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Like this one, from YouTuber TheJonDeezie, who has made this video of "Desert of Music," a very challenging track laid out over musical instruments, speakers, and more. I never thought I'd get this much enjoyment out of watching a guy try to ride a bike over an eighth-note, across some organ-pipes, down a guitar neck, up some hand-drums, across a xylophone….
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B.C. community newspaper publisher David Black has floated the idea of building a $13-billion refinery near Kitimat to reframe the discussion on the Northern Gateway oil pipeline by promising 10 times as many jobs and eliminating the shipment of oil off the coast.
The idea is to process all of the 550,000 barrels a day of Alberta oilsands bitumen from Enbridge's controversial Northern Gateway project in the refinery, and then ship refined oil products such as gasoline, diesel and kerosene. Black argues if there was a tanker spill, the refined products would cause less environmental damage because they float and evaporate.
Black hopes his proposal will temper opposition from British Columbians and first nations, many of whom have rejected the $6-billion project because they say the economic rewards for B.C. are not great enough to offset the risk and consequence of an oil spill.
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Last month, B.C. Premier Christy Clark also declared the province would not even consider the Northern Gateway project unless it gets a much greater share of the economic benefits.
Black acknowledged he has no support from oil producers, who are seeking higher investment returns from shipping and selling crude offshore.
He said he has no financial backers, no partners and has not discussed the idea with potential Asian customers. He has had only brief discussions with a pair of first nations in the Kitimat area.
Black, who owns more than 150 newspapers in Western Canada and the U.S., made it clear he would not be investing in the refinery himself, noting even a one-per-cent stake would cost $130 million.
Still, he said he believes support and financial backing can be found for the refinery and that people will listen to him.
The publisher described himself as a "quiet environmentalist" whose "nation-building" proposal would benefit the province by reducing environmental impact, creating jobs and securing economic benefits from developing the controversial pipeline.
"I'm hoping this will jump-start a change in the debate," he told reporters at a press conference in downtown Vancouver.
"In other words, instead of just saying 'no,' let's say 'how can we work with this to our advantage — get a lot out of it and solve potential problems at the same time.' " Black said he has support for the concept from Enbridge CEO Pat Daniel, although the Calgary-based company declined to comment Friday.
The proposed refinery site is 3,000 hectares of industrial-zoned Crown land 25 kilometres north of Kitimat known as Dubose, which Black does not own. He has reserved a name for a company, Kitimat Clean Ltd., but has not incorporated the company.
Black plans to submit an environmental assessment application to B.C. regulators next month, using his own money, which he estimates will cost a few million dollars.
The proposed refinery in Kitimat would provide as many as 3,000 permanent and contract jobs, 10 times more jobs than an export pipeline, he said.
Another 6,000 workers would be hired during a five-year construction period.
In comparison, the Northern Gateway pipeline is estimated to create about 350 permanent and contract jobs in B.C., as well as thousands more during its three-year construction phase.
Black said he has briefed Premier Clark, but the province hasn't told him what its position on his proposal is yet.
On Friday, a statement from B.C. Energy Minister Rich Coleman's office said the province looks forward to seeing more details on the refinery.
Black also briefed staff at the Prime Minister's Office, who encouraged him to propose the project, he added.
Natural Resources Minister Joe Oliver said Friday the federal government welcomes any project that boosts Canadian exports and jobs, but he wouldn't pass judgment on the idea.
"If he's serious, it's presumably because he's pushed the numbers and come to a case. But I'm not in a position to know whether this is likely or not," said the minister, who learned about the proposal through media.
Black's proposal, which would have the refinery approved by regulators and operational by 2020, was met with skepticism among industry players and observers, and rejected by critics of the Gateway project.
Black was confronted at the press conference by Coastal First Nation executive director Art Sterritt, who warned the publisher should consult with first nations before filing an environmental assessment application.
"Otherwise you are wasting your money."
Does the refinery proposal affect your stance on the pipeline?
Sterritt lauded Black in an interview for acknowledging that shipping oil off the coast was not a good idea, but said a refinery brings a suite of new problems, including air pollution in the pristine Kitimat Valley.
The Yinka Dene Alliance in northern B.C., said it remains opposed to the project.
The alliance represents five first nations whose claimed traditional territory encompasses 25 per cent of the pipeline route. "I don't know how many times we have to say no. [This idea] is another wolf in lamb's clothing," said the alliance's Geraldine Thomas-Flurer.
Josh Paterson, staff lawyer at West Coast Environmental Law, said Black's announcement caught the environmental movement off guard.
"People are floored by this. Where is this coming from? In terms of building trust and relationships, this is the wrong way to go."
University of Calgary public policy professor Michal Moore said it is "naive" to think a refinery would be built near Kitimat.
The Asian market is not looking for refined products, but oil, he said. It would also be virtually impossible to mobilize the labour force and infrastructure in a "tiny place" such as Kitimat to support a refinery.
The associations representing Canadian oil producers and refiners offered modest support.
"The thing that's key for us as producers is the need for market access," said Greg Stringham, vice-president of the Canadian Association of Petroleum Producers. "Any concept that helps facilitate that discussion is worth looking at."
John Skowronski, director of government and stakeholder relations for the Canadian Petroleum Products Institute, called Black's plan "an interesting proposal."
"But at this point it's sort of a trial balloon if you will." he said.
The federal and provincial New Democratic Party and union leaders — who have long opposed oilsands pipelines, partly because they believe bitumen should be upgraded and processed in Canada — were skeptical if not outright hostile to the idea.
"I don't think it changes anything in terms of public opinion in B.C. against the Northern Gateway project," NDP natural resources critic Peter Julian said. "The pipeline still threatens thousands of jobs in the fisheries and in tourism."
B.C. NDP energy critic John Horgan said Black's proposal does nothing to change his party's objections to the Northern Gateway, nor to the idea of increasing tanker traffic on the north coast.
Alberta Federation of Labour president Gil McGowan said his organization has always favoured keeping refining jobs in Canada rather than effectively exporting jobs, along with unprocessed bitumen, to other countries.
