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Doodle from Notebook II of Samuel Beckett's Watt, 1941
This playful doodle depicting a man in a hat in the south atrium of the Harry Ransom Center is from the second of seven Watt manuscript notebooks. The notebooks are remarkable artifacts that provide a window into a time of transition for the renowned writer Samuel Beckett. The notebooks reveal his process of writing, amending, and editing, but they also contain doodles, drawings, mathematical proofs, and musical notation written in pen, crayon, and colored pencil.
Beckett wrote Watt in Vichy France during World War II from 1940 to 1945; it was the last novel he wrote in English. In the 1920s, Beckett had assisted James Joyce with research for Finnegans Wake, and Joyce's style had a profound impact on his early work, as can be seen in the unrestrained prose of Watt. After the war, Beckett had an epiphany while visiting his mother in Ireland, which precipitated his move to the sparser style of his later works. Beckett began work on the book in Paris, but he and his companion Suzanne Deschevaux-Dumesnil had to flee the city when the location of their resistance cell was compromised. Beckett wrote the second half of the novel while living in Roussillon in southern France. The novel was not published until 1953, after the publication of his trilogy of novels (Molloy, Malone Dies, and The Unnamable) and Waiting for Godot, all of which were written in French.
Beckett is noted as having said that Watt was written in "drips and drabs," as a way to "stay sane" during the war, and the manuscript reveals why the published text may seem uneven. The manuscript is "illuminated" with a range of doodles, sketches, and marginal notes, and has been likened to the illuminated Book of Kells, the Irish national treasure located at the Trinity College library in Dublin, where Beckett received his B.A. Like the Book of Kells, Watt was created in isolation, is looked upon with reverence, and is abundantly illustrated (at least in the notebooks). Viewing the 945-page manuscript—with its layers of revision, doodles, and drawings marked with different pens and colored crayons—makes the complexity of its writing process apparent. The very structure of Watt is unusual: logic can be suspended so that doors open after they have been discovered to be locked; the narration changes from omniscient to the point of view of an ordinary person, and then back again, sometimes making it unclear whose point of view is being told; a musical score and mathematical allusions are incorporated in the text; and an Addenda section contains items intended for but not brought into the main work. The original manuscript offers scholars the opportunity to decipher changes to the text, to interpret when they were made, and to try to see the original intent of the author.
The Ransom Center contains a broad range of Beckett's manuscripts and correspondence. The Samuel Beckett collection includes manuscripts for more than 35 works, plus 400 letters, a collection of first editions, critical and biographical works, ephemera, and programs from performances. The library of collector T. E. Hanley comprises the majority of this collection, and the Carlton Lake collection provides a small but noteworthy sample of letters, manuscripts, and photographs. The holographs held by the Ransom Center—six of which were gifts from Beckett himself—include Murphy, Watt, Molloy, Malone Dies, The Unnameable, Waiting for Godot, Krapp's Last Tape, Play, Mercier and Camier, and How It Is. —Sara Childress
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After nearly five years as the second in command of the San Antonio archdiocese, Auxiliary Bishop Oscar Cantú was named Thursday to become the bishop of Las Cruces, N.M.
He will replace Bishop Ricardo Ramírez, 76, himself a former auxiliary bishop in San Antonio and the only bishop the Diocese of Las Cruces has had since it was created in 1982. It has 140,200 Catholics and spans the southern region of the state.
Cantú said his installation is planned for late February. At 46, he will be the youngest in the nation to lead a U.S. diocese, a crowning moment for the son of Mexican immigrants who grew up in a Houston barrio.
He spent Thursday in Las Cruces, meeting church and civic leaders, discovering similarities to San Antonio and commending Ramirez for his leadership.
"As I looked out at the faces, the faces looked the same — very Hispanic, very simple, joyful people. In that sense, I felt really quite at home," Cantú said by phone. "It was kind of a sacred moment that I'm replacing someone who's quite beloved. In that sense, I feel very humbled to tread on a place that's very sacred."
Ordained a priest in 1994 for the Houston-Galveston diocese, now an archdiocese, the Vatican named him auxiliary bishop of San Antonio in 2008 under former San Antonio Archbishop José Gomez.
At the time, he was the youngest auxiliary bishop in the United States. Fluent in four languages, Cantú will oversee a diocese bordering Mexico and dominated by a Hispanic population.
"The Diocese of Las Cruces indeed will be blessed by his uncommon leadership and unique ability to build bridges between people, inspiring thoughtful relationships built on respectful dialogue in a spirit of unity and faith," San Antonio Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller said in a prepared statement. "His passionate commitment to his calling will always be a source of God's grace to them."
Cantú has served U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops committees for Catholic education, international justice and peace and protection of children and young people. He also is on its subcommittee on Hispanic affairs.
Locally, Cantú has been leader of youth initiatives and interfaith relations and the liaison to Catholic universities and health care agencies.
