of the audience was held through-out
the entire evening. Thelma
Burgeson and Bob Hamlett, the
hostess and host for the evening,
brought a hearty welcome to the
alumni who were visiting this year.
Dr. Wingblade also brought a greet-ing
for the school, and Stanley
Paulson said a few words as the
alumni response. Special music was
provided by Mrs. Dorthy Johnson,
the Bethel Male Chorus, the Bethel
Male Quartet, and Robert Mantzke.
Bill Lindroth and his friend, "Jun-ior,"
took charge of singing a few
choruses. Dean C. E. Carlson led
in devotions. Because of circum-stances
beyond control, the speaker
for the evening, Rev. Carl Lund-quist
of Chicago, was unable to
attend. Rev. Maurice Wessman of
Sioux Falls, South Dakota, made
the address of the evening.
Snelling Avenue
To Be Improved
Contrary to propular opinion the
digging taking place on Snelling
Avenue is not a part of the search
for Morrie Engstrom's lost street
car token. Neither is it true that
they are digging dirt for Davy Carl-son's
Actually the work being done
is the improving of Snelling Ave
nue into a full four lane highway.
The grade separation will be ex-tended
southward to Hoyt and from
there the street is being widened
about nine feet. As soon as the
concrete base is completed in the
new parts of the street, the whole
surface of the road from Lapenteur
to Como will be re-surfaced with
The work is being done under
contract by Fielding and Shepley,
Inc. of St. Paul. It should go a
long way towards relieving the
traffic congestion on Snelling.
Vets: VA Describes
New. Pay Plan For
Subs' Allowance
Veterans studying full time in
colleges and universities under the
G-I Bill will no longer have to make
periodic reports of earnings.
The new plan is part of VA's pro-gram
to streamline procedures for
paying subsistence allowances to
these veterans. It is designed to
save considerable time and money
by eliminating the need for process-ing
more than 2,500,000 report
forms during the coming school
VA adopted the new policy after
a survey showed that not more
than one percent of the veterans
in full time college training re-ported
any difference between their
estimated earnings and actual in-come
duringg a school year.
Veterans entering full time train-ing
in institutions of higher learn-ing
under the G-I Bill this fall will
estimate their earnings from pro-ductive
labor for the full period of
their enrollment when they reg-ister.
The amount of their subsis-tence
allowances will be based on
these estimates.
The rate of payment will be
authorized for the full enrollment
period certified to VA by the in-stitutions
and will remain un-changed
• unless subsequent ev-idence
justifies an adjustment.
VA will require no futher report
of earnings except in those cases
where it is indicated that the vet-erans'
earned income is in excess
of their estimates.
Previously, veterans estimated
their earnings when they enrolled.
They then were required to report
their actual earnings once each
semester for that period. These
reports were checked against the
amount of subsistence authorized
to determine if the combined earn-ings
of $175 a month for veterans
without dependents and $200 for
veterans with one or more depen-dents.
The new policy applies only to
veterans in full time courses in
institutions of higher learning,
which include colleges, universities,
professional or tecnological schools,
teachers colleges, normal schools,
and junior colleges.
For veterans taking part time
courses, the earning 'report will
be required at least once a se-mester.
New Chapel Exit
Within Month
Bethel's already well-kept plant
is due for some more improvements
in the near future. Several im-portant
decisions in this line were
passed upon at the last meeting of
the Policy Committee on October
Foremost among the decisions
was the approval of the contemplat-ed
cutting of a new door in the
rear of the Chapel. The lack of
such a door has long been a need
at Bethel. Besides creating a fire
hazard, the lack of such a door
has contributed to the slowness
with which students have been
able to get back to their classes
after Chapel services..Although the
contract for this work has not
been awarded as yet, it was learned
that work will begin within the
next thirty days.
Another change that receiveed
the stamp of approval was the
erection of a partition for Profes-sor
Bloom's office in order to
assure him a bit more privacy. As
matters stand now, he finds it
rather distracting to conduct in-terviews
in his capacity as Director
of Personnel as there are two
secretaries working in the same
Apply for Dorm
Rooms Early
A number of students have been
coming into Housing Desk to apply
for dormitory rooms for next year.
It has now been decided that all
students who are now in school will
be given the opportunity to apply
for a room on March 15, and then
to verify the application with a
down payment of $10 on April 15.
(This $10 will be refunded if the
application for the room is can-celled
before July 31st.)
The applications for rooms will
be filled in the order of seniority—
Seniors in the Seminary, first, and
so on down to College Freshmen. If
there are any other rooms left
over after April 15, these will be
filled by new students.
It is still early, but perhaps not
too early to decide on who you
want as a roomate and what your
first, second, and third choice will
be for a room.
Page 2 THE CLARION
The Clarion
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
Issued weekly during the school year,
except vacations.
Subscription price $1.50 per year
Editor's Dilemma
If we print jokes, people say we are silly.
If we don't they say we're too serious.
If we clip things and print them we're too lazy
to write.
If we don't we're stuck on our own stuff.
If we stick too close to the job, they say we
ouught to get out and hunt news.
If we devote too much time to our publication,
we're shrinking our professional respon-sibilities
And like as not, someone will say we copied
this from some other publication
And we did ! ! !