"But we are not convinced this is a credible proposal," he said. "Is this a real proposal or is it simply a ruse to help get the pipeline built?"
The proposed Northern Gateway pipeline is meant to open up new markets for crude from the Alberta oilsands, breaking the reliance on the U.S. market, and fetching a higher price — an estimated $15 billion more a year — for Canada's oil.
Black argued that goal can also be achieved with a coastal refinery with access to Pacific Rim markets.
There would also be about 30-per-cent fewer tanker loads out of Kitimat because the diluent used to thin bitumen piped to Kitimat would be stripped out during refining and sent back to Alberta via pipeline. Black also argued that building the refinery in B.C. will ensure it is a state-of-the-art facility with a lower environmental footprint than if it were built in other areas.
While it would produce about seven million tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions, those emissions would have been produced anyway, he said.

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Re: Writing original fic, killing of characters
Sorry Im so late for this, but I had to answer to this! I dont like killing my characters, and I make different excuses why some character, thats supposed to be years dead by now, is still living.
I do have one character in a book Im writing (its a series of book, really) thats an exception. He was ok in the first book, but now, in the second one, hes become a major pain in the neck for the other main characters, and I cant wait to kill him! I first though of killing him in some battle, but than I decided that he did his part, and he, being bad or not (its mostly my fault of what became of him, anyway), deserves a nice go. So, I suppose hell die without any pain, surrounded by family members and such
As for the happy endings bit, I like them, but not every book can have them (but, my mostly do).
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Re: Writing original fic, killing of characters
Another question - have any of you found that your stories have become darker over time? When I was contributing to this thread I'd have had difficulty killing anybody off at all. But right now I'm trying to finish something that I wrote ages ago and made a fair copy of in a fine-tipped felt type pen. It got in a flood and completely lost the bottom 1/3 to 1/4 of every page. So now, end "a" on one page has to be joined to beginning "b" at the top of the next page. And in the last such join I had one young character randomly drop dead, another revealed as a mass murderer, the same one attempt to murder his priestly brother, and dropped three characters off the top of an escarpment on a mountain. Two survived. Nobody is likely to mourn the one that didn't. Then I have to get a badly injured protagonist and a captive bandit off that mountain top and attach the whole story to the next "beginning b" at the top of the next page.
The most likely solution at this stage is to change POV and describe the whole schemozzle from the bandit's eyes.
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Re: Writing original fic, killing of characters
Never say 'darker,' say 'more sophisticated.
I just killed a canon character in a fan fic. The reviews (all variations on a theme of NOOOOO) that immediately flooded in were absolutely catnip. No wonder George RR Martin loves this...Yes, I liked the character, a lot, to the point of feeling guilty about it, but it was so perfect.
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Re: Writing original fic, killing of characters
Those aren't the same thing at all. "Darker" refers to content, and "More Sophisticated" refers to the complexity and presentation of the content. The current presentation of my "Slave King" stories is probably both. There is murder, suicide and family abuse in the rewrite, which I wouldn't even have thought of when I originally wrote the story. That's what I mean by "darker." I also realised that there was nowhere near enough description in the original and there is more complexity in the relationships. That's "more sophisticated." So is the creation of chapters, chapter headings and an index, which was much more difficult to do in a handwritten manuscript.
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A Tennessee teenager was turned down from her high school prom for wearing a red, white and blue sequined dress that resembled the Confederate battle flag, the Jackson Sun reported.
When 18-year-old Texanna Edwards showed up to the dance Saturday in the controversial dress, knee-length with thick blue ribbon crossed at her hip, officials told her the outfit was "offensive and inappropriate" and did not allow her to enter the event.
A teacher had counseled her not to wear the dress to prom or to get approval before the dance.
"I didn't talk with administration because we wore rebel flags all through my four years at Gibson County (High School)," Edwards said in the story. "… I asked a bunch of people before I had the dress made and they all loved the idea."
Edwards' school is located in western Tennessee, about 30 miles north of Jackson.
She told the newspaper that both black and white classmates complimented her attire, and her mom said they had spent $500 on preparations for the big dance.
A spokesman for the school district defended the principal's decision not to admit Edwards, saying that he was taking precautions to prevent any incidents sparked by such a prominent display of the Confederate icon.


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Just a few days before the November 8th release date of its new Nook HD and Nook HD+, Barnes & Noble is giving its older tablets a price cut: last year's Nook Tablet now costs $159 for 8GB and $179 for 16GB, down from $179 and $199, and the two-year-old Nook Color will now be available for $139 instead of $149. The company made much the same decision last year, when it opted to drop the price of the Nook Color after the Nook Tablet's introduction.
Both the Nook Tablet and Nook Color had already received a small price cut in August of this year, with the 8GB and 16GB Nook Tablets falling to their previous prices from $199 and $249 and the Nook Color falling from $169 to $149.
With these price cuts, Barnes & Noble is clearly keeping Amazon in its sights: the $159 Nook Tablet now matches the price of the tweaked $159 Kindle Amazon introduced recently, while the $139 Nook Color undercuts it by a fair amount. This is the only reason we can see for keeping the older device around, since at this point it's getting quite long in the tooth.
We're hoping that the decision to continue selling old Nooks as they are (rather than bumping the specs slightly and discontinuing the older version, as Amazon did) will also mean that existing users will receive software updates that will extend the feature set and useful lives of their devices—Barnes & Noble issued an update for the Nook Color last year after the Nook Tablet's introduction. Amazon has opted to abandon users of the year-old Kindle Fire rather than updating them with new Ice Cream Sandwich-based Kindle software, a consumer-hostile move that might discourage potential buyers from choosing a Kindle rather than a competing tablet like the iPad mini or Nexus 7.


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Paul Joseph Watson
Thursday, October 6, 2011
With Obama campaign front groups desperately scrambling to infiltrate and subvert the Occupy Wall Street movement and exploit it as a re-election tool for the Wall Street-financed Obama administration, joining the revolution against the true source of economic corruption, the Federal Reserve, is a historic opportunity for Americans to strike a crushing blow against the real financial oligarchy.