He has served on leadership boards of Catholic school organizations here, including the Good Shepherd Network founded to support inner-city Catholic schools — a job that sometimes required delivering bad news of campus closings and consolidations to parents, but also announcing scholarships and other solutions aimed at keeping the schools financially viable.
Donations for Catholic scholarships have increased under Cantú's tenure and he has helped launch a study of the state of Catholic education in San Antonio to be completed in about seven months.
"My fear was — and this is voiced by others — that Catholic education was becoming something for the privileged middle class and the wealthy and not readily available for the working class and the poor," Cantú said. "This (study) is a concerted effort to get ahead of the curve."
Most recently, he represented Texas bishops at an Austin news conference backing a proposal, unveiled by state Senate leaders, to benefit private schools with a tax break to businesses that contribute to scholarships.
"He is certainly eminently qualified to run a diocese, and his 41/2 years in San Antonio gave him great experience," said Father David Garcia, head of the Old Spanish Missions and a veteran San Antonio priest. Gomez and García-Siller "gave him pretty important projects. ... It prepared him for the tough issues of a bishop who has dwindling resources and lots of needs and the question of how do we best serve the poorer neighborhoods and parishes."
Local observers say Cantú's appointment comes as no surprise. He shot up the ranks as a Houston priest and did nothing to change course after joining the Catholic hierarchy here. He readily accepted tasks given him by his superiors, serving as pastor of two parishes for a time while keeping up his bishop duties.


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SIOUX FALLS - Monday evening in the 1200 block of North Minnesota Avenue a woman and her 2-year-old daughter were struck by car after the child ran into the street.
According to authorities the little girl ran out into the northbound lanes of N. Minnesota Avenue, followed closely by her mother trying to catch her. The child and her mother were struck by a northbound vehicle.
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February 5, 2011 at 1442 GMT the GEOS International Emergency Response Coordination Center (IERCC) received a 911/SOS alert from a SPOT device. The unit was activated by two individuals that had witnessed an accident while out on snowmobiles. IERCC personnel contacted local emergency services and informed them of the activation. Local emergency services stated that they had just received a report regarding the incident and had emergency personnel in route to the general area. The IERCC provided the latitude and longitude aiding emergency services in pinpointing the exact location of the incident.
June 30, 2009 – The SPOT Satellite GPS Messenger™ successfully notified emergency rescue authorities of an elderly man with chest pains on the remote Alaska Highway of British Columbia. With no phone service, Gary Sleeper used his SPOT Messenger to alert the Emergency Response Center that he was in an emergency situation and needed assistance.
In May, Mr. Sleeper was driving with his parents from Texas to Anchorage, Alaska, up the Alaska Highway. Knowing he would be out of cell phone coverage for long periods of time, he brought his along his SPOT Messenger.
About 100 miles outside Fort Nelson, Canada, his father told him that he was having chest pains and needed medical assistance. The individual used his SPOT Messenger to send out a 911 message. With an urgent need to get his father medical assistance at the nearest hospital, he started driving back to Fort Nelson.
On June 30, 2008 during a summer backpacking trip in California's Kings Canyon National Park, 52 year old George from Palo Alto, found himself suffering from acute abdominal pains on day ten of the two hundred and twenty three mile hike along the John Muir Wilderness Trail while setting up camp at 7:30 pm. Hours later, at approximately after 11:00 pm, George's pain worsened which led him to end his trek early, and initiate an emergency alert with his SPOT Satellite Messenger.


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Phase, in thermodynamics, chemically and physically uniform or homogeneous quantity of matter that can be separated mechanically from a nonhomogeneous mixture and that may consist of a single substance or of a mixture of substances. The three fundamental phases of matter are solid, liquid, and gas (vapour), but others are considered to exist, including crystalline, colloid, glassy, amorphous, and plasma phases. When a phase in one form is altered to another form, a phase change is said to have occurred.
General considerations
A system is a portion of the universe that has been chosen for studying the changes that take place within it in response to varying conditions. A system may be complex, such as a planet, or relatively simple, as the liquid within a glass. Those portions of a system that are physically distinct and mechanically separable from other portions of the system are called phases.
Phases within a system exist in a gaseous, liquid, or solid state. Solids are characterized by strong atomic bonding and high viscosity, resulting in a rigid shape. Most solids are crystalline, inasmuch as they have a three-dimensional periodic atomic arrangement; some solids (such as glass) lack this periodic arrangement and are noncrystalline, or amorphous. Gases consist of weakly bonded atoms with no long-range periodicity; gases expand to fill any available space. Liquids have properties intermediate between those of solids and gases. The molecules of a liquid are condensed like those of a solid. Liquids have a definite volume, but their low viscosity enables them to change shape as a function of time. The matter within a system may consist of more than one solid or liquid phase, but a system can contain only a single gas phase, which must be of homogeneous composition because the molecules of gases mix completely in all proportions.