Morrie's Glory
No. 1. ANNOUNCING CONTEST:
On account of the fact I want to keep my
paying job of writing for the Clarion it has
become necessary to start a contest of pop-ularity
regarding my article. The rules are the
a. Contest starts Thursday, October 30th;
ends Saturday at midnight.
b. Entries will also be received Monday.
c. All Clarion readers are eligible to enter.
d. This means you too, Alumni.
e. The winner will be decided by the judge
who is me.
f. In case of a tie, the judge will decide
who gets first.
g. Entries must be deposited in the box
outside of the Clarion office.
h. Entries must be in the student's own
handwriting, signed or unsigned.
i. Special recognition to those including
fudgcicle wrapper with entry.
j. First prize will be announced later.
P. S. The contest is either to send in a new
title for my column or in twenty-five words or
less say what is good about it, if anything.
No. 2. NEWS AS I SEE IT:
Dave Harps article sure is corny. Don't read
this week's installment of "'It Happened Last
Week." He messed up on that one. Anybody
that would slam another guy's column is et,i
tainly a rat.
The entertainment between halves of the
football game sure was good. Lindroth, Lind-berg,
and Erickson were almost as funny as
the other, guy that was with them.
The new sparkle in Vangie's eyes must be
caused by the sparkler on her third finger of
her left hand. Keith did it,
Who will be next?
No. 3. STUDENT ANNOUNCEMENTS:
a. Earl Grubb is a dry cleaning agent.
b. Jim Rentz doesn't want anymore– fudg-cicle
wrappers in post office box 120.
c. Morrie Lund is a dry cleaning agent.
d. Jim Rehnburg is now serious.
e. Bud Weber is a dry cleaning agent.
f. Arlie says she's looking for male.
g. Del Johnson is the laundry agent.
Since our unseasonable weather has passed,
it's getting so that the second cup of coffee
tastes good, so please be patient while I elbow
my way to the counter to get another cup of
Gus's Ale—Well, here I am back again but in
a different place. Seems like the place is so
crowded that a box office reservation is neces-sary
to hold your accomodations.
As I look over the crowd it becomes ap
parent that a great percentage of the people
who are here are not eating but just loafing.
Now that in itself isn't bad. The real trouble
lies in the fact that if a student wants to relax
a little, the ouly place he can go is to the
coffee shop. How much better it would be if
a nice student lounge was available.
A lounge or student union is by no means
a new idea. Almost all colleges have them. It
is a place where one can go to meet friends,
listen to the radio, read magazines or papers.
The room is usually filled with nice leather
furniture with tables and lamps located about
the room. It is an excellent place to go and
relax or just plain loaf. (Of course, only a few
people at Bethel do that.) Well, it's something
to think about—you know what a second cup
of coffee will do.
There is another thing I'd like to mention
before the coffee's gone, and that is this
matter of N. A. S. pledges. If it's at all possible
please pay your pledge. It is just plain good
business. There is a plan underway now of
getting behind N. A. S. and really pushing it.
Delfor Day—To this Bethel student, father
of three boys, and resident of Trailer Town
on the campus we extend our best wishes for
a complete and speedy recovery. His confine-ment
to St. Barnabas Hospital, Minneapolis,
with serious injuries following an auto accident
last Sunday has been of great concern to the
student group. Friends of the family have
presented a purse of money to Mrs. Day.
Student Council Commendation—
October 29, 1947
To the Editor and Staff of THE CLARION:
We of the Student Council unanimously
voted to end a letter of commendation to
you for your fine work in preparing our
school paper. We feel that your combined
efforts to produce a wide and varied ac-count
of all our school activities is an im-portant
contribution to school life. Your
efforts to produce an interesting and in-formational
paper are worthy of our school
and are much appreciated.
Due to the growth of the school, the need
of a definite channel of information for
the entire school has increased. We believe
that the consensus of opinion of our student
body is that the Clarion is succeeding in
meeting that need. Therefore, we commend
and congratulate you on your fine work,
and we shall as a council cooperate with
you toward the realization of your ultimate
aims and purposes.
School Paper—THE CLARION acknowledges
this kind expression from the Student Council
with deep appreciation.
Advertisement Suggestion—The buildings of
our campus are still identified to many pes-sers-
by on Snelling Avenue by an obselete
name "Bethel Institute—College and Semin-ary".
This sign facing Snelling Avenue perhaps
even yet unnoticed by some of the newer
students on the campus because of its weather-worn
paint should be replaced. The official
name of our school is Bethel College and Sem-inary".
Perhaps the last junior college graduating
class, this year's sophomore group, as they are
casting about for some worthwhile class gift
1aing'5 WIt5itie55
Requtretb 4ate
We have many admonitions in the Scripture
to take our time. The apostles were bidden to
"tarry" at Jerusalem until they were endued
with power; "Rest" in Jehovah and "wait"
patiently for Him, sings the psalmist; Study
to be "quiet", Paul admonishes the Thessalon-ians.
Tarry, rest, wait, be quite—these are
the antithesis of haste.