Helping to craft the narrative of the protests that we now see spreading across American is imperative. Leftist foundations and Obama front groups are now actively trying to hijack the Occupy Wall Street movement to neutralize its impact and exploit thousands of energized young activists into becoming a campaign tool for Obama's re-election.
As we have documented, MoveOn.org, an Obama front group that aggressively lobbied for and supported an administration that was elected with the aid of millions in Wall Street funding, is now posing as the spearhead of Occupy Wall Street.
From having virtually nothing on its website about OWS last week, today MoveOn.org is saturated with Occupy Wall Street coverage.
MoveOn.org, as well as other Obama front groups that have penetrated the leadership of Occupy Wall Street, including AFL-CIO and SEIU (Service Employees International Union), are now working to divert the protesters down the dead end of advocating big government socialism as the answer to America's financial corruption.
The corporate media has hyped the myth that all the protesters are Communists and crazed leftist radicals in a bid to drown out the penetrating voices of activists who cut across partisan lines by offering real solutions like abolishing the Fed and ending the fiat money system.
However, many of the Occupy Wall Street demonstrators have been conned into advocating a "solution," the Buffett tax rule, which is backed by the Wall Street financed Obama administration itself. In reality, this proposed new law will do nothing to touch Wall Street but will bankrupt countless middle class businesses and worsen America's economic decline for everyone but the super-rich.
In reality, it is the Federal Reserve, through its slush fund of tens of trillions in stolen bailout money, that has enabled Wall Street to prosper even as Americans labor under rising unemployment, poverty, record food stamp usage, a depreciating dollar, and a lowering of their living standards.
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Demonstrating against the likes of Goldman Sachs, Bank of America, JP Morgan and Citigroup (the same groups that backed Obama) is all well and good – but none of these financial institutions would be able to unleash their greed upon the world without the aid of the Federal Reserve.
While Michael Moore has callously misled protesters by claiming the need to "end capitalism" is the solution while dismissing the Fed as "irrelevant," in reality the Federal Reserve has made at least $16 trillion in secret loans to big banks, while conspiring with Wall Street to prevent that money from finding its way to the American people, elevating poverty and deliberately stalling any real kind of economic recovery, simply so these banks can accrue interest on deposits held with the Fed.
Indeed, banks that received bailout money did not increase their lending to struggling Americans, and refused to lend to smaller local banks, causing the banks to collapse and allowing the likes of Wells Fargo, JPMorgan Chase and Citigroup to pick off their competition.
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After the summit is opened by Carwyn Jones, First Minister of Wales, Jane Davidson (former Labour Assembly Member for Pontypridd and the Minister for Environment, Sustainability and Housing in the Welsh Assembly Government) will host a bilingual panel discussion with representatives of Christian Aid, Oxfam and Assembly Member Lord Dafydd Elis-Thomas.
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Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has filed a copyright lawsuit against bosses at Gawker Media after they allegedly leaked copies of his "The Hateful Eight" script online.
The director axed plans to shoot the new western after the script was released without his permission earlier this month.
He told Deadline.com at the time, "I'm very, very depressed. I finished a script, a first draft, and I didn't mean to shoot it until next winter, a year from now. I gave it to six people, and apparently it's gotten out today…
"I'm going to publish it, and that's it for now. I give it out to six people, and if I can't trust them to that degree, then I have no desire to make it. I'll publish it. I'm done…"
Following his statement, editors at Gawker.com posted the leaked script on their site and now Tarantino is pursuing legal action against them for uploading the screenplay illegally.
The lawsuit papers, which were filed in California, read, "Gawker Media has made a business of predatory journalism, violating people's rights to make a buck. This time, they went too far. Rather than merely publishing a news story reporting that Plaintiff's screenplay may have been circulating in Hollywood without his permission, Gawker media crossed the journalistic line by promoting itself to the public as the first source to read the entire screenplay illegally.
"Their headline boasts… 'Here,' not someplace else, but 'Here' on the Gawker website. The article then contains multiple direct links for downloading the entire screenplay through a conveniently anonymous URL by simply clicking button-links on the Gawker page, and brazenly encourages Gawker visitors to read the Screenplay illegally with the invitation to 'Enjoy!' it."
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Kneeling and the Eucharistic Prayer
First, I should say that only the bishop can speak authoritatively on this matter. I can only share my personal thoughts as a student of the liturgy and the Church.
That said, it might help to define what the "Eucharistc Prayer" is. Basically, this is the period of the Mass when the bread and wine become the Body and Blood of our Lord. This is when the Sacrifice of Christ, together with our own sacrifices, is offered to the Father for the salvation of souls. It begins after the gifts are taken up to the altar and the priest prays over them. It ends after the "Great Amen", when we stand to pray the "Our Father."
There is a reason why we are called to kneel during this time. As the General Instruction of the Roman Missal (or "GIRM") tells us, the Eucharistic Prayer is "the center and summit of the entire celebration" (no. 78). This is when a great miracle takes place. It is in the midst of the Eucharistic Prayer that Jesus Christ Himself becomes substantially present among us, waiting to abide within us. It stands to reason that we should give this moment our greatest act of reverence and worship, which is kneeling.
That we should kneel, instead of sitting or standing, to show this reverence and worship is not so much dictated by our culture as it is by Sacred Scripture and Tradition. In the Old Testament, we see that, at the dedication of the Temple, Solomon knelt "in the presence of all the assembly of Israel" (2 Chron 6:13). Ezra fell upon his knees during the evening sacrifice (cf. Ezra 9:5). The Acts of the Apostles tells us how Peter (9:40), Paul (20:36), and the whole Christian community (21:5) prayed on their knees. Jesus himself knelt down to pray in the Garden of Gethsemane (cf. Lk 22:41). As you can see, it is not above anyone to kneel.
