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Asian Noodle Salad with Peanut Salad Dressing
04.05.11 by Jackie
We went to a potluck this weekend, and I brought along an Asian-inspired salad. I wanted to serve it as a main dish, so I made a pasta salad loaded with tofu and vegetables. But instead of using regular pasta, I used thin egg noodles. I mixed a myriad of vegetables such as crimini mushrooms, baby zucchini, cauliflower, bok choy, sugar snap peas and pickled red peppers with fried, cubed tofu. To finish the dish, I covered it in a delicious peanut dressing made of peanut butter, chili garlic sauce, sugar cane vinegar and ponzu soy sauce.
This cold Asian noodle salad can be prepared hours in advance, making it perfect for picnics and potlucks. Just leave the peanut salad dressing on the side and mix right before serving.
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T.V. Anchorman Has "Ron Burgundy" Moment [Video]
Ha Ha, Gotcha! Thankfully when I say stupid stuff on the radio nobody can see my face! Always a good idea to prank your co-workers especially during a live broadcast. Well at least he was able to laugh it off and was a good sport about it!
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Walking Tours
Isherwood's Neighbourhood
A circular walk through the Schöneberg of the late 1920s as seen by Christopher Isherwood
Visit the places he lived, socialised and documented in his Berlin Diaries of 1929 to 1933, the vibrance and edge of the Weimar Era. Accompanied by short readings from his works, see where 'Cabaret' was born, genders were blurred and films caused riots.
Tours are every Saturday at 11am and by arrangement. Please book via 10777tours.com.
Duration: approximately 75 minutes
Distance: one kilometre
Start and finishing point: Nollendorfplatz U-Bahn
Language: English
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- Bill Wilder in Berlin
- Review: The Tap Pack at the Tipi am Kanzleramt
- Nollendorfplatz
- Joseph Schmidt
- Britain's Best season at Bar Jeder Vernunft
- Kakadu Bar and Barbarina Cabaret
- Briefs – Excentric Body-Circus at The Tipi
- Early-Bird discount for Cabaret, 2015 season
- Jeanne Mammen
- A Walk Along The Ku'damm
- Review – Oropax in Chaos Royal at the Tipi am Kanzleramt
- Oskar 'Ossy' Gades
- Walter Jurmann
- One House In One Street in Berlin.
- Cabaret Is Ten!
- Happy Birthday Mr. Bachardy
- April 24th 1970
- Review: Gayle Tufts 'Love'
- Marlene Dietrich's Berlin
- Preview – Ein Bisschen Leichtsinn
- Walter Kollo
- Review – Spymonkey in 'Cooped' at The Tipi am Kanzleramt
- Review: Carrington-Brown, Dream A Little Dream.
- Eva von Sacher-Masoch
- Strandbad Wannsee
- Siegfried Arno – 'The German Charlie Chaplin'
- Hans Otto
- Bowie's 'Dschungel' – The Femina-Palast
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- The Alabama Song
- The Silhouette
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- Happy Birthday Mr. Isherwood.
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- Leo Monosson
- The AVUS
- The Blue Stocking
- May 13th, 1933
- The Renaissance-Theater
- Hilde Hildebrand
- Haus Vaterland
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- Peter Jöback walks Isherwood's Neighbourhood.
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- Conrad Veidt
- Six Degrees of Separation – Sally Bowles to Stephanie Flanders
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- Elow – Erich Lowinsky
- Marlene Dietrich
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I'm guessing that all or most of you have at some point found yourselves in an aeroplane. I'm also guessing that you all have various strategies for dealing with the interminable wait of sitting there, surrounded by strangers, wanting only to land already and get on with your life. My personal strategies include (but are not limited to) reading, sleeping, listening to music, and drinking (well, actually, that's all of them). But have you guys ever actually looked through the seat pocket located conveniently in front of you? Aside from their own in-flight magazines, most aeroplanes also offer you a wealth of catalogue-shopping options from the comfort of your seat. They do this through the miracle of SkyMall!
So if you've never taken the time to flip through this masterpiece of understated charm, let me be your guide as we sample a few of the classier items that America Can Simply Not Live Without (or Could Live Without But Why Would America Want To?).
Feel free to unbuckle your seatbelts, lower your seatback tray-tables, and fight tooth and nail with the person next to you for control of the armrest. God, I fucking hate flying.
These are virtual reality goggles that "hip" business types are supposed to use to work on the Excel spreadsheets. This is the first of many products that fall into a category I like to call Are You Fucking Kidding Me?... Actually, all of the following products fall into this category as well.
Take a good solid look at this rocket surgeon. He's making that amazed look, as if he's just been transported magically into the future of business. Correction: the future of AWESOME!
This reminds me of those Bluetooth headsets that people are so fond of wearing. My question to them is "Why?" What is the point of wearing those things aside from proving to people on the street that you totally have $70 to waste on a piece of utterly useless technocrap? How quickly do you need to answer the phone? I hate people that wear them constantly, as if they're conducting brain surgery and simply must have the convenience of hands-free talking. Fuck, I pretty much hate just about everything. Sorry if I'm bringing you guys down with me on my negative trip. Go ahead and stop reading right now if you're not into it. I won't be upset. Seriously, though, virtual reality goggles? Did the movie Lawnmower Man not teach us anything? The lesson was, if I remember correctly: Never try to teach retards anything, because they'll only turn into super-human demigods bent on our complete destruction.
Yep, a remote control golf ball. I can't tell if this is meant to help you cheat your way to a lower score on the fairway or whether it's one of those novelty items that lets you play a hilarious prank on a golfing buddy. I wonder what must go through someone's brain right as they're deciding to buy this. "Holy fuck! Gary is going to shit his goddamned pants when his putt goes wide! I am going to be the absolute king of practical jokes at regional headquarters! Booyah!" I get so depressed when I think about this.
"A hand-painted bas-relief work of contemporary art?" Can you imagine the type of household that has this masterpiece on its walls? Wait, "wall frieze by artist Jaimy?" I Googled Jaimy and was blown away. Seriously. Check him out. Dude looks like a gay Pol Pot. I should probably stop now before this devolves into an ugly personal attack. I'm simply amazed that this type of industry exists that caters specifically to providing these types of eyesores so they can be displayed in dens throughout suburbia. See? I'm pretty negative.
But fuck, I just would love to fight Jaimy to the death. Can you picture the steel-cage match? A dark, smoky arena packed to capacity in some anonymous Asian metropolis. I'm the underdog, much like Jean-Claude Van Damme. My girlfriend, in her business-casual power suit and crimped hair is seated near the edge of the ring, fearfully clutching the hands of my wizened trainer, Lugash, who has taught me the secretive and deadly arts of hand-to-hand combat since childhood. I imagine that Jaimy would make some sort of high-pitched primal scream as he charged into the center of the ring, intent on fatally biting me. I can see him now, his face contorted into a visceral mask that is an equal mixture of bloodlust and fear and adrenaline. He probably fights like those Muy Thai guys who are all five feet tall and totally deadly. I may want to rethink the fight to the death.
At home chiropractic! Finally, a way to align those pesky cervical vertebrae without the hassle of professional training or assistance!
This looks much more like a device for engaging in auto-erotic asphyxiation, though. Not that I've ever dabbled in that sort of thing. I like dude's pleated chinos; ideal for casual Fridays and Sunday barbecuing. SkyMall is sure to have a number of novelty aprons that say things like "Kiss The Kook!" on them. Moving on:
I know some of these photos are blurry, but please bear with me for the sake of hilariousness. Here we have some of the newest and sleekest fitness devices on the market today. These are going to revolutionize the at-home fitness industry, because honestly, eating healthy and, I don't know, jogging (?) are simply not cutting it anymore. In this crazy, workaday world you have got to have a fitness regimen (I hate it when people say "fitness REGIME") that is as extreme as you are! So why not fitness at-home horseback riding and/or surfing? Imagine making friends with someone and then visiting their home for the first time and taking the guided tour. "And here is where I do my iGalloping!"