But, as we observe these admonitions in our
private moments and our inner lives, we need
always keep in mind that the King's business
requires haste. His business has to do with
a world which is fast -going to destruction
and has only the promise of today to hear the
gospel of His Kingdom; His business has to
do with souls which may be here today and
in eternity tomorrow, souls whom we have an
opportunity to win now, while it is yet day,
but never have an opportunity to speak to
again. For bringing our testimony and seeking
to win the lost to Christ there is to be no wait-ing
no resting, no quietness, but a holy
eagerness to do His business. That business
is, as Frances Ridley Havergal puts it, "always
pressing", and "often it is not really done,
because it is not done in the spirit or holy
haste." For we have, at most, only "a few
swift-flashing hours, short at their fullest
length." Did you speak to that unconverted
friend today, or did you put it off for a
"convenient season"? The King's business re-quireth
Esther Sabel
By Dave Carlson
Got a letter from an alumnus who revisited
our campus last Friday, and after several
pages of raving and ranting about Bethel I
came to the conclusion that he thought he had
been fleeced. It seems that everytime he
turned around he was buttonholed for some
souvenir of Homecoming . . . . 15c for a pro-gram
here, 50c for a corsage there, 25c for a
button which someone swiped on him three
or four times, etc., etc. Although he said the
Clarion was worth the price (honestly, he
did!), he thought we would make out good in
the big business world. Hereafter, I think a
wise policy would be to keep the money-making
schemes to a minimum so that the alumin don't
have to hitch-hike home like my friend had to.
SECRET SERVICE REPORT: Beware of jew-elry
stores between 8th and 9th on Hennepin,
Herbie. Remember, "all that glitters is not
gold", and besides, I can get one for you
through my uncle, Schmoz.
If you notice that this page has a particular
odor to it" you can thank the newcomer,
Morrie (Fred Allen) Engstrom, for his con-tribution.
How he ever managed to pull enough
strings to keep on the back page I'll never
know, but this, week I even have to put up with
him on the feature page. It's a crime, I tell
you! .
CAMPUS CHAFF: ... .Nov. 7th is the date!
The females are on the loose! Watch your
step, fellows, and if you want that certain
blonde to ask you, start throwing hints early. .
Bob Mantzke found Dorothy Nelson to be a
perfect "straight Man" for his gags. The
amazing part of it is that she makes the ap-propriate
come-backs unconsciously . . . .If you
have a radio to sell, contact Nels Nelson. He's
tired of listening to mine.
PLATFORM FOR TODAY: What you know
yourself to be means that what others think
you are.
to present to Bethel, would consider leaving
the school with a good name, a real name, our
rightful name "Bethel College and Seminary"
in the form of a new and attractive sign.
University Ave. Near Snelling
M ldway 2936
St. Paul, Minn.
1573 University Avenue Midway 9910
THE CLARION Page 3
Indians Drop a Muddy Battle to Austin 7 to 0
Austin Wins On
Late Touchdown Pass
On rain-soaked Edwards Field
the Indians proved their fighting
spirit in last week's Homecoming
football game. In a game that
might be called the Mud Bowl,
Austin literally squished out a 7
to 0 victory in the final quarter of
the game. Despite the drizzling rain
that fell throughout the entire
game a crowd of loyal Bethel fans
stayed to the final gun. Some fans
bravely huddled under blankets and
umbrellas, some drove their cars up
to the edge of the field, and still
others hung out the windows of the
The game opened with Austin re-ceiving
the kick-off and returning
it to about midfield. On their first
play the right half cut off the left
side of the line for a gain of 20
yards. Two quick plays netted an-other
first down on the Indians 25
yd. line. Here Austins' threat was
stopped by a pass interception.
Leaping high in the air, Bob Daley
grabbed a high pass and returned it
about 25 yards before being spilled.
Failing to a make first down, the
Indians were forced to kick with
Roy Nelson getting off a 50-yd. punt
to Austins 25-yd. line. After an ex-change
of punts, Austin again
moved down the field deep into
Indian territory. This their threat
was stopped cold by •a vicious
tackle by Sandberg on an end
sweep. The ball carrier fumbled
and the Indians recovered on about
the 20-yd. line. The first quarter
ended with the score 0 to 0, and
by this time the field was a quey
mire. Sliding and slipping the Aus-tin
lads managed to push down the
field to threaten once more, but
again they were stopped by the
alert playing of Bob Deley who
intercepted a pass near the goal
line and raced along the sidelines
up to the 35-yd. marker. A pass
from Roy Johnson to Skoog out in
the flat netted 25 yds. and a first
down for the Indians, but slipping
in the mud our ball carriers were
stopped and the Indians were for-ced
to kick. The half ended in a
scoreless tie, and the teams sought
shelter in the locker rooms for a
brief rest and a chance to knock
off a couple inches of mud. The
Indians returned to the field in the
second half without Bob Daley
because of an injury he received
on his second pass interception.
The third quarter settled down into
a punting duel with Roy Nelson's
punting an outstanding feature of
the period.
As the minutes steadily ticked
away in the fourth period, it se-emed
that the game would end
in a scoreless deadlock. But the
midway in the final period the Aus-tin
lads came up with a 19-yd.
pass play from Carrull to Gaines
that netted a touchdown and vic-tory.
Electing to kick-off on the
chance of a fumble, The Indians
booted the ball deep into Austins'
Sports Sketch
The football team has been great-ly
aided this year by the fine play
of Doug Gravey.