Now, the GIRM does say that one is excused from kneeling during the Eucharistic Prayer if "prevented on occasion by reasons of health, lack of space, the large number of people present, or some other good reason" (no. 43). But, I've never been to a church or chapel in Owensboro where I wasn't able to kneel. Yes, it may be a little uncomfortable if there are no kneelers, and it can be a little embarrassing if you are the only one kneeling. But, as long as you are physically able to kneel, you should.
The Son emptied himself, took on the form of a servant, and became obedient unto death, even death on a cross (cf. Phil 2:7-8). The least we can do is kneel in worship of him (and praise Him if it requires a sacrifice on our part), so that "at the name of Jesus every knee should bow, in heaven and on earth and under the earth" (Phil 2:10).
Pax Christi,
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Can someone be prohibited from kneeling after communion? Someone I know is being told that if she wants to continue lectoring, she may not kneel after communion.ReplyDelete
You mean once she returns to her pew? The CDW responded to a dubmium by one of the US bishops by stating that the time of prayer after Communion begins once the communicant returns to his/her pew, and the GIRM indicates that the posture for this time is kneeling or sitting. However, some dioceses are having their parishioners remain standing until everyone has received communion and then the people take their posture of prayer. This interpretation of the GIRM has gained in popularity as of late. If this is what the bishop has decided to do in his diocese, then she should follow it. As in, she should remain standing until everyone has received, and then kneel for the time of prayer. But, if this is just something that her parish is doing (which is also the case in many places: within the same diocese some parishes stand, others don't), then I think she is within her rights to kneel as soon as she returns to her pew, and an ultimatum shouldn't be placed on her role as a lector.ReplyDelete
I hope that answers your question.
Yes, once she returns to her pew.ReplyDelete
No, it is not a bishop's mandate...it is a priest's mandate for this particular parish.
Thank you for helping. What do you mean by this interpretation of the GIRM?
By "this interpretation of the GIRM" I mean the understanding that the GIRM somehow requires everyone to stand until all have received Communion. The GIRM is a little ambiguous on this point, and so some bishops have advocated standing whereas others have simply continued the long-standing practice of kneeling in prayer once the communicant returns to the pew. I wish the CDW would do something to establish more uniformity within the Church in the US on this matter.ReplyDelete


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Neither do I It's a dick between ya' mothers thighs divided by PIE I'm the sickest linguistically illicit lyrical misfit in the business And possibly in existence, what's your consensus? Studied my own syntax statistics since '96 wit CPA certified assistants I've made the decision that my standards are above precision The only thing I could honestly say I love more than women are dope writtens If it ain't dope then don't spit it Don't be sensitive and get on the defensive just practice ya' penmanship If you can't spit at high temperatures then just quit Be careful of the tongue it tends to bend to the left According to the manufacturers specs, you'll make a mess Rupture the blood vessels in ya' neck fuckin' with Rip Got millions of blueprints on zip disks Stock versions of sick verses that come with conversions kits With a course every Thursday that teaches you how to burst like Rip You never experienced work like this, nigga welcome to the serpentine world where I twist The world where that I Rip, the world that I Fixed, the world where I live [Bis] Ok Rip, you made your point, I can't out rap you You said you was the illest, I would never doubt that too At the moment of truth I let you design the tattoos You are the illest alive, that's a fact that you've proved It's just a couple rappers that don't want it to happen for you Raggin' on you like battlin' is all you can do You didn't sell enough units to be honest with you Nobody knows the truth you got talent out the gazuu When niggaz first heard of you it was like a Man On The Moon You got dissed by a legend but you damaged him too So what if the ladies think he's more handsome than you? What happens if the rumors about being a fagot are true? Look what it's runnin' into, I don't feel like havin' this discussion with you I'm tired of fuckin' with you, niggaz in the game don't wanna' do nuthin' with you Bussin' with you, goin' one on one with who? They wanna get rid of you, ya' shit is too lyrical Headhunters out to get you, that's why I have to protect you I wouldn't disrespect you, as another intellectual Without you I'm unsuccessful, God bless you What makes you think I left you or why I'd ever be tempted to? Ever since the 3rd album I been mentioning you I got your name on my arm I'm representin' you You're Rip The Jacker - I would never question you I respect your opinion as a professional nigga' I just want you to listen to what I'm tellin' you What happened between L and you - Forget it! 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Dr. Rufus B. von KleinSmid will head the receiving line. Others who will greet the guests are: Dr. Frank C. Touton. vice-president of the university; Dr. Emory Stephen Bogardus, dean of the sociology de partment, and all members of the council on graduate study and research: the officers of the associated graduate students; and the fellows who are now in the univer sity. AU faculty members have been invited and '000 personal invitations have bee a sent. Hinkle is Chairman A special committee made up of various fellows with Raymond Hinkle, teaching feUow in sociology, as general chairman are working to coordinate the program. Dorothy Clark is in charge of arrangements, and David Dingilian will arrange the program. Urging all graduate students to attend, Hinkle emphasizes that there will be no expenses attached and that it will not be necessary to remain for the entire program. Dates for the political meetings of the seven major candidates for A.S.U.S.C. offices in the forthcoming student body election were determined by lot Friday afternoon in the office of Eames Bishop. The large number of candidates, with the shortened period of time for campaigning made this procedure necessary. The complete calendar of dates follows: Tuesday. March 24 Afternoon—Foy Draper (president. Evening (7:30-8:45) — Jim Krueger (president). Wednesday, March 25 Afternoon—Ruth Sinclair (secretary). Evening (7:30-8:45) — Norm Johnson (president). Thursday, March 26 Afternoon—Grace Libby (secretary) . Evening (7:30-8:45)—Foy Draper. Evening (8:45-10)—Joe Preininger (president). Friday. March 27 Afternoon—Norm Johnson. Monday, March 30 Afternoon—Jim Kreuger. Evening (7:30-8:30) — Grace Libby. Evening (9-10)—Ruth Sinclair. Tuesday, March 31 Evening (7:30-8:30)—Joe Preminger. Evening—9-10)—Foy Draper. Wednesday, April 1 Evening (7:30-8:30) — Norm Johnson. Evening (9-10)—.Jim Kreuger. Thursday, April 2 Lucy Ann MacLean (vice-president). Friday, April 3 All-university elections. All-university elections dance. Grayson's Band To Play Varied Music at Prom Dance Orchestra Is Ready For Big Event After Tour of South Leader Is Former Trojan Vlaestro Got Start While Student Director of S.C.'s Musicians Political Wampus To Reach Campus Magazine To Be Released Wednesday, Declares Business Chief Summer Institute Instructors Named 8T. LOUIS. March 15— (T£) — Captain WilUam P. Donovan. 