And then you leave without explanation, leaving your new friend to wonder where he/she went wrong. Sorry if I'm being smug, but come the fuck on...iGallop?
Because why the fuck would you possibly want to go outside?
Because why the fuck would your cat possibly want to go outside?
I look at these two dudes and instantly know what it's like to want to beat someone to death. Look at their expressions of pure, unbridled sloth as they tailgate away yet another Sunday (or do people tailgate on Mondays? I just don't know). Another thing, why do full-grown adults like this insist on dressing like toddlers?
Seth has got to have his Oakleys! Can you imagine spending perfectly good money on truck hammocks? Just think of the effort it would take these two to get into and out of these complicated rigs. What do you do when it's time to flip the burgers or restock the dorm fridge? You get tangled up in this ridiculous web of nonsense and starve to death and no one finds you for almost a week, when the smell becomes overpowering and the mail starts to pile up.
Did you hear about the guy who hanged himself at Burning Man? Apparently no one realized that he was actually dead for a few days, thinking instead that he was performing some type of avant-garde art. I wonder though, did he go to Burning Man with the intention of committing suicide or did he decide to do it once he was already there? I don't know which possibility is more depressing. Spending a couple hundred bucks just to make some sort of grand statement with your suicide, or going to Burning Man and realizing that you've actually paid perfectly good money to go and hang out in the desert for a week with other performance art Burning Man enthusiasts and then having no choice but to end it all right there? You decide. Speaking of Burning Man, though, how awesome is the dude who lit the burning man sculpture on fire early? Possibly the best prank of all time.
Why not let these little dudes in on the fun, too? Wetsuits for the backyard pool! Fuck it!
Yep, a $16,000 novelty golf cart, designed by Boyd Coddington. That's right! Boyd Motherfucking Coddington! And yet millions of people go to sleep hungry every night. Nearly a fifth of this planet does not have adequate access to drinking water. A billion religious fundamentalists want to wipe from the face of the Earth another billion religious fundamentalists. Private American companies are funneling arms to terrorist groups. Government-sponsored terror campaigns are waged in order to indoctrinate a fear-beguiled (redundancy totally intended) populace. Infants die for want of twenty cents worth of antibiotics. But why worry about any of that as long as you're cruising the links in style in your awesome golf cart?
Why not let this little dude in on the luxurious action as well? A wise man once said, "If you can't get up there, you probably shouldn't be up there." Truer words were never spoke. Little dogs irritate the shit out of me. Can we not take these little shits and send them to starving people? I know it's a gross solution, but no one ever takes forced sterilization seriously.
Overpopulation is a serious issue, folks. One day we'll be forced to put it on the table. The Pope will have to rescind the Catholic ban on birth control. Keep on pulling out, gentlemen! I'm sorry that this is turning into a soapbox for my political leanings, but I take my forums where I can get them. Luxury bums me out, and not only because I can't afford this stuff. Needless extravagances make the rest of the world hate America. It's not our freedom that they hate, but rather our freedom to buy this useless crap while others starve.
Pet travel set. You guys should read Thorstein Veblen's book on conspicuous consumption. Travel, it has been noted, is the truest form of conspicuous consumption. And when house pets get in on it as well, something is truly, horribly wrong with us. If anyone feels like talking about it, just e-mail me. I like to justify my student loans by using big words sometimes.
While we're at it, why not get some tasteful sculpture for the backyard?
Or the den? Can you imagine the sheer, knee-jerk patriotism necessary to want to own this? And from patriotism it's only a small step towards nationalism and xenophobia. Don't get me started, okay? I have really interesting opinions on Zionism and survivalism and gun control. Those would probably bum you guys out, too. Best not to ask.
Now we're back to something we can all appreciate: shitty bands! Aerosmith used to be so good, though. Remember their salad days? Back in, what, 1978? Come the fuck on, guys, bow out gracefully. You're almost as bad as the Rolling Stones. Who the hell wants to see a 65 year-old Mick Jagger gyrating up on stage whining on and on about not being able to get no satisfaction? Likewise for an almost-mummified Steven Tyler pouting about how his get-up-and-go must've got up and went. Bon Jovi has never been good. I never expected anything worthwhile from them, so fuck it. Imagine if Winger had made it huge? But then again, why not own a piece of utterly irrelevant music history? If people are dumb enough to keep buying it, someone is sure to keep making it.
That's right. Flying. Alarm. Clock.
Because why the fuck would anyone want to actually read?
If life's come to this, why bother going on at all? Why not go to Burning Man and end it once and for all? Do people actually sit in their cubicles and plot strategic attacks on their neighbors? Just the thought of that is so depressing that I just need to end this blog right now.
Wait, I just have to show you guys this:
Who needs a personalized branding iron for their barbecue more than George W. Bush?
If you enjoy laughing, go ahead and google SkyMaul. You'll feel slightly better about life. Maybe.
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Perhaps our favorite world record is "See How Many People Can Do Simultaneous Car Donuts Without Killing Themselves." The current record of 57 simultaneous donuts in Australia was bested and inverted yesterday when 75 drifters pulled off the same feat at Infineon Raceway in Sonoma, California last week.
We could watch this all day.
The Aussies first eclipsed the original record of 29 cars with a bonkers 57, and now some good old American muscle (with a hefty dose of Japanese metal) have eclipsed them by 18 cars.
"That was a blast. With all the smoke and all the cars doing donuts simultaneously," Drifter Calvin Wain tells Bay City News. "I've never seen anything as big as that. That was just a great time."
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This post is about how-to launch a CDH4 MRv1 or CDH4 Yarn cluster on EC2 instances. It's said that you can launch a cluster with the help of Whirr and in a matter of 5 minutes! This is very true if and only if everything works out well! ;)
Hopefully, this article helps you in that regard.
So, let's row the boat...
- Download the stable version of Apache Whirr ie. whirr-0.8.1.tar.gz from the following link whirr-0.8.1.tar.gz
- Extract from the tarball and generate the key
- Generate the key
- Make a properties file to launch the cluster with that configuration.
- Now let me tell you how to avoid getting headaches!
- cluster name: Keep your cluster name simple. Avoid testCluster, testCluster1 etc. ie. No Caps, numerics..
- Decide on the number of datanodes you want judiciously.
- Your launch may not be successful, if java is not installed. Make sure the image has Java. However, this properties file takes care of that.
- It will be good to go ahead with MRv1 for now and later switch to MRv2, when we get a production stable release.
- This is the minimal set of configurations for launching a Hadoop cluster. But, you can do a lot performance tuning upon this.
- I had launched this cluster from an ec2 instance, Initially i faced errors, regarding user. Setting the configuration below, solved the problem.
- Set proper permissions for ~/.ssh and whirr-0.8.1 folder before launching.
- Well, we are ready to launch the cluster. Name the properties file as "whirr_cdh.properties".
In the console you can see, links to Namenode and JobTracker Web UI. It also prints how to ssh to the instances in the end.
Happy Learning! :)
- Now, you should be having the files generated. You will be able to see these files: instances, hadoop-proxy.sh and hadoop-site.xml
- Starting the proxy
- Open another terminal, and type
- You should be able to access the HDFS.
- You can alternatively download hadoop tarball and launch with
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- If you want to launch MRv2, use this.
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Here's a little love story from True Tears. Shinichiro is in College now and he's come back home to see his love Noe. But he's got a lot of apologizing to do! Links are here:
Here's a little love story from True Tears. Shinichiro is in College now and he's come back home to see his love Noe. But he's got a lot of apologizing to do! Links are here:
I would be really grateful if you translate first part, but still arigatou
I can't find a copy of it. If you have one could you kindly zip it up and post a rapidshare, mediafire or whatever link here? I'll translate it! ^_^
Came here to tell you that your translated work is at www.e-hentai.org. There is thousands of comics there to see.
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And thanks for all your work. ^^
Sorry, little problem with the link, but this one is ok.
Thanks a lot Mii, I'll down load it and start working on it.