System variables
Systems respond to changes in pressure, temperature, and chemical composition, and, as this happens, phases may be created, eliminated, or altered in composition. For example, an increase in pressure may cause a low-density liquid to convert to a denser solid, while an increase in temperature may cause a solid to melt. A change of composition might result in the compositional modification of a preexisting phase or in the gain or loss of a phase.
The phase rule
The classification and limitations of phase changes are described by the phase rule, as proposed by the American chemist J. Willard Gibbs in 1876 and based on a rigorous thermodynamic relationship. The phase rule is commonly given in the form P + F = C + 2. The term P refers to the number of phases that are present within the system, and C is the minimum number of independent chemical components that are necessary to describe the composition of all phases within the system. The term F, called the variance, or degrees of freedom, describes the minimum number of variables that must be fixed in order to define a particular condition of the system.
Phase diagrams
Unary systems
Phase relations are commonly described graphically in terms of phase diagrams (see Figure 1). Each point within the diagram indicates a particular combination of pressure and temperature, as well as the phase or phases that exist stably at this pressure and temperature. All phases in Figure 1 have the same composition—that of silicon dioxide, SiO2. The diagram is a representation of a one-component (unary) system, in contrast to a two-component (binary), three-component (ternary), or four-component (quaternary) system. The phases coesite, low quartz, high quartz, tridymite, and cristobalite are solid phases composed of silicon dioxide; each has its own atomic arrangement and distinctive set of physical and chemical properties. The most common form of quartz (found in beach sands and granites) is low quartz. The region labeled anhydrous melt consists of silicon dioxide liquid.
Different portions of the silicon dioxide system may be examined in terms of the phase rule. At point A a single solid phase exists—low quartz. Substituting the appropriate values into the phase rule P + F = C + 2 yields 1 + F = 1 + 2, so F = 2. For point A (or any point in which only a single phase is stable) the system is divariant—i.e., two degrees of freedom exist. Thus, the two variables (pressure and temperature) can be changed independently, and the same phase assemblage continues to exist.
Point B is located on the boundary curve between the stability fields of low quartz and high quartz. At all points along this curve, these two phases coexist. Substituting values in the phase rule (2 + F = 1 + 2) will cause a variance of 1 to be obtained. This indicates that one independent variable can be changed such that the same pair of phases will be retained. A second variable must be changed to conform to the first in order for the phase assemblage to remain on the boundary between low and high quartz. The same result holds for the other boundary curves in this system.
Point C is located at a triple point, a condition in which three stability fields intersect. The phase rule (3 + F = 1 + 2) indicates that the variance is 0. Point C is therefore an invariant point; a change in either pressure or temperature results in the loss of one or more phases. The phase rule also reveals that no more than three phases can stably coexist in a one-component system because additional phases would lead to negative variance.
Binary systems
Consider the binary system (Figure 2) that describes the freezing and melting of the minerals titanite (CaSiTiO5) and anorthite feldspar (CaAl2Si2O8). The melt can range in composition from pure CaSiTiO5 to pure CaAl2Si2O8, but the solids show no compositional substitution. All phases therefore have the composition of CaSiTiO5, CaAl2Si2O8, or a liquid mixture of the two. The system in the figure has been examined at atmospheric pressure; because the pressure variable is fixed, the phase rule is expressed as P + F = C + 1. In this form it is called the condensed phase rule, for any gas phase is either condensed to a liquid or is present in negligible amounts. The phase diagram shows a vertical temperature coordinate and a horizontal compositional coordinate (ranging from pure CaSiTiO5 at the left to pure CaAl2Si2O8 at the right).
The phase fields (separated by the solid curves) contain either one or two phases. Any point in a one-phase field corresponds to a single phase whose composition is indicated directly below on the horizontal axis. For example, point A presents a liquid whose composition is 70 percent CaAl2Si2O8 and 30 percent CaSiTiO5. The compositions of phases in a two-phase field are determined by construction of a horizontal (constant-temperature) line from the point of interest to the extremities of the two-phase field. Thus, a sample with composition B consists of liquid C (43 percent CaSiTiO5 and 57 percent CaAl2Si2O8) and solid anorthite D. A sample at point E at a lower temperature consists of the solids titanite (F) and anorthite (G).
Liquid CaAl2Si2O8 cools to produce solid anorthite at 1,550° C, whereas liquid CaSiTiO5 cools to produce solid titanite at 1,390° C. If the batch were a mixture of the two components, the freezing temperature of each of these minerals would be depressed. In a melt consisting of a single component, such as CaSiTiO5, all atoms could add to titanite nuclei to form crystals of titanite. If, however, the melt contained 30 percent CaAl2Si2O8, the rate of formation of titanite nuclei would be decreased, as 30 percent of the melt could not contribute to their formation. In order to increase the rate of formation of titanite nuclei and promote crystallization, the temperature of the melt must be decreased below the freezing point of pure CaSiTiO5. When cooled, liquid A does not begin crystallization until temperature H is reached. Pure anorthite crystals precipitate from the melt. Depletion of CaAl2Si2O8 from the melt causes the melt composition to become relatively enriched in CaSiTiO5, with consequent additional depression of the anorthite freezing point. As freezing continues, the liquid composition changes until the minimum point is reached at I. This point is called the eutectic. It is the lowest temperature at which a liquid can exist in this system. At the eutectic, both anorthite and titanite crystallize together at a fixed temperature and in a fixed ratio until the remaining liquid is consumed. All intermediate liquid compositions migrate during crystallization to the eutectic. The melting sequence of titanite-anorthite mixtures is exactly the opposite of the freezing sequence (i.e., melting of any anorthite-titanite mixture begins at the eutectic).