39 assistant St. Louis hospital commissioner and T. F. O'Hanlon. 40 provisional judge, were kiUed late today when Donovan's national guard observation plane crashed and burst into flames. The accident occurred near Port I age Des Sioux, on the Mississippi river 16 miles north of St. Louis. Donovan, a member of the 110th I Missouri observat ion squadron, was 1 circling the ship low over a shooting club of which CHanlon was a member when it went into a side-sUp and crashed in a field. Witnesses said the plane struck with the motor running and burst into flames. Although both bodies were bad- r burned, a physician said the men 'led from skull fractures. Lamson To Hear State's Demand for Life Today SAN JOSE, March 15—(lii—David A. Lamson tomorrow probably will hear for the third time a demand by the state of CaUfomia that he hang for the death of his wife. Allene Thorpe Lamson. The state's final argument, expected tomorrow, wUl come simultaneously with the fifth birthday of Genevieve Allene Lamscn. onlv Id at the ill-fated Palo Alto House Leaders To Force Tax Bill Into Open WASHINGTON, March 15—011!) —A drive by house leaders to force the administration's $1,137,000,000 tax program out of a secret committee room for pubUc hearings wUl be started this week, it was reported tonight. The biU's first hurdle was overcome when the house ways and means sub-committee reached a tentative agreement on a graduated scale of taxes on undivided corporation profits. The agreement embraces the so-called "cushion allowances'' which business demanded as a safeguard against future depressions. Continued opposition to the corporate surplus tax was expressed in letters to aU senators and cong-. ressmen by Henry H. Curran, director of the National Economy league, made pubUc tonight Curran described the president's program as "just another trick tax with the government putting its hand into the poor man's pocket from behind." Outstanding educators in the field of government will serve as (last night, faculty members this summer when Southern CaUfomia presents its eighth annual institute and professional training course in public administration. Endorsed by the county board of supervisors and the city council in an effort to promote more scientific and efficient government, the course will present such instructors as: Edward M. Bassett, counsel, zoning commission New York city; Dr. Ira V. Hiscock, professor of pubUc health, Yale university; C. A. Holrnquist, director of the division of sanitation, state department of health. New York; Lloyd Morey, comptroller, University of IlUnois; Dr. Emery E. Olson. duector of "in service" training, School of PubUc Affairs, American university, Washington, D. C.; Dr. John Pfiffner, professor of pubUc administration, S. C.; Carlton C. Rodee. assistant professor of pubUc administration, S. C., and Dr. Finla Crawford, chairman of the department of poUtical science. School of Citizenship and PubUc Affairs, Syracuse university. Hailing the season of the campus year, the Wampus will inflame poUtical animosity at Troy with its "Politix" edition Wednesday morning, the largest issue of the S C. magazine to be produced for several years. Offering 36 pages of information upon the current electioneering sit uation as well as including its several other regular features, the Wampus will stiU sell at the estab-ished price of 15 cents. Eloise Davies, business manager, declared 'One Sunday Afternoon' To Open Three-Day Run In Touchstone Thursday Curtains in Touchstone, the university's little theater, will be drawn aside for James Hagan's "One Sunday Afternoon," S. C. play production's second major presentation this year, Thursday night, for a three nights' run. "One Sunday Afternoon" is a play with a strong psychological theme woven into a setting*,■ , . . ........ - of mellow old songs, dances, and j colorful costumes of the '90s. Miss jo * p , Florence B. Hubbard is supervis- vjTOil US ing director of the drama, and j ^ ^ ^ _ # Charles Lowe is director of the Tn I )? crii CC musical interludes. A M The story begins in the year 1915 ]Hv _ nj _ with "Biff" Grimes, an awkward JL/ClliCC 1 ICLTXS Council Votes Two Days for Petition Filing Extension of Time Allowed Under Assumption of Misunderstanding Two Candidates Outlawed All-around orchestral entertainment— dance rhythms, solos, ensembles, and novelty effects—will be offered by Hal Grayson's music makers for the annual junior prom at Brentwood country club Friday nignt. Grayson and his troupe, who have been in Los Angeles four weeks after a successful tour of all southern states, have buUt an enviable record among American dance orchestras. Most recent hits have been scored at Club Victor in Seattle, Honolulus Alexander Young hotel, the St. Francis ii. San Francisco, the Los Angeles automobile show, the Palomar, and Shadowland cafe in San Antonio, Texas. Trojan Flavor A distinctly Trojan flavor is au-tomaticaUy lent Grayson's orchestra by the fact ;.hat Hal himself is an S.C. graduate. It was as student director of Hal Roberts' Trojan band that Grayson got his real musical start. Upon graduation, he organized his own band and scored immediately with his recording of 'Fight On." Most of Grayson's first engagements were playing for fraternity dances and college proms, so that Friday night's work should be simple for him. The orchestra's greatest movie triumph was scored in "The Big Broadcast," a picture starring Bing Crosby. All Under 20 All members of the Grayson organization are in their twenties, it being one of the most youthful of established dance orchestras. Incidental plans for the prom, headed by junior council committee chairmen, are to proceed today, according to Sid Smith, class president and co-chairman with Grace Libby of the general committee. Bids, priced at a new .low of $2.50 a couple, may be purchased from junior salesmen and at the Student Union ticket office. grown up boy with twisted memories, as a dentist in a small mid-western town. "Snappy" Downer, a warped Uttle man and boyhood acquaintance of "Biff's" edges the quick-tempered dentist on to reminisce about his unhappy boyhood days. Biif. enjoying his lazy reverie, becomes more convinced