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Oilers 2, Sharks 1 (SO) – Game 48 – 2012-01-23 @ 7:30 PM MST – TSN
So a couple of bits of news to get out of the way for the game day thread… one, Jordan Eberle is going to the All Star game! Normally I wouldn't be too excited.. because the All Star game is crap. But it will give me reason to watch it. It'll give opportunity for more showcasing of our talent here. I wish we had Hall or Nuge there too. The other bit of news is that the Nuge will NOT be at the All Star weekend. Oh well, no big deal. Also, if you hadn't heard it, apparently the Oilers are going to very likely extend Steve Tambellini's contract soon. That is disappointing, but I have been wondering if Katz, Lowe and Tambellini all had planned on tanking for at least this long ahead of time and decided that nothing would steer them off course. Are they here by design or by incompetence? It sure would be nice to know that for sure.
Anyways, tonights game will likely be unwatchable. I will watch it, because I am masochistic.
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Real Estate Recovery Bodes Well for Sioux Falls Economy
SIOUX FALLS - Real Estate development in the Sioux Falls area underwent a significant increase last year and stands to do even better in 2013. A recovery in the construction sector is seen as a welcome indicator of a strengthening economy overall.
Indeed, most episodes of prolonged economic growth are characterized by robust building activity. However, if the last decade has taught us anything, it is that we should monitor the real estate market cautiously.
The real estate bubble whose bursting precipitated the Great Recession was caused by the Federal Reserve under Alan Greenspan keeping interest rates too low for too long (sorry right-wingers, but Fannie and Freddie were only a very small portion of the problem). Those low interest rates made it easier to borrow money for all kinds of construction, renovation, and purchasing of real estate. Borrowing money on the cheap made real estate values soar, and eventually there were simply not enough qualified buyers entering the market to keep those prices up.
Warnings that the over inflated bubble was going to burst were easy to find by 2005 for anyone who was interested enough to look for them, as Greenspan should have been. Instead those signs were ignored and all aspects of the real estate process from construction to investment banking were artificially stimulated in order to paper over the fundamental economic weakness of the last decade. We are only now seeing the light at the end of that tunnel.
As a result it makes sense to ask whether Sioux Falls' current uptick in real estate development is simply a product of the continuation of historically low interest rates. The last thing that we need is a return to the rampant speculation that blew up in our collective face.
While there is good reason to be somewhat skeptical of the national picture given how overbuilt many areas were when the bubble burst, Sioux Falls seems to be in better shape.
Economic growth in our area may turn out to be tempered by last year's drought ravaged agricultural product, but on the whole, the city is expanding naturally in response to local economic conditions. Unemployment is very low compared to the national average, and if any place is going to undergo healthy expansion of the real estate market, it should be a place where people are moving to because jobs are available there.
Policy makers take note; this process needs to happen naturally. Growth in the real estate market needs to be seen not as a means to overall economic growth and hence something that should be artificially amped up, but rather as a consequence of a healthy economic climate as in the case of Sioux Falls.


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How to Use
the Readings
Inquiry Question
Reading 1
Document 1: John Steele's Letter
The Missionaries kept diaries and sent letters home. They took part of their days to write to their families. Following is an excerpt from John Steele describing conditions at the fort. The underlined blanks indicate words that were indecipherable in the letter and the question marks indicate uncertainty of the word by the transcriber.
Las Vegas October 13/1855 ____ New Mexico
I sit down this morning to address these few lines to you hoping your health is better than when you last wrote and also hoping thet the children also have got rid of their cold and enjoy good health. I have felt rather poorly for awhile past. I got cold working in the adobe yard and rheumatism took ___ in my shoulder and laid me up for two or three days so that I could do nothing but still it did not slacken my labors much and wanted to get my portion of the fort up and also my stuff ___ ___ and wound up that if possible I may have a chance to come home this winter Steven Perry, William G. Mitchell Jr., Sidney Carter and myself is in a mess together? building our portion of the Fort amounting to 33 feet of wall 2 feet thick and 14 feet high and we are getting along pretty well with it It is up 8 feet now and we still lack over two thousand adobies and for that I must get into the mud? again I was working the last two days making? and I think 4 more days more will finish and then we will have to build the rest of the wall which I think will take the most of two weeks and by that time Captain Bringhurst will be back from California and if possible I will come home starting in about three weeks if I can get the chance which I think is possible & that will bring me there about the 17 (sometime) of November therefore you need not send the papers of ___ November mail Steven Perry and Benjamin Cliff? is coming this mail but the can tell you nothing about whether I will be there or not so you need not bother your head I do not think I will say much at this time as I shall probably have a chance to come home and cary my ___ letter myself I expect the mail in today & this is Saturday (always a buisy day) you would like to know how I get along with my washing ___ I will tell you about it when I come home I have just to wash a shirt to preach in tomorrow as every stick is dirty now but still I get along first rate and wash make and mend like some? old woman taking all things into consideration I get along very well You say you are ___ without ___ as yet I believe that and also hope that you will continue so I never go to sleep but what the welfare of you & thy children are last in my mind and I pray continually to the Lord for you & them that he will watch over you and keep you from going astray I wrote to Brother & sister ___ and sent the letter by Myran Tanner? I also wrote to Sister Wilkins I am very glad you got the Tea but he had to go on without his pay because I had not corn? to pay him But I expect to ___ things so that he can have his pay when he comes back whether I am here or not. I had a letter the last mail from George A. Smith he has been sick but I supose he is now better. Kiss the children for me now & when I come I will do it also I will bring the grapes for ___ May the Lord bless you with every good thing. Yours as ever John Steele
John Steele Papers, Vault MSS 528, Box 1, Folder 12, L.
Questions for Document 1
1. How long had the Mormons been in the Las Vegas Valley when this was written? If needed, refer to Reading 1. What hardships and setbacks did they face?
2. How well did the missionaries seem to be working together? What is the evidence for your answer?
3. How useful do you think the missionary journals and letters would have been to the Mormon leadership in Salt Lake City? How important are they in helping historians understand the past today?
4. Concern for family was one reason why the Mormons left the mission. How is that reflected in this letter?


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MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Marketing success doesn't necessarily hinge on hitting the highs. The more practical approach is to have a reasonable marketing goal and a general understanding of where the market is headed, according to ginner and cotton/grain farmer Larry McClendon of Marianna, Ark.
McClendon, speaking at Ag Market Outlook conference in Memphis recently, says the latter begins by grasping the larger influences on the market. As most people know, China is one huge one, but the other is right around the corner from where you live.
"We have seen discount retailers like K-Mart, Wal-Mart and Costco revolutionize the markets in our nation," McClendon said. "Years ago, manufacturers built a product, added their costs, a profit margin and offered these products in the marketplace. That was the way we did business for hundreds of years.
"Today the discount retailers basically own the manufacturers. When the supplier won't supply the retailer products they want at the price they want, they just change suppliers."
The result, "Today, a pair of blue jeans at Wal-Mart is $9 a pair cheaper than it was 10 years ago. These are wonderful things for 90 percent of the people who buy blue jeans. But it's a very disruptive thing if you're the 10 percent who are in a retail business trying to compete in this environment."
McClendon points out that China "is doing to the world market just what the discount retailers have done in the U.S. markets. They're coming into the marketplace with a product that is so much cheaper than any body else's, and it's absolutely disruptive to entire nations.
"China is putting all of the developing countries out of the textile business," McClendon said. "And not everything that China does makes economic sense. Sometimes they are retailing yarns and spun fabrics cheaper than what they paid for cotton.
"But we can't discount them. Their economy is growing at 7 to 8 percent a year. If they choose to be the biggest textile industry in the world, there is no one who can stop them, at any cost, at any price."
Marketers also need to follow the development of Brazil's complaint against the U.S. cotton program, which is expected to be resolved by a WTO committee in May. In the United States, farmers might expect that the matter will be resolved pragmatically, "But in a world court, who's to say how things will come out," says McClendon.