Depression of the freezing point of a compound by the addition of a second component is common in both binary and more complex systems. This usually occurs when the solid phases either have a fixed composition or show limited solid solution. Common examples are the mixing of ice and salt (NaCl) or the use of ethylene glycol (antifreeze) to depress the freezing point of water.
Applications to petrology
Systematic investigation of the phase changes of the more common anhydrous mineral groups was initiated by the Canadian-born American petrologist Norman L. Bowen and his coworkers at the Geophysical Laboratory of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, D.C., in the early 20th century. This work was generally limited to systems at atmospheric pressure. Subsequent advances in technology have permitted the examination of rock systems in the presence of water pressure and ultrahigh confining pressures. Materials can now be systematically examined under conditions that range from those at the Earth's surface to those simulating conditions that exist at the core. This has led to a vast increase in knowledge about the conditions of formation of both igneous and metamorphic rocks. Synthetic equivalents of almost every mineral or rock system can now be produced in the laboratory. Even gemstones such as diamonds are routinely synthesized.
Typical of the data now available are the freezing-melting curves (Figure 3) of the common volcanic rock basalt (and its coarse-grained equivalent, gabbro). Figure 3A shows the crystallization range (shaded) for basaltic melts as a function of lithostatic pressure; this pressure is due to depth of burial. The two short lines show the approximate position of a transition region between gabbro and its denser solid equivalent, eclogite (a sodium-pyroxene + garnet rock). The melting curves have a positive slope, as the solids are denser than their equivalent melts and are thus favoured (enlarged) with increasing pressure.
In the presence of water pressure (PH2O), the freezing-melting curves are depressed (Figure 3B) because the water acts as another component. The slope of the curves is also influenced by the presence of a hydrous solid phase, hornblende, whose approximate stability field is indicated by the dashed line. The changes in liquid composition and crystallization sequences have been determined. Similar information is available for most common igneous rocks.
In 1915 the Finnish petrologist Pentii E. Eskola set up a classification scheme for metamorphic rocks that was based on metamorphic facies. Each facies was defined by the presence of one or more common mineral assemblages. The stability limits of these assemblages subsequently have been determined by laboratory studies. As a result, placing a metamorphic rock within a particular facies indicates the broad pressure-temperature region in which the rock formed. (See metamorphic rock: Metamorphic facies for the pressure-temperature regions of the major metamorphic facies.) For example, a rock containing sodium-rich pyroxene and garnet is placed within the eclogite facies, which indicates that it formed at pressures greater than about 12 kilobars and temperatures above approximately 600° C. Rocks in the blueschist facies contain the blue amphibole glaucophane; such rocks are stable at high pressures and relatively low temperatures.
A large variety of schemes are available to provide more detailed information on the temperatures and pressures of formation of both igneous and metamorphic rocks. These may use phase relations, stable isotopes, or the compositions of coexisting mineral pairs.Ernest G. Ehlers
Learn More in these related Britannica articles:
chromatography: PhasesClassification by phases gives the physical state of the mobile phase followed by the state of the stationary phase. Gas chromatography employing a gaseous fluid as the mobile phase, called the carrier gas, is subdivided into gas-solid chromatography and…
mineral: Mineral associations and phase equilibriumThe present section focuses on phase equilibrium, upon which the link between the study of minerals and the study of rocks is largely based.…
high-pressure phenomena…a thermochemical variable that induces physical and chemical changes comparable to the more familiar effects of temperature. Liquid water, for example, transforms to solid ice when cooled to temperatures below 0 °C (32 °F), but ice can also be produced at room temperature by compressing water to pressures roughly 10,000…
matter…appear in any of several states. At ordinary temperatures, for instance, gold is a solid, water is a liquid, and nitrogen is a gas, as defined by certain characteristics: solids hold their shape, liquids take on the shape of the container that holds them, and gases fill an entire container.…
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Texting While Walking – Into a Bear! [VIDEO]
This made me roll this morning. We've all seen the videos of people walking and texting and then falling into fountains or tripping on something and falling on their face. I'm not sure all of those videos are legit. This video, however, is very much not staged. Man vs. bear!
Check out this hilarious video from KTLA news where they have a live camera shot on a bear who is on the loose and wandering around a neighborhood. The pay-off comes as a dude walking and texting nearly runs right into, of all things, a bear!