that he should have married Virginia Brush, the fiances whom he lost, instead of Amy Lind. "Snappy" leads him on. But Virginia married the detestable Hugo, who had plenty of money and has since become a county bank president. Biff has never forgiven Hugo, and says that he would Uke nothing better than to get his hands around Hugo's neck. Just about this time Hugo is brought into the office to have a tooth pulled under gas. As Biff administers gas with fingers aching for revenge, the lights dim and the curtains are pulled to show his thoughts going back to the scenes of his boyhood days. The rest of the play is the story of Biff's romance on the park bench, his near tragedy with Hugo, and the beginnings of his revengeful feelings for Hugo because of Virginia, untU the last act. In this act the scene switches back to the dentist's office where Biff is still administering gas to the now helpless Hugo, when Virginia walks into the room. The sight of her climaxes the whole situation and results in an unexpected ending for the play. Six Ineligible for Failing to Take Examination on S.C. Constitution Final detaUs of the Trojan Knight-Blue Key joint dance which will be held sometime next month wUl be discussed this afternoon at 1 o'clock in the Trojan Knight office. Members of the committee representing the two service organizations who are expected to attend the meeting are Vincent Miles, Ben Franklin, Mauri Kantro. Bob Trapp, John Rounsa-veUe, and Eddie Stones. Amazons Set Final Deadline Bigger NYA Checks Promised Workers New Memberships Will Be Disclosed at Annual March Assembly Further opportunity wiU be given petitioners for Amazon membership to obtain and fUe their applications by extension of the deadline until Wednesday. Ida Mae Compere, president of the women's service organization. announced late Friday. Petitions for membership in the service body may be obtained in the Women's Self Government association office she said, and requests for membership cited every afternoon from March 18-20 between 2:30 and 4:30 o'clock. Second semester sophomore, junior, and first semester senior wom- Serge Mdivani Killed by Pony ln Polo Match Giving all the candidates for ma jor oifice a page upon which to place their record, a "mug" photo and appropriate comment by the editors upon the chances of the individual in the race are also in eluded. An additional bit of advice is al so offered by the Wampus writers, presenting to politicians the proper methods to gain maximum voting strength in attending lunches at the various houses. Campaign to defeat Hal New-eU's "Better Dress Week" is being inaugurated, while J. Claude Manderbaugh, popular man-about-town and contributor to the Wampus, has another one of his Little Elinor "bedtime stories" in the issue. Surgeon Sews Heart * * * * Knife Wound Closed * * * * Operation Is Rare By United Press. In one of the rarest of surgical operations. Francisco Para. 55-year-old Mexican laborer, had his heart removed from the chest cavity, six stitches taken in a knife wound, and appeared to be on the way to recovery last night, with the heart seWed up inside him again. The difficult operation was performed by Dr. A. E. Saverien, night surgeon at the Georgia street hispotal, in a desperate effort to save the man's ebbing life. A wound six inches long had been inflicted in his chest during a brawl at a beer parlor. Several were hurt and Para appeared to be dead when the ambulance 1 reached the emergency station. City Panhellenic Meeting Planned In order to make plans for th? Los Angeles City panhellenic round table conference and luncheon, Kathleen Murphy AD Pi panhellenic president, announced there wiU be a meeting of the council today ut 12:15 o'clock in the legislative council room. The conference, to be held in Kerckhoff haU on the U.CL.A campus, Saturday morning, March 21, will consist cf round table discussions on such topics as pledge guidance, scholarship standards, social adjustment, and other pertinent topics of sorority interest. Alumnus Will Speak at 'Y' Fowler Jones, S.C. alumnus and director of the Los Angeles bureau of budget and efficiency, will speak on "The CoUege Student's Opportunity for PubUc Service" at the Y.M.C.A. luncheon to be held at 12:15 Thursday, March 19 in Aeneas haU. DEL RAY, Fla., March 15—(U.E) —Serges Mdivani, prince of an obscure Russian province and onetime husband of three of America's best known women, was kicked to death today by his polo pony. The accident occurred a Uttle more than a month after he aUied himself by marriage with one of the most iUustrious names in America—Louise Astor Van Alen. of Newport and New York, descendant of John Jacob Astor. She is an immensely rich girl, who once was married to Serge's brother, Alexis. Evil fate seems to have decided that the Mdivanis shall die violent deaths surrounded by the luxury into which they married. Alexis was killed last summer, racing an expensive car along a road in Spain. Because of an increased NYA allotment assigned to S.C. some increased assignments have been made possible," Dr. Frank C. Touton, S.C. NYA chairman revealed last Friday. NYA officials announce that undergraduates who have applied for S15.00. and graduates who have ap-pUed for $20.00, but were assigned less, and still need the increase, may send application for increased assignment to the central NYA office, 207 Administration. Students having second semester assignments are again reminded that all reports must be in the time reports box in the information office on or before Thursday, this week, as compilation of the payroll wUl be started on that date. Because the government insists that students do not work more than eight hours per day. or 30 hours per month, the central NYA office was requested that this be considered in making out time reports, Dr. Touton said. The campus chairman also asked that students either work out fuU assignments or apply for a shorter time allotment. Otherwise other students are deprived of the privUege of working for more money, he pointed out. I Because no petitions were turned ] in for seven college offices before ; the deadline last Wednesday, the legislative council voted at a special meeting Friday to allow petitions to be turned in today and tomorrow afternoons for these positions. The office of Elections Commissioner, Tex Kahn, in 224 Student Union wiU be open from 1 to 3 pjn. today an dtomorrow for this purpose. Applications signifying the intention to run wiU be received for the foUowing offices: vice-president _ of the College of Pharmacy: vice-' president and secretary of the College of Engineering: vice-president, secretary, and executive committee of the School of Music; and vice-president of the College of Letters, Arts, and Sciences. Date Not Clear The council in allowing the reopening of petitioning for these offices acted under the assumption that the advancing of the date fcr the election was not clear to some students and that it was not realized