Closer to home, budget constraints in the United States are putting the U.S. agricultural sector under political pressure. "Iowa Sen. Charles Grassley is waiting for the opportunity to undo our subsidies. And the New York Times never misses an opportunity to jab at us. We have environmental groups in this country that would like to see this country back in grass and trees.
"Collectively, those things are going to keep pressure on prices," McClendon says. "I'm not necessarily negative. But the prices we've had the past few months are opportunities. I'm selling my new crop. I've sold my old crop. That's how I'm handling it, but how you handle it is up to you."
McClendon doesn't have the time to keep up with every little tick of the market, preferring to market his cotton through Staplcotn. "I can be assured that I'm going to get a solid price year in and year out."
This gives McClendon the freedom to trade options when he sees attractive price levels. "My goal is to add to 2 to 4 cents per pound to my cotton price. You don't have those opportunities each year.
"I don't know if anyone has enough money to trade futures positions and hold on to it," McClendon added. "We saw cotton fall 8 cents in three days this year. You have to be pretty salty to hang onto a position like that."
McClendon is especially concerned about the U.S. cotton's increasing dependence on the export market. "In five years, we have gone from consuming two-thirds of our cotton here and exporting one-third to consuming one-third and exporting two-thirds. We're dependent on these exports to bail us out right now.
"But within every country that we sell to, there is an inherent desire in that country to be self-sufficient in food and clothing. In the back of their minds are saying, 'I'm going to buy this cotton today, but in two to three years from now, we're not going to be doing this."
McClendon's advice in the midst of all this uncertainty: "Look for opportunities to sell and not necessarily at opportunities to get high prices. My marketing objective is actually very simple, to make a profit and be in business the next year."


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Vol. XXII No. 12
BETHEL INSTITUTE, St. Paul, Minnesota March 31, 1943
Navy to Take Over
ehitaticatOatio.ohilieeded Spring Finds Changes Bethel Will Be
The Seminary's Student pastors
. . . day4 e. e. are showing considerable activity An Overflow this spring. Some fellows are ac-cepting
new pastorates,hi From the ELM. others are leaving their former
What Gives?
Bethel is going to have a radio
broadcast. After contacting several
Twin Cities' stations, the school
board decided to choose station
WDGY for the weekly broadcast.
Although other stations offer lower
rates, the coverage is not so great,
and consequently Bethel is giving
its programs over this station to a
larger audience.
The first program was given last
Wednesday night with President
Wingblade in charge, Rev. J. G.
Johnson of Elim Church speaking,
and Roger Youngquist and Dorothy
Nelson singing.
The plans at present are for a
regular weekly broadcast each
Wednesday evening at 6:45 o'clock,
continuing for 15 minutes. It is
planned to use Bethel talent, as
well as having the pastors of the
Twin Cities speak on various occa-sions.
The official title of the broad-cast
is the Bethel Institute Bap-tist
A "fun fest" will be held in the
College April 3, at 7:30. The charge
is 25 cents which includes refresh-ments;
basketball, wrestling, and a
This party is under the auspices
of the freshman class and the Twin
City B.Y.P.U.
The money taken in over expen-ses
will go to the freshman fund
for the Spring Banquet.
Dave Danielson, president of the
class said, "This is backed by the
Twin City Young People 100 per
cent, and if everyone in the college
and Seminary comes we will really
have a good time and will also
make some money!"
Easter Services
To Be Held
In order to foster a deeper spirit-ual
life among Bethel students and
also as an observance of the clos-ing
of the Lenten season, the Re-ligious
Council is sponsoring spec-ial
Consecration Services. Rev. J.
G. Johnson, pastor of the Elim Bap-tist
Church, will serve as speaker.
These meetings will be held
Monday through Thursday of the
week preceding Easter during the
Chapel meetings of the College and
also from 6:15 to 7 in the Semin-ary
Chapel in conjunction with the
evening meetings.
Also among the activities of the
Religious Council is the super-vision
of Gospel team trips every
Sunday to nearby towns in Minne-sota.
On March 21, a group of stu-dents
held services at Cambridge
and Fishlake, on March 28, Red-wing.
Lakeland, Minn., will be
visited on April 4, Spring Lake
Park, April 11, and Dalbo on April
Gunnar Hoglund, president of
the Religious Council, also an-nounces
a series of street meetings
to be held sometime this spring.
"I like the Navy swell," beamed
Norman Hoover, Navy radio mech-anic,
home on furlough last week.
He said chemistry, physics, and
math are the courses that are good
to know.
He said he is looking forward
to three months of concentrated
math study in a university, and
five months of radio work at a
Naval Base.
Tommy offered this formula for
Gunnar Hoglund has left Glen
Flora to accept the leadership of
the Highland Park Chapel, and
Warren Johnson, a graduate of the
Seminary • last year, has left the
Emmanuel Baptist Church in down-town
St. Paul, to devote his time
to his studies at the University.
Cecil Lindbloom has recently ac-cepted
a pastorate near Elk River,
Minnesota, at the Meadow Vale
Union Church, while Bill Hag-strom,
a Seminary graduate in 1941
is taking over the work at Spring
Lake Park, which Truman Halvor-son
has been leading.
Val Hauk, a Seminary senior, is
leaving the church at Hillsdale,
Wisconsin ,and Dale Bjork is taking
a few weeks' vacation from the
chtirch at Rush Point.
Of special interest to Bethel stu-dents
is an exchange of pulpits that
will take place. C. E. Carlson and
Stan Paulson will exchange pulpits
for a Sunday in the very near fu-ture.
Classes Meet
For the purpose of making fur-ther
plans for the J. S. Banquet,
the Freshmen class held a meeting
Tuesday, March 23.
May 21, Friday, was selected as
the day for the banquet.
Committees were chosen to start
their preparation for the occasion.
They are as follows: Decoration—
Carlton Christenson, Chairman,
Carol Rexion, Janet Rye, Dolores
Clauson, Perry Hedburg; Program
— Harold McClure, Chairman,
Helen Carlson, Wilbur Ericson;
Dinner—James Nyquist, Chairman,
Lloyd Nordstrom.
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success in the Navy, "Keep your
mouth shut, look straight ahead
and march with your left foot on
the down beat!"
He told of nineteen Christians
in his company who formed a "Nav-igators"
club, an unofficial organi-zation
of Christian men who meet
every Thursday for prayer-meet-ing,
and listen to Rev. Fuller each
According to a telegram received
by the School Board from Washing-ton,
D. C., the Navy will take over
complete charge of Bethel Junior
College, June twenty-fifth.
"This startling announcement
was absolutely without warning,"
said President Wingblade, "we had
not even thought of the possibil-ity."
Official sources reveal that as
many teachers as possible will re-main
to teach the Navy men. Prof.
Carlson will serve as chaplain.
Miss Nelson will teach German.
Prof. Norstrom will teach a war-program
chemistry course. Prof. K.
J. Karlson will teach "psychologi-cal
tactics in group leadership."
Miss Platts will be transferred to
the University as Assistant Debate
Coach and Drama Instructor.
This college will be used as an
"overflow" school in connection
with the U. of Minnesota. Mathe-matics
instructors will be from the
The Seminary will not be affect-ed,
and the usual classes are ex-pected
to convene there in Septem-ber,
Dean Karlson of the Seminary
said, "To be sure, this takes us
off our feet, but it is one of the
inevitables we have to accept in
order to win the war. It will give
an opportunity to put into practice
in daily association with these un-saved
men, the principles learned
in the Seminary."
Nothing on the grounds will be
changed, and the college will be
turned back to the Swedish Bap-tists
"as soon as possible," stated
the request.
The Women's Dormitory is ex-pected
to be used by the Seminary
students. Mrs. Nylof, housemother,
does not yet have definite plans,
but hopes to get a position as
housemother and etiquette instruc-tor
in Colorado Women's College in
Denver, Colorado.
Prof. A. J. Wingblade stated,
"We have not really known about
the war until now, but this is going
to make Bethel feel it. I don't
fully understand the necessity, but
it seems that the U. of Minnesota
must enlarge its quota for naval
training, and needs another college
and extra teachers.'