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Kettlebell training originates from Russia. It involves a very simple, archaic looking piece of equipment. Think of a cannonball with a thick handle attached and you have a good idea of what a kettlebell looks like. They come in various sizes and weights. One might think that this is too simplistic, but let me tell you, it is a highly effective way to train when done properly.
The exercises that can be performed cover all of the usual stuff that can be done with a dumbbell, such as curls, presses, rows, etc. Other exercises that can be done would be the Bent Press and Turkish Get-Up and the list goes on. For the legs you can also perform squats and lunges. There are so many others, just take a look online for examples.
Working with high repetitions is a very good cardio workout that can be achieved by keeping the heart rate at an elevated level. On the flipside, training with heavy weights and low repetitions prove to build muscle and increase strength.
People all over the world are utilizing this type of training and making fantastic gains. Kettlebells are used by many strength and conditioning coaches all over the world to train the best athletes in the world. This type of training is a big favorite among competitors in combat sports such as wrestling, boxing, and mixed martial arts (MMA).
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These are the faces I see when I think of genealogy! Shame on you LA Weekly for mocking the history of our ancestors! These are the people who built this country with their bare hands, the men and women who fought for your freedom, they are your parents, grandparents, aunts, uncles, brothers, sisters and yes your cousins.
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Calder Cup Finals vs. Manitoba Game 4
The Hershey Bears, facing an unfamiliar situation in the playoffs at Giant Center, trailing after one period of play, responded in familiar fashion, scoring the last two goals of the game and emerging with a 2-1 win over the Manitoba Moose on Sunday evening to take a 3-1 series lead in the best of seven Calder Cup Finals.
Raymond Sawada gave the Moose a 1-0 lead 11:37 into the first period, rifling a wrist shot past Hershey goaltender, Michal Neuvirth, from between the face-off circles.
Neuvirth's counterpart, Cory Schneider, who has been outstanding between the pipes for the Moose against the high octane Hershey attack, kept the Bears off the board late in the period, repelling Mathieu Perreault's backhand attempt from close range to keep it a 1-0 game after twenty minutes of play.
Just as Schneider did late in the first period, Neuvirth nullified high-scoring Moose forward, Michael Grabner's, backhand attempt in the opening minute of the second period with the visitors in the midst of a power play.
Kyle Wilson willed home the equalizer for the Bears 5:11 into the second period, wristing a shot by the glove hand of Schneider, after the Moose netminder lost his angle and gave Wilson a huge target at which to shoot. Wilson's goal was his third of the playoffs and his first since the opening game of the Wilkes-Barre/Scranton series.
"Gordon made a great play with a little saucer pass to me," said Wilson, who has never missed a playoff game in his three-year Hershey career. "I had to fight off a couple guys and get myself free to make a good shot. By the time I did that, the goalie had committed down pretty low, so I had to get up and over him."
Bear's defenseman John Carlson, who made his debut in Hershey during game one against the Baby Pens and picked up the secondary assist on Wilson's goal, is enjoying the rollercoaster ride in his rookie season.
"It's an unbelievable experience and opportunity to be placed in a situation like this. Some guys never get it, and here I am, 19 years old, and having a shot to do it. I couldn't ask for anything more," said Carlson, the Washington Capitals' 1st round selection in the 2008 draft.
Schneider regained his sharpness after the Wilson goal, denying a pair of quality chances by Hershey's leading point scorer, Keith Aucoin to send the game into the third period, knotted at 1-1.
Early in the third period, Quintin Laing, Hershey's inspirational leader, delivered a crunching hit on Manitoba's Dusty Collins, giving his team an emotional lift and seemed to provide a spark in the step of the home team.
"I was a little cautious about throwing my body around in my first game back, but after I took a couple of good hits and handled those and nothing happened to me, I figured if I could take them, I could give them," said Laing, who will celebrate his 30th birthday on Monday.
With former Capital, Nolan Baumgartner, already in the box serving a penalty for hooking, a sloppy line change cost the Moose another skater, and gave the Bears a 5-on-3 opportunity for 65 seconds.
Thanks to some early communication problems between Keith Aucoin and Staffan Kronwall, Hershey used 63 of those precious seconds before Aucoin atoned for his error in judgment by depositing an errant shot by Alexandre Giroux into the cage.
"I screwed up at the beginning, throwing it down the other end," said Aucoin. "I got a lucky bounce off the wall there and was able to capitalize. I had a lot of shots high, and I was due for one."
Despite a Moose power play chance at the end of the game, the Bears held on for the win, with Neuvirth preserving his win by kicking aside Jason Krog's bid in the closing seconds.
Hershey's victory moved them within just one win of capturing their 10th Calder Cup Championship, which would be their first on home ice since 1980 when the Bears defeated the New Brunswick Hawks, a team which featured former Bears' coach, Bruce Boudreau as its leading scorer.
Laing, a nine year veteran in search of his first professional championship, favors Hershey's position, but views Tuesday's game with caution.
"It's a good feeling to be this close, but we've got a lot of work ahead of us. The clinching game has always been the toughest the last three rounds. We're expecting a good, hard fight, and the crowd is going to be behind us; hopefully we can feed off of them."