Doug is twenty, weighs 170
pounds, and stands five feet ten.
He has had much football exper-ience.
In high school he played
three years and while in the army
in Italy he played one year. His
positions have been center and
halfback. While in high school he
also played baseball and partic-ipated
in track two years. He at-tended
Bethel last spring for one
quarter and was able to play on
the baseball team. This year his
stellar play at center and his fine
linebacking have aroused the ad-miration
of both the coach and
fans. He has played practically the
whole of every game and has acted
as field captain.
Doug's hometown is Muskegon,
Michigan, and his home church is
the Wayside Baptist Church. His
plans for the future and a life work
are still undecided.
Daley Returns
Many Bethel fans will be glad to
know that Bob Daely has returned
to the campus after a stay of
several days at Midway hospital
where he had been confined be-cause
of an injury suffered in our
Homecoming game last week.
Though his condition is improved,
Bob will be lost to the team for
another week or more.
territory and they returned it to
the 20-yd. line. The Indian's line
charged hard and held on two
plays and then rushed in to block
a punt on the 10-yd. line. Hopes
ran high for a few moments as
Bethel recovered the blocked punt,
but here the mud and rain that
had placed the Indians in such a
favorable position treacherousl)
turned on them and they lost the
ball and their golden opportunity
on a fumble. Austin than Wicked
out of danger and held the Indians
to the final whistle. Final scare,
Austin 7 Bethel 0. A bunch of tired
muddy fellows trudged into the
locker room, one group the victors
and the other the vanquished; but
all could be proud because they
had given their. best.
Nelson, N. LE
Anderson LG
Gravey C
Nelson, R. RG
Sandberg RE
Skoog QB
Daley RH
Johnson, R. LH
Johnson, D. FB
Referee: Jerry Flatham
Umpire: Don Krez
Head Linesman: Rollie Moina
School Clowns
Perform in Mud
Homecoming festivities schedul-ed
for the half time of the football
game were curtailed by the usual
ficklness of 'old man weather.
Much planning and tedious work on
the part of the Home Coming com-mittee
and the band, under the
direction of Burt Anderson, came
to nought; however, the school
clowns were at their best sliding
and slipping in the mud of Edwards
Field in the valiant effort to amuse
the crowd. Goldie Erickson and
Betty Lindberg, dressed in hoop
skirts, pantallons, striped stock-ings,
and large bonnets, tripped
daintily about the field as they
attempted to aid Bill Lindroth in
doing the splits. Morrie Engstrom
(indescribable, as usual) managed
to complicate matters beyond re-pair,
while Don Sandin threw buc-kets
of confetti upon the unsuspect-ing
After the Game
Last week Bethel's Indian Braves
played a close and hard fought
game in a sea of mud with Austin.
This game has been widely con-ceded
as the best so far this sea-son.
As a matter of curiosity and
interest the opinions and impres-sions
which several persons closely
related to the team expressed are
hereby forwarded to you readbrs.
The first person contacted was
Coach Arch Skalbeck. Naturally,
every coach desires to win, but
the coach seemed quite satisfied
with the team's showing. In just
a very few words he called it a
good game. In singling out several
outstanding players, too numerous
to mention, he seemed impressed
by the all-around spirit and de-termination
which the boys showed.
The next person interview was a
fellow quite well known to every
one at Bethel, Roland Gustafson.
Gus glibly stated that the muddy
field was to Bethel's advantage, as
they held off Austin. What the
score would have been on a dry
field, he did not say.
Representing the team was Doug
Garvey, who played the entire
game. He too, called it a good
game, except for that one pass. He
expressed the whole teams sen-timents
when he said that the next
game would be better. And that is
one thing we all certainly hope for.
4/assai .ease Ia
ealierte Team 36-27
It appears that basketball is one
sport at Bethel that will never die
out as long as ther are any Alumni.
Though a basketball game was not
officially on the program of Home-
Coming events, a rough and tumble
fray between the "Old-timers" and
a "get-up" team of under-classmen.
From the starting whistle one got
the impression that the game was
morely a continuation of the after-noon
football game with the pos-sible
exception of the absence of
nice clean mud. Remarks such as,
"Nice tackle", "First and ten", etc.
were common from the hecklers
in the gallery. However, as the
first quarter drew near to its close
with the score standing 3 to 2 for
the Alumni, the style of play im-proved
to the point where it re-sembled
basketball, and the under-classmen
ran the score up to 11-6.
The play was fairly even in the
second quarter with the score at
half time 15 to 12 for the under-classmen.
In the scond half the
Alumni rallied and on two oc-casions
took the lead, but late in
the final period and they wilted
and the underclassmen went on to
win 36 to 27.
The scoring for the Alumni was
fairly distributed with hails chalk-ing
up three buckets for scoring
honors. High scorer for the under-classmen
was Porcella who dumped
in five buckets and two charity
tosses for 12 points
Box Score:
Hails (f)
Wessman (f)
Danielson (c)
Swanson (g)
Sandin (g)
Peterson (g)
Paulson (g)
Benson (f)
Peterson (f)
Hamlin (f) 4 0 1
Porcella (c) 5 2 1
Dischinger (g) 0 1 1
Greenman (g) 3 1 2
Sandin (f) 0 0 0
Totals: 16 4 6
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Page 4 THE CLARION
French Club Has Missionaries to Return to fields
First Meeting;
Elects Officers
Ce serait un plaisir to write this
bit of news en francais, but the
printer would probably refuse to
print it because of the required
accent marks and Mlle Bergquist
would probably disown it as a work
of French composition. Alors, en
anglais .. .