April Fool!
"You can't turn in any direction without seeing the effect history has
on the present day," commented Professor C. E. Carlson in an interview.
For example ,the coffee we drink came from Java. Way back in time the
For example, the coffee we drink came from Java. Way back in time the
European nations began to trade with the Far East, which trade was
As for reconstruction after the present cotglict, Mr. Carlson believes
that it will need to be "poured full of idealism." "The whole -history of
religious thought should open to us the needs of the world. The world
needs a Christian outlook."
"We must learn to deal in terms of forces and interest," stated C. E.,
"rather than the sentiment of the day."
The forces that caused wars and peace treaties in the past are the
same forces that are in effect today. We can set them operating in hist-ory,
and thereby understand the present. We must learn not to take
everything at face value, but to analyze the situation so as to understand
the real forces that cause it.
Ys Swell"
A bl-weekly campus newspaper.
1480 North Snelling Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
1. To maintain and promote the Christian principles of Bethel
2. To promote scholarship.
3._ To foster more school spirit.
4. To establish a better understanding among the students.
Editor-in-chief Ethel Hale
Associate Editor . Carol Rexion
Feature Editor Virginia Holmberg
Sports Editor Dana Larson
Reporters Carlton Christenson, Doris Fanberg, Gordon
Krantz, Clarence Lauer, Janet Lyth, Ruth
McClure, Robert Norstrom, Francis Otto, Mir-iam
Quarnstrom, Janet Rye, Charlotte San-din,
Margaret Swanson, Roger Youngqulst.
Circulation • Marjorie Porter—Janet Rye
Typist Evelyn Sundberg
Business Manager Stamford Widen
Editorial Advisor Miss Enid Platts
Business Advisor Dean Emery Johnson
God Has No Ceilings
Guest Editorial By Dean Johnson
Our every day experiences bring us into contact with ceilings. We
find ceilings on prices. Ceilings are attached to the quantity of food
which we can purchase. There has been mention made of ceilings on
wages and salaries. All of these ceilings are man-made, and they control
the relationships existing between individuals and other individuals and
But with God there are no ceilings. , God's love is limitless, and
"passeth knowledge" (Eph. 3:19). God's "grace is sufficient." (II Cor.
12:9). God's strength overcomes all opposition. "The Lord is the strength
of my life; of whom shall I be afraid." God's "understanding is infinite."
(Ps. 147:5). God's "compassions fail not." (Lam. 3:22). With God "all
things are possible." Through God we "can do all things." In God there
are no limiting barriers.
The only limits which exist in the relationship between God and man
are the limits established by the will of man. As the will of man blends
into the will of God, to that extent he partakes of the boundless love and
strength of God, until finally he can say: "I can do all things through
Christ who strengtheneth me."
God has no ceilings in His relationship to us. Have we established
a ceiling in our relationship to Him?
As each spring rolls around, something gets into the students of
Bethel that calls them from their studies into the glorious vocation of
doing nothing. As I sit in the classroom and feel the balmy spring air
coming through the open window and hear the sounds of birds twittering
in the trees, I cannot but help going out into nature to enjoy her wonder-ful
spring. The warm air, the little puddles of water, the green hills all
seem to offer a beckoning call to me.
Some folks have given the name "Spring Fever" to this inward desire
to be out and enjoy the nature God has given us to appreciate. For
many springs youth has had this disease, so we don't need to wonder if
we are being a' little strange; it is just natural. If you are, perchance,
one of those unfortunate individuals who is not affected by this -strange
fever, the best cure is to amble over to Como Park and lie on the green
grass. If spring fever doesn't possess you then, your hopes of getting
it are very slim. •
Cheer up ye ones possessed of Wander-lust, that's exactly the way
you should. feel!
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Chapel Nuggets
3/12/43—A. Wilson
"Time for our preparation is not
when the war sis over—but now.
Let's be ready."
3/15/43—K. Meade
"What we do as young people
today will show in our lives of to-morrow."
3/16/43—I. W. Smith
"Better to put a fence at the top
of a precipice than an ambulance
at the bottom."
3/17/43—R. A. Arlander
"Self examination makes us peni-tent."
3/18/43-1. W. Smith
"Does anybody want what you
have? Is Christ shown forth so?"
His Death
Hath Purchased
Lily Johnson
As we are led to think again, at
this season, of Christ's death and
resurrection, and as we would pre-pare
our hearts for the pre-Easter
services here at school, it would
be profitable to take stock of what
our Lord purchased for you and
for me over nineteen hundred
years ago.
We would not thank God, as did
the Pharisee, that we are not as
others, but we do humbly thank
Him that we have been led to see
Christians dying for us, freeing us
from the bondage of sin.
"God loved the world of sinners
And ruined by the Fall.
Salvation full at highest cost,
He offered free to all."
Among many other blessings
that we might mention as having
today because of Christ's death and
resurrection, such as victory over
doubt, fear, sorrows, etc., we would
stress the fact that were it not for
His work on the cross and His res-urrection,
neither should we be
able to experience His power in our
lives. Death and resurrection go
hand in hand. Jesus usually spoke
of death in connection with resur-rection.
Only as we are put to the
place of death, are we ready to live
and appropriate Christ, first, for
living holy lives.
We long to do service for Christ.
Because He died and rose again,
we may appropriate His power to
do exploits for God. In our Christ-ian
life we shall never know any-thing
but labor until the Lord is
permitted to work in and through
With a little boy recently , saved,
we can say, "It was surely nice of
Jesus to save me." But we should
add that we are thankful He has
made available for us the power
to live holy and useful lives.
Letter to the Editor:
Heard in the boarding club:
"This is about the third chance
we've had at this food." Heard in
the coffee shop: "What dinky
pieces of pie!" Heard in the girls'
dorm.: "Where did they get this
cheese—out of the mouse traps?"
What is the matter with Bethel
students? Don't they realize that
this is war and these are days of
People gripe about five-minute
telephone conversations, and when
they themselves get on the line,
they completely forget about their
own objections. They complain
about noise in the halls, but-when
they are the cause of commotion,
it seems to be perfectly all right.
But then they must have some-thing
to gripe about? Why do
people gripe? Are they dissatisfied
because of selfish interests? Or is
it jealousy and envy? When we
think of others in the world who
are sacrificing and even suffering,
how thankful we should be for the
by Marjorie Porter
MRS. THERESA WESTMO: "Two
things: My mother's prayers, and
the testimonies of other Christ-ian
LAVERNE JOHNSON: "For some
time I felt the Holy Spirit work-ing
in my heart and I saw my
need for the Lord and I accepted
Him as my Saviour at Iowa Falls
summer assembly about a year
and a half ago."
EILEEN ETTER: "I accepted
Christ as my personal Saviour at
the' age of 11 years during the
Fisher evangelistic services."
STANLEY PAULSON: "Although
it may seem almost incredible,
at the age of four in a Sunday
evening service after an evan-gelistic
sermon on Eternity, I
walked down the aisle to kneel
and meet my Christ—my Eternal
Friend. I graphically realized my
unsaved condition and this led
me to my decision."
MISS ESTHER SABEL: "A ser-mon
on the text "One thing thou
lackest" brought home to me
that my life was lacking in the
one thing that could make it
HELEN HEITZMAN: "First of all
a Christian home and the inter-est
of a personal worker."
JOHN DAN I EtSON : "The example
of Christian parents led me to
find Christ at the age of 7."
provisions that we do have, and not
complain ! In the program of a
Christian life, what place is there
for griping?
—A•n I•ra te Sophomore. •
Dear Editor:
I would like to commend Presi-dent
Wingblade and the others who
were in charge of the radio pro-gram
last Wednesday evening. It
was a fine representation of our
school, a true picture of its spirit-ual
I believe the continuation of
these programs will provide a
splendid opportunity to the use and
further development of Bethel tal-ent.
This is a step in the right direc-tion.
Keep it up.