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text: On Wednesday 29 March 2006 00:44, Johannes Stezenbach wrote: > On Wed, Mar 22, 2006, Andreas Oberritter wrote: > > On Wed, 2006-03-22 at 18:55 +0100, Marcel Siegert wrote: > > > chose to have ioctls numbered NOT with the __FE_[GET|SET]_FRONTEND_OLD numbers, > > > after discussion with andreas oberritter. (think this needs more investigation/discussion) > > > > my last words during our conversation were that I agree with Felix that > > this will break compatibility for old apps which were compiled with new > > headers but are running on old kernels. So this is probably not an > > option. > > The app might pass uninitialized data in the extended_parameters > field. One could tolerate this by having the driver disregard > the information until the app has called FE_SET_STANDARD. > I'm not sure it's a good idea, though. i don't know either. > > But I think you should write the word "HACK" next to it in large letters > > with flashing lights, because this style of backwards compatibility must > > not be copied blindly in the future. It only works in this case because > > the old and new structs happen to have different sizes which makes the > > ioctl macro create a different magic number. But the size of a structure > > depends on the architecture (e.g. 32 vs. 64 bit longs) and maybe on > > alignment restrictions. I guess there will be cases where such a change > > will work on an 32 bit x86 system, but won't on some other arch, let's > > say 64 bit alpha/sparc/ppc/mips. > > I don't see any problem here. We have to implement 32/64 bit > ioctl conversion for the extended_parameters field, but that's > an implementation not an API issue. > > > Maybe this has already been discussed, but in case it didn't: Why don't > > we leave the ioctl as it is now and introduce a new one additionally, > > e.g. FE_SET_FRONTEND2, and mark the old one as deprecated? > > Because it's ugly? > > But yeah, the hackish solution is also ugly :-( > > Choose your poison... i'll take the "hackish" solution. but i will remark it as a hack. > > Johannes > marcel


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Preset/My &the' Royalty — 1955
Humorama and Luncheon
Add to Weekend Program
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Volume X XXIII—Number 4
Published by Bethel College and Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. Friday, October 21, 1955
Queen Carla
"I am just so thrilled!" said
Carla Kern, a little breathlessly,
about being elected Homecoming
Carla, a senior from Zion, Ilin-ois,
is majoring in psychology and
plans to teach in an elementary
school. A counselor at Chetek
Camp in Wisconsin for two years,
Carla has had lots of experience
working with children.
As secretary of the religious
council, and vice-president of the
dorm council, Carla is always on
the move. She works at the switch-board
about fifteen hours a week,
and is "just wild about" meeting
people and taking messages.
Carla's favorite pastime is lis-tening
to classical music, and any-thing
in the line of food is a fav-orite.
Kay Kern, a freshman, was also
mighty happy about the results
of the election and said, "I'm real-ly
proud to be Carla's little sis-ter."
King Glenn
"This is really a tremendous
honor," declared Glenn Ogren,
Homecoming King for '55.
Glenn, a junior from Cleveland,
Ohio, is majoring in philosophy
and is anxious to enter some type
of Christian service. Teaching ten
year-old boys at Ober Boy's Club
in St. Paul is part of his prepara-tion
for the future.
Glenn is kept quite busy fulfill-ing
the duties of vice-president of
the Student Senate, and this is his
third year as a member of the
College Choir.
Glenn's favorite pastime is shar-ing
ideas and problems with peo-ple.
He likes art very much, par-ticularly
commercial and modern
art, and does a fine job making
Marilyn Ogren, a sophomore
this year, is really proud of "little
brother" Glenn, and said, "It's
sure nice to have someone famous
in the family."
Eric's Trip Told
by Robert Lindaman
Did you ever
"Eric to Sweden Day"?
I asked Eric and here's what I
Eric Borgeson and his wife Ellen
left June 21 via Northwest Air-lines,
a very elated Swedish cou-ple
headed for their homeland.
Two thousand miles east and a
different plane and Eric and Ellen
were bound for London. Bucking-ham
palace and the royal guard
passed before their eyes so quickly
that it seemed a dream.
More planes, Gothenburg, Den-mark,
and then Sweden and reun-ion
with brothers and sisters
whom they hadn't seen for 33
Both Eric and Ellen thought
the reception was wonderful and
everyone had to laugh when a
Swedish newspaper erroneously
reported that the people of St.
Paul, a city of 400,000, had taken
a collection for the Borgeson's
travelling expenses.
"It was a mid-summer's dream
in more ways than one," says Eric,
as the Swedish people were cele-brating
that old tradition when
Eric and Ellen first arrived.
Eric laughed, then almost cried
when he first saw the house of his
childhood, the old apple tree he
once climbed, and the cradle in
which he slept at his mother's
Eric visited his father's house,
an ancient structure which had
seen eight generations come and
go within its walls. Indeed, the
house had a record of its own age
on one corner brace: Built-1729.