The first meeting of the French
Club, or Le Cercle Francais, was
held in the lounge of the men's dor-mitory
unler the leadership of a
temporary chairman, M. James
Rehnberg. The purpose of the meet-ing
was to organize a French club
and elect officers.
The following officers were elect-ed:
M. James Rehnberg, President;
M. Roy Dalton, Vice President;
Mlle Beverly Lewis, Secretary; and
Mlle Myrtle Rehnberg, Treasurer.
It was a real pleasure for Le Cercle
to have Mlle Jackie Daniel from
Paris as its first guest speaker of
the year. At the present Mlle Dan-iel
is a student at Northwestern
Bible Schools and is teaching
French there. En la plus belle
langue du monde (French, that is)
she told of her conversion from the
Catholic faith and discussed the
situation of Protestantism in
France today, emphasizing the need
of missionaries there. Mlle Daniel
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Rev. Reuben Holm
Passports and official papers al a
now being taken care of; for near
the end of the year, Rev. Reuben
Holm and his family will be leaving
again for Assam. This has been
their mission field since 1932, dnd
the area is the North Bank field
under the General Conference.
Evangelistic missions, consisting of
preaching in villages and Bible
classwork for the natives, is the
work of Rev. Holm.
"We as saved people who love
the Lord and know His love are
called to live our lives unto Him
and not unto ourselves," is the
thought left with us by Rev. Holm.
speaks English quite fluently and
was very kind about translating
much of what she had related in
French into English. Merci, Mad-emoiselle!
The meeting was made even
more interesting by the reading of
the Scripture en francais by M.
Gordon Berg and the singing of
some of the choruses.
Following the meeting, a time of
of fellowship and refreshments was
had around the fireplace in the re-creation
room. Refreshments . had
been prepared and were served by
Mlle Beverly Lewis, Mlle Myrtle
Rehnberg, and Mile Florence Cor-nelius.
It was decided the meetings of
Le Cercle will be held once a
month, on a night to be decided
upon by the Executive Committee.
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Miss Esther Nelson
On December 6, 1947, Miss Ester
Nelson, missionary nurse to China,
will sail from San Francisco to
Hiveili, Sinkiang Provinue in West
China. China has been Miss Nel-son's
field for three terms, but this
coming term will concern a new
area. Evangelistic teachings and
medical aid is the work of Miss
Nelson in administering to the
natives of that region.
Miss Nelson formerly attended
school at Bethel and Northwestern.
She urges young people to consider
the mission field. The need for
missionaries is still great, and this
is a great challenge for young
Christians to consider while plann
ing their life work in keeping with
God's will.
Donkeys, Baboon
Decorate Doors
If you were to take a stroll
through the dorm you would see
various attempts at -art pasted on
the different doors. For the most
part each represents one or both
of the inmates of the room. It is
a bit difficult at times to know
which represents who. In one case
a very colorful baboon is shown.
The question is wheather it is Dave
or Al. Next time you see them
in o whole day. Read a few letters
inquire. Two donkeys braying at
each other are symbolic of Delmar
and Len. The most inviting
thought, is the one on Hogasian's
door. It is an invitation to drop in
for a cup of coffee. All are wel-come.
A disappointment is exper-ienced
when you come to Bud
Weber's room. The expected laun-dry
or dry cleaning sign is missing.
If you want to see the latest in
cartoons, spend a few minutes at
Bill Wright's door. The more sedate
type of name plate may be seen
on some. They type ranges from
German script to simple lines.
Rev. Wilbur Sorley
Recent developments have made
the Romblom Province, which was
to have been the site for the mis-sionary
ministry of Rev. and Mrs.
Wilbur Sorley, unavailable to the
Conference. In the light of this
development, our Mission Board
has felt led to formulate plans to
open pioneer work in some interion
jungle area, to which the Gospel
has never been carried. Current
investigation is being made to
determine the exact location or
field the Lord would have them
follow. Due to the heavy demands
for promotional work and need of
help in the missionary office, their
plans may be delayed until spring.
The missionary interest at Beth-el
definitely led Mr. and Mrs. Sor-ley
to decide on foreign missionary
service. The Rev. Sorleys also re-ceived
schooling at Wheaton Col-lege
and their linguistics training
was received at the University of
Rev. Sorley finds that "mission-ary
interest is much like a fire;
and when we have fed that in-terest,
it has burned with a bright
glow—but when we have neglected
to read missionary books, pray and
intercede for missionaries, or to
share our missionary vision, the
fire within our hearts has burned
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Features, features and features (2012-07-25)
Attendees: mmaslano, mitr, t8m, jreznik
Categories of features
- "self contained" features
- "real features" with wide impact
Self contained features
The self contained feature could be one very isolated package or feature with limited scope for example adding group of leave packages. Enhancement of one package without impact on other package is also self contained feature.