—Enthusiastic Bethelite.
If you have any complaints, sug-gestions,
or commendations, write
them in the form of letters to the
The Editor's Mail Box
THE BETHEL CLARION Page 3
About all we've been doing the
past few weeks is going through
a toughening-up process. We've
had speed-marches, double-timing,
and running obstacle courses near-ly
every day. This morning we
speed-marched four miles in 40
minutes. That's pretty good walk-ing,
I think.
I had a letter from Willie Nord-ine
last week. I suppose you know
he's in Africa. He said he'd just
been made a Sergeant.
—Eddie Nelson.
* * *
I've liked the Army life so far
but from now on it's going to be
tough. There are some pre-flight
men here, too, and the War De-partment
has given orders that
they be handled with kid-gloves
and they've also given orders that
meteorologists be given all the
body punishment possible. About
20 per cent of us are going to be
washed out, and I've had less math
and physics than 98 per cent of
them so I guess I'd better watch
out. One fellow, who was transfer-red
here from another school
which had already started, said
that college algebra was covered
in 10 days, trigonometry in 7 days,
and then they started on analytic
geometry. If they do that here I
think .. .
I wish I could come back and
keep the library quiet once more—
think I could really do it now after
listening to orders all the time and
giving them sometimes as squad
leader or something.
—Ellwood Norquist.
* * *
I couldn't ask for better and still
be in the Army. I'm in the Air
Corps and supposed to be a cadet
but I'm here at Sioux City, Iowa,
waiting to go into Cadet training.
We are supposed to be getting
what they call basic training but
to tell the truth it doesn't amount
to much. I've been given a job as
a clerk in Squadron Headquarters.
I work under a Sergeant as his
typist and that's about all I do, but
I really enjoy it. I go to work at
8 and get off at 5 so the hours
aren't bad. Then, too, my boss is
Hello to all Bethelites.
—Dale Lindberg.
* * *
Nestled in the Idaho mountains
alongside Lake Pend-Oreielle it's
really beautiful here at Farragut.
But 5:30 A. M. comes all -to soon.
Such is the Navy way. Incidentally,,
that's the only way here. Our com-pany
is scheduled for at least five
more weeks here after which active
duty may be our lot.
The first few days of being the
subject to nicknames such as—
"barber bait," "new boot," and
Birds are singing,
Boys and girls are playing,
And here I have to sit down
And write a column.
Spring . . . oh me, - oh my, this
paper isn't supposed to have any
Skr-rut but it surely could this
The other night down by the
river in downtown St. Paul we saw
the most romantic scenes. The sun
was just setting with trains coming
in and going out throwing smoke
up to the brilliant sky. While we
were watching these scenes, a troop
train passed below us. Did it carry
someone we knew? Where were
"rookie" were discouraging,
but now that the newness has worn
off I enjoy it a lot.
I really miss Bethel a lot. But I
expect to be back roaming the
halls again soon. Wish Bethel were
closer but I always remember you
in my prayers.
Greetings to all old "pals" and
Keep Looking Up!
—Dave Carlson.
* * *
At the present I'm going through
my basic training and although it
isn't very much fun, it has to be
done. Tomorrow we go out for a
22-mile hike and spend the night.
How is everything at school?
Hello to everyone and write when
you find time.
Those of you who will not get
into this will never know what a
test it is—these men live such un-
Christian lives. So I'm asking that
all of you remember us constantly
in prayer as that is the best way
you will have of helping us.
—Phil Bishop.
Spring Is Here!!
The First Robin
has been seen!
they going? Were they lonesome?
—You see from these words what
spring can do for even a backward
Middle names—Miss Enid "Be
Specific" Platts ; Maxine "Lack of
Facial Expression" Olson; Carol
"Stay on your Feet" Rexion; Howie
"Lil' Fellar" Olson; Ladelle "Sit
and Talk" Erickson; Harris "Got
any Money" Youngquist ; ; Dr. K.
J. "To Be Sure" Karlson; Margaret
"So Help Me" Swanson; Lola "Po-tatoe"
Anderson ; Drip "I hate my-self"
Otto; Char"What's Burning?"
Sandin; Janet "belligerent atti-
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After considerable discussion the
decision was made to have a Date-
Bureau with John Danielson, Chair-man,
and Peggy Applequist, assist-ing.
The president, Dave Danielson,
asked the freshmen to cooperate
with the Red Cross in -donating
their blood for the soldiers.
"Pay your class dues as soon
as possible," reminded John Danz
ielson, class treasurer.
Sophomore Class
The Sophomore class met last
Tuesday, March 23, during the Con-vocation
The all-school birthday party
was discussed and the date for it
set for April 167 It was decided
that it would be limited to the stu-dent
body and faculty and wives.
The ways and means committee
headed by June Hedman is work-ing
with the social committee
headed by Gene Johnson in plan-ning
the party.
Several suggestions for a class
gift were proposed and committees
appointed to look into them in de-tail.
Mrs. Gustaf Westmo, Leroy
Johnson, and Janet Lyth are to
investigate the proposition of fur-nishing
the chapel with ferns and
flags and also supplying the win-dows
of the College building with
tude" Lyth; C. E. "From This View.
point" Carlson; Albert "I'm not
Appreciated Here" Walker.
Lois Nelson has a horrible affin-ity
for wastebaskets. Periodically
she sneaks someone's into her room
and keeps it for days. We'd better
buy her one, Girls, or none of ours
will be safe.
Mid-semesters are on their way!
as if you didn't know it already.
Be sure you don't let the weather
get the best of you. You can see
what it has done to me.
I just love to shadow people. I
-shadowed Merle Freiheit the other
day. My tongue hung out and I
panted as I bounded to follow his
grasshopper-like leaps from office
to office, and floor to floor. I was
dying for a cup of coffee—but he
didn't stop, not once, in the Coffee
What was he doing? After the
first half-hour I had few doubts—
"I'll bet it's the ANNUAL," I mur-mered,
with rare lightning (?) per-ception.
I deducted it must be the AN-NUAL
from the Conferences with
Dana and Gwen, from the typing
instructions given to Ladell Erick-son
and Eleanor V. Peterson, from
the pep talk given ad-seller Bar-ney
Cunningham, and from the
grey hairs at the temples.
I wondered about the grey hairs
—even the bounding and conferen-ces
and pep talks couldn't account
for that. He is business manager,
but what is wrong? I wondered.
Then I over-heard, "We are plan-ning
for every student to sell at
least- two annuals besides the one
he buys for himself. . .. they can
do it, if they will. If they want a
good annual, LOTS of copies will
have to be sold!"
So that was the worry.
I dropped my shadowing like a
hot potatoe, trotted home and
wrote five letters to potential an-nual
screens. Robert Bergerud and
Bernard Travaille were designated
to work with the Seminary com-mittee
on the question of improv-ing
the tennis court. Harold Carl-son,
June Hedman, Gene Johnson,
Gordon Johnson, and Marjorie Por-ter
are a committee to consider the
possibility of furnishing a recep-tion
room in the College building.
Slides Are Shown
Mrs. M. McNally, an Exten-sion
representative of the Min-neapolis
Institute of Arts, pre-sented
the topic, "Minneapolis
Institute of Arts." She showed
slides from some of the impor-tant
collections. She has given
lectures throughout the Twin
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The Union Depot was crowded with people moving in every direction.
A few happy smiling faces can be seen here and there welcoming friends,
other somber-eyed folks saying "Goodbye" to loved ones. This is a place
of great change in many lives . . . a time of looking into the dark, un-known
future for some, and for others a time of joyfully looking ahead.
Over on one side stands a group of young people . . . handing slips of
paper around to each other. Upon closer observation we see that those
slips of paper are tracts. They pause for a moment of prayer, and with
a few final words, separate. We can see them mingling with the crowd—
handing a tract, with a smile, here and there. Our eyes follow one boy
in particular who is going at the job very energetically—he hesitates
and stops' beside one of the colored porters and we hear him say, "Read
this and think about it, will you?" The porter accepts the tract, glances
at it, and with tear-filled eyes replies, "Yo all nevah know how much it
means t' me t' have somebudy talk 'n take int'rest in me. NO ONE
EVAH TAWKS T' ME! Ah gets so lonesome fo' frens-- an' fellah-ship.