Two months slipped away quick-ly
and soon Sweden was slipping
behind as they sped westward in
a Trans-Oceanic Airlines plane.
Eric and Ellen were completely
happy in deep cushioned seats as
they began recounting their sum-mer's
adventures. But all was not
well outside as a severe storm
lashed and buffeted the plane.
Commented Eric, "I thought the
bottom was going to drop out!"
The plane veered eight hours off
its course to by-pass the storm,
giving the Borgesons a glimpse
of icebergs, and finally landed in
By now Eric and Ellen were
yearning for America and. St. Paul
and they didn't have long to yearn.
Brief stops in Newfoundland, New
York City, and then Wold-Cham-learned
Mantovani to Give
Concert Wednesday
Italian conductor Mantovani will
present his "New Music" at the
first of the University of Minne-sota's
Four Special Musicals. This
concert will be presented in Nor-throp
Auditorium on the Univer-sity
campus October 26, at 8:30
The Venetian born conductor, a
product of a highly musical fam-ily
— his father was a violinist
under such distinguished conduc-tors
as Toscanini, Mascagni and
Saint-Saens — began his conduct-ing
career at the early age of 18.
Previous to that he had mastered
the piano and violin, but had
longed from the beginning of his
studies to have his own orchestra.
The "New Music," which has
won him so much fame, was
brought into being in 1951 at the
request of London Records, when
he was asked to record some fav-orite
waltzes for the American
market. Subsequently his record-ing
of "Charmaine" placed his
music high on the hit parade in
this country and throughout the
United Kingdom and free Eur-ope.
Since that time few weeks
have gone by when Mantovani's
music has not appeared on best
seller lists all over the world.
Students, faculty, and staff still
have an opportunity to purchase
tickets to the Four Special Musi-cals
at a special block price. Other
attractions included in the special
group are the Ballet Russe de
Monte Carlo; Artur Rubinstein,
pianist; and William Warfield and
Leontyne Price in a joint recital.
The special block price will be
available until Friday, October 21,
at the Artists Course ticket of-fice,
105 Northrop Auditorium, on
the University campus. Of the
original price ranges of $9.00,
$7.50, $6.00, $4.50, and $3.00, tick-ets
remain in the $9.00, $7.50 and
$6.00 sections.
berlain Field in Minneapolis and
Eric and Ellen were back from a
trip they'll remember forever.
I got my dollar's worth!
Welcome Alumni and Friends of
The five hundred thirty-six stu-dents
on the campus and the sev-enty-
four members of the faculty
and staff this year join me in
greeting you.
That mound of dirt you'll see
j'ist past of the library is a kin
of symbol. It means that the cam-pus
is growing and changing.
Some of the new touches already
can be seen. The redecorated main
corridor of the college building,
gift of last year's senior class.
The new tennis courts just south
of Bodien. The improvements in
both the college and seminary
chapels. The accordion doors a-round
the coffee shop counter so
that the student lounge may be
kept open throughout the day. The
added book storage space in the
library. The neat exteriors of all
the dormitories with their new
aluminum windows. And you must
see the lovely apartment of Mrs.
Christianson, our new housemo-ther,
when you visit the girls'
dormitory during open house.
Other changes are looked for
soon. That mound of dirt will dis-appear
this fall when it is used
to fill up a low spot on the cam-pus.
But other mounds will take
its place. We're hoping soon to
begin building additions on two
of the dormitories. An administra-tion
building is planned. And lib-rary
expansion. And a separate
chapel. In fact, someone visiting
the campus last week left a check
for $5,000 to apply on the new
chapel. We hope we can spend it
But, whether the campus has
changed radically or moderately
since you were last here, it's still
the same service. It's still the
"House of God."
So, welcome back!
Eric and Ellen Borgeson
would like to thank all the stu-dents
and friends who helped
make their trip to Sweden pos-sible.
Alumnus Protests
Royalty Idea
by Roy C. Dalton, class of 1949
Who made the momentous deci-sion
to change from the previous
designation of Host and Hostess ?
Was the question submitted to the
members of the student body and
the faculty, in keeping with our
notions of "Baptist democracy" ?
If not, why not?
I protest that the change is
out of keeping with the nature
and spirit of our school. Must
we "ape" the secular (or even
Christian colleges) in every
aspect of our college life? We
as Baptists and as citizens of
the United States customarily
accept no queen—and Christ
is our King!
As an alumnus, I have always
appreciated the very sincere
greetings at homecoming time
from our Host and Hostess. In the
past it has been deeply apprecia-ted
that the student body has not
necessarily chosen the most glam-orous
personalities on the campus
to fulfill the functions, but havt
always chosen men and women
who exemplify in every way the
best for which our school stands.
This, of course, may be equally
true in the case of the choice of a
king or queen, but I think the
temptation will be greater to con-centrate
on handsomeness of ap-pearance,
rather than on inner
I protest here the iconoclas-tic
spirit which seems to pre-vail
here at Bethel—a spirit
which says that everything
associated with the past must
be ditched because of our
more advanced stage of en-lightenment.