by them that petitions were due last week. The council approved the Ust of candidates with the exception of two who were declared ineligible and six who did not take the constitutional examination. Four lata petitions were also accepted. Francis Daney, who filed for the presidency of the College of Pharnr :y was ruled out of the race for not being registered in school. Bertie Nichols was declared ineligible for president of 'he Junior class. Petitions Accepted Late petitions which were accepted were those cf Frances Dunlop, for vice-president of the College of Commerce: Dorothy Moore and Rose Mazer sky, for secretary of the School of International Relations; and Bob McKnight, for president of the sophomore class. Failure to take the constitutional examination has held up the approval of the following candidates until they comply with this requirement: Charles Schweitzer. Phil Daniel, Ed KeUy, Robert Meyer. Gus Patzner, and Mike Prisler. Drama Tryouts Are Today Tryouts for the one-act mystery drama, "Murder at Marlowe's" will be held this afternoon at 3:30 in 120 Old College. Marian Chais is the director of this presentation Quartet To Play Tomorrow AlUBeethoven Program Is Prepared Elevator Men Call Off Strike Eleven Persons Charged In Federal Indictment By United Press. Eleven persons charged with having established a monopoly in seU-ing food supplies to the United States battle fleet, wiJ be arraigned today on a *edei?il grand jury indictment. They are accv sed of defrauding the government of $52,000 through an asf-erted syndicate which "fixed" p'ices of food ior the navy, sometimes 100 per cent above market prices. % Ludwig van Beethoven, whom many critics have chosen to call the greatest musician of all time, died 109 years ago on March 27. His death wiU be commemorated on the campus in a special all-Beethoven concert which the Abas string quartet is giving its sponsors this month, and which will be presented tomorrow night in Bowne hall, Mudd Memorial. This special concert was arranged by Nathan Abas, director of the group. Miss Julia iHoweU, professor to the School of [Music, and chair-an of the faculty - student :ommittee sponsoring the series, [announces that [persons who possess season tickets to the Abas concerts wiU also b e admitted t o the additional program without cnarge. Individual tickets for tomorrow night may Nathan Abas ,.. will play be purchased at the School of Music, from committee members, or at Ihe Student Union ticket window. The musicians will commence the evening with the quartet in D major. Opus 18, No. 3. This work is representative of Beethoven's first period until 1800. It foUowed the first three trios for strings and piano concerto, and preceded publication of the first symphony and the celebrated "septuor." The second Rasmoumowsky quartet in E minor Opus 59, No. 2, wiH follow. This composition, typifying Beethoven's so-caUed second and most proUfic period from 1800 to 1814, accompanied the symphonies two to eight, the overture and incidental music to "Egmont". and Beethoven's only cpera, "FideUo", which was revived at the Metro-poUtan this year. It preceded the violin concerto, Opus 61. From 1814 until his death in 1827, Beethoven, in the poetic period, wrote his gigantic Ninth or "Choral" Symphony, the Missa (ConUnued oa p&sre four) NEW YORK. March 15—(IIP) — The service employes strike which crippled elevators in Manhattan's towers was ended early today when both sides agreed to arbitrate differences, with Chief U. S. Forester Ferdinand I. SUcox as mediator. Service was expected to be back to normal by 9 a.m. tomorrow. Many striking employes returned to their jobs today and strikebreaker guards were missing from the buildings stiU manned by nonunion help. A scheduled mass meeting of strikers this afternoon was turned into a "victory celebration" by jubUant workers, confident their wage demands would be met. Owners' agents, however, also claimed victory. The only service men barred from their old jobs, under the arbitration agreement, are a few who committed acts of violence. Amazon Compere J ... advances deadline en are eligible for membership: other requirements for membership are based on the W.S.GA. point system which was recently revised by a special committee composed of Margaret Snyder, Ida Mae Compere. and Mary Jane Sturgeon, W. S. G. A. secretary. Revisions require that an average of three activity points per semester be earned in extra-curricular work and that no girl carry more than 20 points during any semester. Other provisions include the following: Freshmen women wUl be limited to three hours of majot activity work per week. Activities in which freshmen wiU participate are to be divided into major and minor activities. Major activities wUl include all elective and appointive offices. All other activities wil be considered minor. Five hours of minor work will equal one hour of major work. Ten hours major work will equal one activity point. Airplane Motor Is Given for Exhibit Donated through the courtesy of United airUnes, a 525 horsepower Pratt and Whitney Wasp airplane motor was placed in the basement of Bridge hall, Friday, where it will be on permanent exhibit. Just retired from use. the $16,000 motor has been on many transcontinental trips between here and New York and was stiU in good working order. Some of the piston heads have been cut away so that inside workings may be observed. Homer J. Merchant, charter member of Alpha Eta Rho. commercial aviation fraternity, and graduate of the College of Com--merce in 1927, was instrumental in obtaining the engine for the university. Merchant is now district traffic manager for United airUnes. Employers Must Operate Without Profit—Coughlin DETROIT. March 15—O)— Employers must operate their factories even when no profit accrues to them if they want to conform with tbe ideas of National Union for So cial Justice, the Rev. Charles E. Coughlin said today. He said the union favored pubUc ownership of natural resources, communication systems and power and light plants when it becomes "evident that by private ownership the public good is impeded and the citizens are exploited." L.A.S. Office Lost * * * * Cullenward Laments * * * * Assistant Is Sought "Lost—office of student vice-president of L.A S. for the past seven years. Persons interested in reviving same should see both N. S. Cullenward. president, and Tex Kahn, elections commissioner." Frantic over the possibiUty of his beloved CoUege of Letters, Arts, and Sciences not having a student vice-president for the eighth consecutive year, Nelson Stuart Cullenward was yesterday contemplating the publishing of the above advertisement. "Yes," said Cully, "our constitution prescribes the office of vice-president of the L.A.S. student body, any girl having finished 90 units of c'asswork by the end of the current semester. Petitions may be filed either today or tomorrow with Kahn." CuUenward neglected to describe the reason for having a vice-president, when the president is aUeged to do "practical-i ly nothing," aa it is. Republicans To Pledge Favorite FRESNO, March 15— (l'.P> — A three-way split in CaUfomia Republican ranks widened tonigbt when the state RepubUcan assembly voted to ask Governor Alf Lar-don of Kansas to refuse support of a slate already named in his behalf for the May 5 Drimary The assembly, representing chiefly "young Republicans" of the state, also voted. 