Yo' see, ah'm a Christian!" The boy steps closer and his words are lost
in the surrounding activities and noise. A call for "Porter" breaks the
conversation and as the Negro rushes away, we can not help but notice
his happy, smiling face.
Several of the young people had been watching, and when the porter
disappeared they came and gathered together and we heard above the
noise and din of the crowded depot, "Did you see that smile?—this was
a day well spent!"
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Volleyball has come to the fore-front
now in the Bethel sports cal-endar
with tournaments being
played and planned for boys and
girls. The games will come in the
next two weeks until spring per-mits
outside activity.
The girls already have their four
teams drawn up. Under the leader-ship
of June Hedman and Ruth
Nelson the Sophomore's teams
are competing with the -Fresh-i
e s who have Peggy
Applequist and Gwen Parson as
their captains. Some games have
already been played and the soph-omores
seem to hold the upper
hand having won .... games and
lost only team has taken
the forespot with .... wins to its
The boys have organized teams
also and the tournament is under
way. The captains are: Otto,
Dishinger, B.Paulson, Hails, Lundh,
G. Johnson.
No decisive results are yet forth-coming,
but there will be in the
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The question has been decided
now, and according to the records
and the score of the final game
which was played last Tuesday
night, the Carpetbaggers have
shown themselves the victors. Ny-pan's
team clicked well and with
a good defense were able to over-come
the opposition of the Scala-wags.
The game was hard fought and
the score see-sawed back and forth.
At half-time the "P " were
ahead 14-11, but that was not to
last for the Carpetbaggers tied it
up during the third period and
moved ahead in the final. The
game ended with a seven point ad-vantage
in favor of the "Nymen,"
It was a tense game throughout
but, the winners just seemed to
have the extra punch that brought
victory. In the scoring honors Ny.
man rated the top for both teams.
as well as for victors, with 18
points from 9 field goals. Bergerud
of the Scalawags was next with 10
points. The game was well played
with few fouls committed.
For .the consolation and title the
Mugwumps vied with and lost to
the Swanson Muckrackers. This
game was quite one sided and, due
to the weak defense of the losers,
the victors seemed to score quite
at Will. This was seen early in the
game and at half time the score
Was a discouraging factor to the
"ill-fated." The second half saw no
decisive change, and scoring con-tinued
in like manner to make the
final count of 43-22. Gustafson took
scoring honors having 17 points
and Swanson followed with 10.
The play-off schedule which pre-ceded.
the finals was cut short due
:o time difficulties in arranging
games. The Carpetbaggers were to
play the Scalawags, but this was
cancelled making the total games
played less than for the other two
games. This contest may yet be
played in that the Scalawags seem
confident at defeating the present
champions. If played, it will not
affeCt the positions but just sat-isfy
the players.
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In gaining their right to the fi-nals,
the Carpetbaggers defeated
the Mugwumps 42-36 on March 16,
and the Muckrakers received their
chance by an upset with the favor-ed
Scalawags by the score of 36-22.
Two previous games were played
also. One was between the Muck-rackers
and Mugwumps, which de-cision
was copped by the "Swan-sonites"
with the final count of 41-
21. The other fray involved the
Scalawags and Carpetbaggers. This
was taken by the Carpetbaggers by
the eight point advantage of 43-35.
By game percentages the team
standings are synonymous to the
play-offs and finals. The Carpet-baggers
still maintain the lead but
their fourth game may bring a tie
with the Muckrackers, who now
hold the second place and conso-lation.
Games Won Lost
Carpetbaggers 3 3 0
Muckrackers 3 2 1
Scalawags 4 2 2
Mugwumps 4 0 4
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Paulson (f) 4
Bergerud (g) 11
Thompson (c) 4
Christenson (g) 2
Ericson (f)
Cunningham (f)
Sahlin (f) 5
Baseball Practice Starts
Baseball practice starts soon.
This was announced at a meeting
held in the gym yesterday after-noon.
As there will be no Conference
this spring, all Bethel mes will be
eligible for the team whether or
not three years of competition
have been played.
In regards to this, Coach John-son
says, "We are sorry to hear
of the lapsing of conference com-petition,
but that is just another
civilian price to be paid for the
Carpetbaggers Win
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Supreme Court Says Videogames and Classical Literature Are No Different
The Supreme Court has just struck down a California law that would have outlawed the sale of violent video games to minors. Yee haw: Free speech covers busting open aliens' heads with a chainsaw!
The ruling found that video games qualify for First Amendment protection, and California's law is unconstitutional: "Crudely video games, tawdry TV shows, and cheap novels and magazines are no less forms of speech than The Divine Comedy." Yeah, no shit. After all, what is a Michael Bay movie but a violent video game with the "game" part taken out? Are we going to outlaw Michael Bay movies? (Alas, no.)
As someone who has spent a shame-inducing amount of time playing video games, this heartens me. Next time I go on a two-day Xbox bender, I'll just say I was "reading my Dante." "Free speech," I'll cry, as I bust my opponents' guts open with a Gatling gun. Just like the founding fathers intended. [Kotaku, CNN, image of Gears of War 3]


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U.S. Representative Tim Scott has announced the location of his Beaufort County office starting January.
The office will be housed in suite 317 of the Beaufort County Government Center in Bluffton, 4819 Bluffton Parkway. The 113th Congress convenes in January.
Scott's staff will be holding weekly mobile office hours in the town of Beaufort and on Hilton Head Island, according to a news release from his office. The location of these offices will be announced later this month.??
"I look forward to serving the residents of Beaufort County, and hope they will use both our Bluffton office and the weekly mobile offices in Beaufort and Hilton Head Island to help address any federal issues they may have," Scott said. "The number one responsibility of an elected official is to serve the people, and my staff and I will continue working hard everyday to do just that."
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Little projects make big impact in annual design judging
Modesty spoke louder than monuments in this year's crop of Orchids and Onions, San Diego's versions of the Oscars and Razzies for the built environment.
A nine-member jury chose 14 Orchids and eight Onions and the public named one of each in online voting. Little projects got the most bouquets and big ones generally got bunches of the smelly veggies.
Sponsored by the San Diego Architectural Foundation since 2006, O&O is a San Diego tradition going back to the mid-1970s. It's an annual shout-out for the good and bad in architecture, landscaping, public art and other parts of the built environment. The idea is to educate the public and their officials on what it takes to get good design.
As a measure of the public's interest in local design issues, there were 117 Orchid and 30 Onion nominations and thousands of visitors to the program's Web site in the last three months. There were nearly 500 online comments, said the foundation's executive director, Leslee Schaffer.
With development at a near standstill during the recession, the jury had few high-profile projects to consider and instead focused on small-scale developments.
"We were advantaging experimental or issue-driven work rather than formal solutions," said Leslie Ryan, a juror and landscape architect at AEREA.
The prime example was the Grand Orchid winner: The Station Tavern and Burgers in South Park, a tiny eatery designed by Lloyd Russell and owned and developed by Sam Chammas. The jury said it liked everything about the rustic-looking building that occupies a block that the 30th Street trolley line once passed through.
"It was the least obvious choice," Ryan said. But it carries a universal message: "We have to figure out how small projects can scale up, how demonstration projects can be applied to larger settings."
Other small-scale Orchids went to MXD830, a mixed-use project in Golden Hill, which earlier this year won the architectural foundation's Community Award; the 1906 Lodge bed-and-breakfast inn in Coronado; North Park Art Produce gallery; Starlite lounge in Middletown; and the Bacon Street architectural offices for the Hanna Gabriel Wells firm in Ocean Beach (winner of several American Institute of Architects-San Diego awards in June).
The Grand Onion, given to the Vantage Pointe condo tower downtown, sent a different message — not that the building itself is ugly and a blight on the cityscape, but that its ground floor does not relate well to pedestrians.