Public announcement of the new self contained feature will help to co-operate on the feature. Feature owners can find help or usefull comments. Those features don't have to be thoroughly reviewed by FESCo, which means more time for FESCo on the second category.
- Formal correctness of filled feature template will be checked by Feature Wrangler and Feature will be announced on Fedora devel list.
- No docs process, only release notes advertisement.
- Aggregated list of features will be added to FESCo agenda after a week (or more) on mailing list.
- If no-one was complaining about possible breakage on fedora-devel maililing list, then FESCo will ack those features without more investigation about scope etc. Every team on fedora-devel can share their view of possible problems of those features.
Real features with wide impact
This features are system-wide/defaults changing features. They can impact hundreds of packages (upgrade of gcc, glibc, change default from python2 -> python3, UsrMove, etc.). FESCo must have more time to review those features, help feature maintainer with defining the scope or help with contacting other impacted teams.
It might be helpful to have for every feature one FESCo member (shepherd) who will offer his help to maintainer and will communicate status of the feature with rest of the FESCo. Problems like postponing the decision about feature should dissappear because someone will be in contact with maintainer.
- Formal correctness of filled feature template will be checked by Feature Wrangler and Feature will be announced on Fedora devel list.
- After a week on mailing list FESCo will discuss the feature on their meeting.
- The feature will be assigned to one of FESCo members, who will help with process in Fedora (like where to ask for different koji buildroot, it can also point out that buildroot will be neccessary).
- The feature can be accepted, but FESCo member will follow on status of the feature until release of Fedora. We should be able to track the real status, better than with 80% which magically grow to 100% during Beta freeze. Also using green, yellow, red instead of % will be improvement.
- The accepted feature will be switched to new state and will be waiting for re-review in case of problem or Beta freeze when is status of features reviewed.
What must be defined or added into current system:
Define Scope sections more clearly:
- release engineering impact (mass rebuilds etc.)
- mass rebuild deadline
- backup solution (remember rewrite of anaconda!)
New Feature Template:
All sections of this template are required for review by FESCo or only for Features to be approved by FESCo?
Required fields: Summary, Owner, Current Status, Scope (list of dependencies), ...
- Who's actually responsible for work on broken things related to the new feature?
- feature templates - must be all field filled even for self-contained features?
- add into trac more statuses for tracking features


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Sacked Call of Duty Makers Sue Activision over Royalties and Brand Rights
Original: Infinity Ward co-founders Jason West and Vince Zampella have filed a lawsuit against Activision after the pair were fired from the Call of Duty developer on Monday, accused by the video games leviathan and studio owner of "breaches of contract and insubordination."
"The suit was filed to vindicate the rights of West and Zampella to be paid the compensation they have earned, as well as the contractual rights Activision granted to West and Zampella to control Modern Warfare-branded games," asserts a press release issued by the pair's lawyers, which claims that they were to receive "substantial royalty payments" in a matter of weeks "as part of their existing contracts for Modern Warfare 2" before being fired.
"We were shocked by Activision's decision to terminate our contract," said West in a press statement. "We poured our heart and soul into that company, building not only a world class development studio, but assembling a team we've been proud to work with for nearly a decade. We think the work we've done speaks for itself."
"After all we have given to Activision, we shouldn't have to sue to get paid," added Zampella. The pair's lawsuit includes claims for "breach of contract, breach of the implied covenant of good faith and fair dealing, wrong termination in violation of public policy, and declaratory relief."
Activision purchased Infinity Ward in October 2003 following the release of its first game Call of Duty, which went on to spawn countless sequels including several from fellow Activision subsidiary Treyarch. The most recent, Modern Warfare 2, was released on November, 2009, in what was declared "the biggest launch in history across all forms of entertainment" by Activision, having raked in $550 million US in sales worldwide within the first five days of sale alone and over $1 billion as of January 13.
The day after the pair were given the boot, Activision announced that it intended to "expand the Call of Duty brand with the same focus seen in its Blizzard Entertainment business" with "new geographies, new genres and with new digital business models."
Activision also revealed that newly-minted studio Sledgehammer Games will be joining IW and Treyarch in developing for the franchise with an "action-adventure" title.
Activision are gonna look like douchebags no matter the outcome, but there's probably some side of the story we're not hearing that makes their case. No matter how arrogant, Activision surely would not make this move without overwhelming legal evidence supporting the decision. Probably details we may never get to hear about.


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|Indianapolis, Ind.
In 2008 (Sophomore): Melanie appeared in 25 sets for the Golden Eagles, finishing the season with 29 assists, 20 digs, two kills and one ace...she set a single-game career high for assists with 11 against Miami of Ohio on Sept. 12 and helped Tech to a five-set victory over Jacksonville State on Sept. 23 with a career-high eight digs...also had six assists in a victory over Ball State on Sept. 6.
In 2007 (Freshman): Melanie saw action in 60
games in a supporting role and finished the season with 70 assists
and 32 digs...she had a season high with seven assists and five
digs on Nov. 2 against Tennessee State...she recorded two kills on
the season, one against Bulter and one against Utah Valley, both on
Aug. 31.