75 to 23. to proceed immediately to place an uninstructed delegation pledged to a nominal candidate in the primaries. This nominal candidate, it was assumed, would be Gov. Landon. provided he instructs his followers in CaUfomia to support an uninstructed delegation and provided he does not lend his name to the earlier delegation proposed in his behalf. Transient Found Frozen In Oregon Mountain Pass BEND, Ore" March 15.—(HP*— The frozen body of a gaunt transient who attempted to cross snow-closed McKenzie pass highway on foot was found today by four members of the Bend Skyliners' Outdoor club. The thinly-clad man, who was about 60 years old, could not b% identified from his meager wfecta. *
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|Daily Trojan, Vol. 27, No. 99, March 16, 1936
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Editorial Office* Night - PR-4776 RI-4111, Sta. 227
United Pres* World Wide New* Service
Volume XXVII
Los Angeles, California, Monday, March 16, 1936
Number 99
rench Threat To Quit League Creates Crisis
Will Be Host
laration Brings Britain To Support Flandin; Council Is Called
-lish Act To Avert War
remier Refuses To Talk Peace Under Hitler's March 7 Offers
LONDON, Monday. March 16— ! flJ.R)—Germany has sent a stern warning to Premier Benito Mussolini that she will cut off all exports to Italy if the Fascist state adopts an unfriendly attitude toward Germany regarding the Rhineland crisis, the Daily Telegraph said It learned on excellent authority today.
Dr. Rockwell D. Hunt, dean of the Graduate school will be host at an all-university reception Wednesday afternoon.
Graduates Plan Reception for Student Bodies
All-U Affair Scheduled for Maich 18; Leaders Will Tell of Research
Reception To Be Informal
Dr. von KleinSmid To Head Receiving Line; 1000 Sent Invitations
Meeting Dates Picked For Political Talks
Copyright, 1936. by United Press.
LONDON. March 15 — Ol — ranee tonight threatened to bolt League of Nations and leave jncon if necessary to prevent eague council negotiations with rer Adolf Hitler while German sps occupy the Rhineland zone. Responding quickly to save the ie and to attempt to prevent ckage of multilateral efforts to war. Great Britain sided with French.
Council To Meet secret meeting ot the council called for Monday to face the crisis.
French Premie: Pierre Etienne andln categorically declared he refuse to discuss the pro-for new European pacts to the Reichstag by Hitler March 7.
Speaking as foreign minister and of the French delegation, he sted he came to London for the ecific purpose of having the gue record Germany's violation treaties.
Flandin Supported y telephone from Premier Al-t Sarraut in Paris he received )l assurances that the entire nch cabinet supports him. ien the council sits tomorrow study Hitler's l-eply in secret sion and when it holds its plen-session tomorrow afternoon
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Socialist Fired On by Fascists
Attack Is Made Against Former Laborite in Poltical Riot
itzerland Plans To Recognize Reds
ARIS. March 15— (U.P)—Switzer-d, fearing inability to maintain traditional neutrality in event a war in Europe, is planning to lize the Soviet Union for tional defense reasons" author-sources said tonight, ermany's rapid rearmament i military occupation of the ineland have shaken Swiss con-ence. it was said. The Swiss fear it if Germany becomes involved another war Switzerland will 've the first shock cf the Ger-n drive towards France, is believed also that if Switzer-continues to abstain from the Soviet Union her tion in the League of Nations ht suffer due to the present endous influence of Russia on tinental policies.
e. big commercial city, is diexposed to a possible attack Germany, the only neighbor tzerland fears, and cannot be ended.
MADRID. March 15—
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Tuesday, September 30, 2008
Little Professor's fieldtrip
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Saturday, September 27, 2008
I'm going there someday . . .
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Thursday, September 25, 2008
Why board books are a good idea . . .
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Tuesday, September 23, 2008
Just because
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Sunday, September 21, 2008
It's true,
Happy Birthday Mom!
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What's for dessert?
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Wednesday, September 17, 2008
Love is . . .
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
How to throw a FANCY party:
Step 6: Make giant cupcakes with to-die-for buttercream,
add lots of sprinkles, ribbon, diamond rings and butterflies,
all glittery and fancy, of course.
Step 7: Let the girls eat have their cake AND eat it too!
Step 8: You can't have a fancy party without PARFAITS! Step 9: Make sure your name is Dawn or at least have some of her talents,
which include, but are not limited to:
Designer, Pastry Chef, Cake Decorator extraordinaire, Seamstress and party planner
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Wednesday, September 10, 2008
Dancing queens
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Today's saving
If you aren't shopping with coupons, it is time to start!
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Are you ready . . .
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Saturday, September 6, 2008
If she weren't my sister . . .
Happy Birthday Aileen, I love you.
Enjoy Anthropologie and Pinkberry to their fullest.
She is SO fun, VERY funny, the BEST mother and SUPER generous!
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
Deja Vu
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Tuesday, September 2, 2008
So it begins. . .
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I am sorry . . .
this is not scratch and sniff.
I am certain it is what Heaven will smell like,
freshly bathed babies smothered in
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I have an Dell Inspiron 7110 that has a Sandy bridge i7 and a discrete graphics card (GeForce 525M) from Nvidia. I want to be able to use my 23' display at home throungh hdmi but Intel integrated graphics card does not work with hdmi (VGA is not an option).
I have tried bumblebee but it does not work.
How could I use the hdmi port for my monitor. Using only the nvidia card with some driver is what I tought i could do but i don't want to give up composing because I use gnome-shell.
Any options for doing this?