"The issue here is about civic responsibility that the city and the developers must realize they missed," the jury said. "The absolute neglect of how the building engages the street and how people will use or not be able to use, the public interface is the worst kind of building the city has seen in the past decade, leaving people to ask when will this kind of thing stop."
No one from Pointe of View Development, which completed the 40-story project on B Street this year, showed up to accept a bunch of onions. Company officials did not return phone calls seeking comment.
In fact only two Onion recipients were brave enough to appear — San Diego Planning Director Bill Anderson for the city's interim height ordinance in Hillcrest (the jury thought comprehensive planning was needed instead, a step Anderson said is in the works), and San Diego Gas & Electric's Chip Fox for nondescript utility boxes, which the jury said should be redesigned to beautify neighborhoods. Architect Graham Downes accepted the Onions on the behalf of the no-shows and offered mock apologies or defenses.
Juror Russ Haley, vice president of CityMark Development, which specializes in infill condo projects, suggested the problem with Vantage Pointe was not ineffective city design policies but a failure to achieve greatness by the Canadian builder and its architects, SR Architecture, both from Calgary, Alberta.
"The reality is if you have an Onion, you can't hide behind city ordinances," Haley said. "Sometimes they can hurt the project but at the end of the day, it is up to the developer and the design team to come up with the best project possible."
City redevelopment officials said the project will relate better to pedestrians when ground-floor retail spaces are filled.
Bucking the jury's antipathy to big projects, the People's Choice Orchid Award went to the ResMed corporate headquarters in Serra Mesa. The People's Choice Onion went to the proposed Jamul Casino, the result, the O&O committee suspected, of a campaign by neighbors who don't want the project.
Sponsor: San Diego Architectural Foundation
• Christopher Ian Gustard
• Deborah M. Smithson
Jury members:
• Joyce Cutler-Shaw, artist and sculptor
• Tony Cutri, architect, Martinez + Wong
• Lara Gates, San Diego city planner
• Russ Haley, vice president, CityMark Development Co.
• Miki Iwasaki, furniture and architectural designer at mi-workshop.
• José Parral, landscape architecture professor at Woodbury University
• Leslie Ryan, landscape architect, AEREA
• Lloyd Russell, architect
• Lucia Sanroman, associate curator, Museum of Contemporary Art San Diego
Here's a list of winners, with excerpts of the jury's comments. The two People's Choice Awards were chosen by an online public vote from among 18 projects nominated by the Orchids & Onions Committee. For more details, go to orchidsandonions.org .
The Station Tavern & Burgers, 2204 Fern St., South Park: Sam Chammas, owner; Lloyd Russell, architect. "It's possible to see history can be integrated and strategies can be created that are nimble enough to make architecture on a small budget and without predetermined forms."
Vantage Pointe condo tower, 1281 Ninth Ave., downtown San Diego: Pointe of View Development, developer and S2 Architecture, both of Calgary, Alberta. "A severe disservice to the city life where it meets the street."
ResMed corporate headquarters, 9001 Spectrum Center Blvd., Serra Mesa: ResMed, developer; KMA Architecture and Engineering and Davis Davis Architects. "A wealth of materials, forms and architectural eye candy that makes visitors want a second look."
Jamul hotel and casino (proposed), 14191 Highway 94, Jamul: Jamul Indian Village and Lakes Entertainment, developers; Urban Design Group, architect. "It seems a few more San Diegans care to partake in this heated debate."
Robert Paine Scripps Forum, Orchid, 8610 Kennel Way, La Jolla; UCSD/Scripps Institution of Oceanography, developer; Safdie Rabines Architects. "An unimposing and relaxed retreat."
Woodbury University School of Architecture, Orchid, 2212 Main St., Barrio Logan: Woodbury University, developer; Rinehart Herbst, architects. "Understated design both complementary to and enhanced by the cultural charm of the area."
Point Loma Marina, Orchid, 4990 N. Harbor Drive, Point Loma; GB Capital Holdings LLC, developer; Miller Hull Partnership, architect, of Seattle. "Embraces the water's edge and provides an opportunity to marvel at the architect's great attention to detail."
MXD830 housing-office-bar project, Orchid, 830 25th St., Golden Hill: Mike Burnett, owner and designer along with FoundationForForm. "The use of space and contribution to the neighborhood fabric thrills locals and visitors alike."
Escondido Police & Fire Building, Onion, 1163 N. Centre City Parkway, Escondido: Escondido city, owner; WLC Architects of Rancho Cucamonga. "Another blank wall in what can be described as conduct unbecoming an officer ... a citation for disturbing the peace."
Grossmont Medical Terrace Parking Structure. Onion, 8860 Center Drive, La Mesa: Sharp Grossmont Hospital, owner; HDR Architecture. "Even by parking structure standards, this one is an unforgivable eyesore."
Mission Florence, 18-unit apartment project, Onion, 3972 Albatross St., Hillcrest: Mission Florence LLC, developer; Bejan Arfaa, architect. "Crushes its Washington Street intersection like a 800-pound stucco gorilla."
Hamilton's Children Garden, Orchid, 230 Quail Gardens Drive, Encinitas: San Diego Botanic Garden, owner-developer; Deneed Powell Atelier Inc., Dugmore Design Studio, designers. "Redefined what a children's garden should be."
The Plaza office park, Onion, Genesee Avenue at La Jolla Village Drive, La Jolla: Irvine Co., owner; Valley Crest Landscape. "A blatant disregard for good design and water conservation."
High Tech High Chula Vista, Orchid, 1945 Discovery Falls Drive, Chula Vista: HTH Learning; Studio E Architects. "The building itself is exemplary. ... Yet the jurors found its suburban fringe location underscored the inherently unsustainable land-use pattern of suburban, car-dependent transportation."
Bacon Street Offices, Orchid, 1955 Bacon St., Ocean Beach; Architects Hanna Gabriel Wells owner-developer-architect. "You can give back to the Earth and still thrive as a business."
Euclid Tower, Orchid, 4757 University Ave., City Heights; Thai Duc Thanh and Trieu Huong, owner-developers; Architects Bundy Thompson. "Important both historically and culturally for the City Heights community."
1906 Lodge, Orchid, 1060 Adella Ave., Coronado; Trant Manor LLC, developer; Jeff Dreyfus of Bushman Dreyfus Architects of Charlottesville, Va. "Dismayed that this isn't the everyday, normal way of imagining how past and present can coexist."
Ryan Aeronautics building complex demolition, Onion, 2831 N. Harbor Drive; San Diego Unified Port District, owner. "The port simply lacks the will and foresight to do the right thing."
Gateway Intermodal Transportation Center (proposed), Orchid, Lindbergh Field: San Diego Regional Airport Authority, owner; James Frost, architect, representing a student design team at the NewSchool of Architecture & Design. "This is BIG THINKING that San Diego needs best."
Uptown interim height ordinance, Onion, Hillcrest: San Diego City Council and Uptown Planners citizens group. "Rather than say, we need to fix this (design for a proposed high-rise), they've thrown (in) an interim ordinance."
North Park Art Produce gallery-cafe-office complex, Orchid, 3139 University Ave., North Park; Lynn Susholtz, owner and designer along with Zagrodnik Thomas Architects. "It's a provocation: to think about art in the community."
Starlite lounge, Orchid, 3175 India St., Middletown; Matt Hoyt and Tim Mays, owner-developers; Bells & Whistles, designers. "A spatially, well developed patio in back provides a respite from the swanky interior."
New Roots Community Farm, Orchid, 54th Street and Chollas Parkway, Chollas View,; International Rescue Committee, developer; no designer. "This group deserves a standing ovation."
SDG&E utility boxes, Onion, regionwide: San Diego Gas & Electric, owner; no designer. "Acquire a new industrial design to develop a pleasing and durable can."
SOURCE: San Diego Architecture Foundation, Orchids & Onions Committee. Compiled by Roger Showley.


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