Prep Highlights: Culp led her Heritage Christian team to a 2006 sectional championship and received both the team's best server (2003-04) and best defensive player awards (2004)... Culp was coached by Michelle York, who played for Tech helmer John Blair at Mississippi and was an assistant coach for Blair at Ole Miss for eight seasons... Culp also has club experience competing for Team Indiana, playing for the 18 Gators coached by Rich Coleman. The team competed over the summer in the USA national 18 open Championships in Minnesota... Also lettered three years in softball as a center fielder / second baseman for coach Brenda Jones.
Personal: The daughter of Timothy and Kathie Culp of Indianapolis... full name is Melanie Lee Culp... born October 2, 1988... majoring in nursing.


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BELLVUE, Colo. (AP) � Authorities on Monday were ramping up the fight against large wildfires burning out of control in northern Colorado and southern New Mexico.
Ten air tankers and 400 firefighters were at a fire burning nearly 60 square miles in a mountainous area about 15 miles west of Fort Collins. Fire authorities have conceded they could use more help but haven't said what they need.
One person remains missing in the Colorado fire, which has spread smoke as far away as central Nebraska, western Kansas and Texas.
In New Mexico, fire managers hoped to use a break in the weather to fight a 54-square-mile blaze near Ruidoso from the air. Winds grounded aircraft there Sunday. Residents in Ruidoso were told to prepare to evacuate if conditions worsen.
Hundreds of people have evacuated their homes and dozens of buildings have been destroyed as the fires have spread rapidly, authorities say.
Gov. Susana Martinez announced late Sunday that she was ordering an additional 100 National Guard troops to assist with evacuations. They will be dispatched to shelters or highways where people have to be turned back, Ruidoso spokeswoman Kerry Gladden said.
Military helicopters were also deployed to drop water at both fires in addition to air tankers dropping slurry.
Dan Ware, a spokesman for the New Mexico State Forestry Division, said the number of Ruidoso evacuees was in the hundreds, but he didn't have an exact figure. The nearby community of Capitan and others also could face evacuation, said Karen Takai, a spokeswoman for the Ruidoso fire crews.
"Any communities around this fire have the potential of being evacuated," she said. "If I lived in Capitan, I definitely would be prepared. Don't wait until the sheriff's office comes knocking at your door and tells you to evacuate."
Both fires were dwarfed by a massive blaze in southwest New Mexico � the largest in the state's history � that has charred 435 square miles of wilderness forest since mid-May. But the smaller blazes were especially concerning because they were closer to more populated areas.
Elsewhere Monday, firefighters battled a wildfire that blackened 6 square miles in Wyoming's Guernsey State Park and forced the evacuation of between 500 and 1,000 campers and visitors. Authorities are warning the 70 people who live in Hartville to be ready to leave in an hour's notice.
Evacuation notices were sent in Colorado to nearly 1,800 phone numbers, but it wasn't clear how many residents had to leave. Larimer County Sheriff Justin Smith said there was an unconfirmed report of a person unaccounted for, but he wouldn't elaborate.
Authorities said it was the worst fire in Larimer County in about 25 years.
Elaine Mantle and her family got a call to evacuate their Bellvue home early Sunday, their first evacuation in the 25 years that they have lived in the mountains. It took about 30 minutes for them to get out and reach a spillover shelter in Loveland.
"We're all here, we're all OK. Our neighbors are all here. We feel good," Mantle said.
Kathie Walter and her husband helped friends several miles away evacuate from the Colorado fire on Saturday. When they got home, they were surprised to get a call warning them to be ready to evacuate.
Walter didn't want to wait.
"Smoke was coming in hard. We could not see flames or orange or black smoke. But we didn't need to see anymore. We just said 'Hey, let's get out of here,'" she said.
They left with their five cats and two dogs, getting a head start. After a wildfire in the area last year, they left two suitcases packed in their garage.
The fire is the latest to hit Colorado's drought-stricken Front Range. In May, a fire set by a camper's stove charred 12 square miles in the same Poudre Canyon area. In March, a fire sparked by a prescribed burn 25 miles southwest of Denver killed three people and damaged or destroyed more than two dozen homes.
Authorities say they're competing for resources that have been diluted by several wildfires across the West. The U.S. Forest Service added four tankers, including two from Canada, to its firefighting fleet last week following the crash of a tanker that killed two pilots at a southern Utah wildfire.
"Resources are thin right now," said Nick Christensen of the Larimer County Sheriff's Office. "We are trying to get more of everything at this point."


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This was last night's dinner - "Sicilian Seitan with Sundried Tomatoes" from "Vegan Fusion Cuisine." Now, I gotta tell you... I actually really liked this dinner. I liked the flavor a lot. Musty took one bite and rejected it immediately. Poop! I love it when I make something that Musty loves - and I hate it when he doesn't like what I've made. Not really sure why I care. It takes a little bit of self control not to get pissy about it! ha ha. Thank god for all that yoga - teaching me some skills in detachment. I know it's no reflection on me or my moral character... I don't even make up my own recipes! If anything it should be the fault of all these cookbook writers!... still it bums me out when he doesn't like what I've made! So, he ran out and got Thai food. Sigh. Lucky for him, we have a nice little Thai restaurant about one block from our house. So, we still got to eat dinner together. And now I've got quite a bit of "Sicilian Seitan with Sundried Tomatoes" in the fridge for me. :)
Tuesday, February 12, 2008
Fancy Cookies & A Dud Dinner
12 comments:
The cookies look great. I've been thinking about making them but haven't gotten around to it yet. I really shouldn't eat so many cookies anyway. After seeing what they look like now I really want to make them though. Yum.ReplyDelete
Giant figs! I don't think I've ever seen one. I've never actually seen an actual fig before, either. I need to get out more.ReplyDelete
I know how you feel about Musty not liking a dish. I feel the same way when people try my cooking. Even if I cooked it exactly as instructed and it comes out just like the recipe says, I still feel like it's my fault and I take it personally. I think I need some yoga, myself.
Regardless, I think it looks incredibly yummy. And like you said- more for you! :)
the sicilian seitan sounds wonderful to me! it does suck when people don't like your cooking, though, even if it is clearly the cookbooks fault. :DReplyDelete
Book clubs definitely call for sophisticated cookies. How great that you are spreading veganism through baking!ReplyDelete
And I am the same way about my cooking with my husband. Even if I love something... if he's not a fan I feel a bit down.
Well I like most of what you make Honeybear. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for always trying new and different stuff!
I know exactly what you mean about feeling pissy when your partner doesn't like your food. It is far and few between that I make something my boyfriend won't eat, but when it happens man it stings. Even when it's not my own recipe! I think I need to learn some recipes in detachment :)ReplyDelete
- Anonymous7:16 PM
Well the seitan looks good to me! But to each his own. I've definitely made things that Darlene doesn't like - and some things that I don't like either...ReplyDelete
But those cookies! Something else to add to the "must try this" list.
Oh, well, not every recipe is a winner with everyone. At least your leftovers won't go to waste.ReplyDelete
I think those fig cookies are beautiful!
I think we all have an attachment to our cooking & it's a bummer when things don't turn out. Is it worse when one person doesn't like the meal or when BOTH don't like the meal?!ReplyDelete
those cookies are impressive! this is not a cookie I would think to make, but maybe I should?!ReplyDelete
I was thinking about trying that cookie recipe from Veganomicon... yours look perfect to me!ReplyDelete
Mmm, seitan with sun-dried tomatoes? yes, please! :0)


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I have found a Windows tool called NetDrive (seemingly free for personal use) that allows you to map an SFTP server as a local drive. Works well in general.
However, one SFTP server I use is OpenSSH on my freesco box and for security reasons it has passwords disabled and uses certificate based authentication only.
WinSCP and Putty deal with this case very well but I cannot figure out how to get NetDrive to do it - password authentication works fine - but I cannot figure out where to install the certificate.
I would prefer to use NetDrive in this way - the NetDrive forum has yielded no help, neither has an email to the developer. Any help welcome.
If "push comes to shove" there is one alternative ... use putty to tunnel into the freesco network and use password authentication to connect to Openssh on the secure side .... Can anyone say if it is possible to setup Openssh so that it uses certificate based authentication on the outward facing port and password based on the inward facing port??? I could live with using two different ports.
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Tuesday, February 27, 2007
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Wednesday, February 21, 2007
RR....Happy Stitching......
This is my fragmented chart of Verdure by Linda Ravenscroft as charted by HAED. I realized if I chose it from my stash for the RR that I would never stitch the whole chart; so, the really large blocks will be done by me once it returns home. I'll let the stitchers do as much, or as little, as they like in the block of their choice - then I'll finish it all off. I decided since this would be the only stitched piece I would have that I had to have a whole wing - hence the border on the right, then I needed the little raindrop on the leaf at the left to balance it out, then I said to my self I have to have those little white flowers too and her whole headdress.....so it grew. I can't wait to see the updates as each friend adds to this........
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Sunday, February 11, 2007
Nothing much going on.......
just the same old same ole. I'm not very good at journaling but I'm making an effort to update more frequently.
Family is healthy and happy; stitching is going well; the sun has been shining most days and it hasn't been too terribly cold. We've been trying to walk every afternoon - Gracie gets so excited. She has a big yard to run in but she loves getting to walk with us - go figure.
I've taken my new year pampering to heart and my skin hasn't looked this good in a long time. I think part of it's all the water and milk I've been drinking. I'm letting my hair grow out a little so I can get a nice clean cut into an angular bob - just above shoulder level a little longer in the front than the back.
On the Melanie front, she won't be a senior until next year but we've been talking and making college plans already about the University of Arkansas (in Fayetteville). It's only a 45 minute drive from home so YAY for me. Most of the kids she pals with will be going there so she's getting excited and nervous at the same time. I'm so excited for her but nervous too - it's like sending them to school for the first time - all over again.
This is my piece for a HAED RR..... it's Verdure by Linda Ravenscroft. I tell you this is so much fun to work on. The colors and shading are just stunning. Practically every color is some shade of green. The next mailing date is March 5 so I've been working on this exclusively, trying to finish this block before the send off. I hope each of the ladies in the group enjoy this piece as much as I have and it makes them each want to stitch their own version.
I have a couple of mailart pieces in mind but can't start them until the RR gets sent on its way. I have several others charts waiting in the wings to be started - there just aren't enough hours in the day.
Happy stitching my friends - stay warm and well
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