Surely t her e
must be some practices and
ideas which deserve to sur-vive.
Alumni Luncheon
Bethel Academy alumni will
hold an informal reunion luncheon
tomorrow noon in the student
lounge, recognizing the 50th anni-versary
of the founding of the
Academy. President Lundquist will
bring a greeting to the former
Two students, Carl Tideman and
Leonard Palmquist, constituted the
first graduating class in 1908. Mr.
Tideman continued his studies at
Harvard and the University of
Chicago, and then became a high
school teacher and later the prin-cipal
at Cokato high school in
Cokato, Minnesota. He died in
1942. Mr. Palmquist moved to
Nebraska and took up farming
From the small number of two,
the size of the classes increased
until 1930, when the Academy's
largest class numbered 54 gradu-ates.
The original Academy was
situated at the corner of Como
and Carter Avenues in St. Paul,
until 1913, when it was moved to
the present campus. The reali.ia-tion
that there was no longer a
need to operate the high school
brought about it discontinuance in
Photographs of the Academy
classes will be placed in the stu-dent
The first reunion was held dur-ing
last year's Homecoming week,
with approximately 100 attending,
from all of the various areas of
the Conference.
wonder what happened to that dollar you donated to
The coronation of the King and Queen will be the highlight of the
Humorama to be held this Friday evening at eight in the fieldhouse.
The King will crown the Queen with the assistance of the royal retinue
after which the royal couple will be shown to their place of honor to
view the evening's proceedings. These proceedings will consist of
humorous skits depicting life here at Bethel over the last fifty years.
Various campus organizations will
be presenting these skits of about
ten minutes duration. The organi-zat;
on with the most appropriate
and humorous presentation will be
honored with a trophy presented
by the King and Queen during the
half-time proceedings at the
Homecoming game at Norton
field, Hamline University, Satur-day
eft /t lama
Soaked Serenaders
the CLARION
PHIL CALDEEN, editor
ass't. editor
Hope Seffens and June Sparling,
feature-news editors
Allan Stahnke, sports editor
Ripley Moore, rewrite editor
Paul Schlueter, business mgr.
Issued weekly during the school
year by Bethel College and
Seminary, St. Paul 1, Minn.
Subscription price: $3.00
Stock Report
by George
"What does Grade "A" beef bring nowadays ?"
"You meatheads are really meatheads!"
"A pigskin never smelled like this before."
"Put the cowbell on Mac, he's the captain."
"Hey Berg, you should bring about 22 cents a pound."
"This is what you call moving from Snelling to Smelling."
"Hey Lynn, is it like this in Lowry ?"
No, the Bethel football team hasn't cracked up yet. These are
just quotes from the Whapeton football trip, taken by the Royals last
Friday. It seems they were travelling to North Dakota on the Pinta,
or was it the Santa Maria ? Anyway, Columbus abandoned the same
ship some time ago. When the old ark finally decided to throw in the
towel, the boys found themselves in the middle of nowhere. Their driver,
Barney Oldfield, J•., was unable to repair the various leaks and dis-combobulations
of the intake-output value, so what to do ? "Never
worry, never fear; everybody's friend, Lundin, is here." With those
words of encouragement coach Lynn proceeded to flag down a Lowry-bound
bovine bus and the boys were happily on their way. Several
jolts and ten scenic travel lectures by Lundin later, the cow carrier
Pullman arrived at the home of Lundin's meal ticket, Lowry. After
a pleasant interlude of T-bones and waitresses the team travelled on
to North Dakota by car and eventually found themselves on Snelling
once again.
Football game ? Oh yes, it seems there was something that hap-pened
between operation cattle car and sack time but memory fails me.
Staff photo
Captain R. MacDonell and Coach Lundin talk things over.
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the CLARION
Friday, October 21, 1955
Line: Anderson, Bailey, P. Berg, J. Berg, Branlett, Bogue, Erickson. Backfield : Brunzell, Q. B., Seaquist,
R H B, MacDonell, F B, Larson, L H B
"WE'LL BE READY" Wahpeton46-Bethel 6
Bethel was thoroughly outclass-ed
by Wahpeton Science's huge
football team 46 - 6 at Wahpeton
Friday night, October 14. Wahpe-ton
took charge of the game from
the opening kickoff and complete-ly
stopped Bethel until their re-serves
came in in the last half.
Bethel simply played a poor
game, although riding in cattle
trucks and broken down busses
were not on the pre-game sched-ule.
Tierney and Anderson
played a good defensive game and
Larson and Seaquist ran quite well
but otherwise the team seemed
groggy. Lack of reserves really
hurt the Royals as player after
player would get shaken up and
have to stay in for lack of substi-tutes.
Larson twisted his knee in
the first play, MacDonell hurt his
shoulder and Tierney was flatten-ed
at least three times.
Luckily, no one was injured ser-iously
and they all will be ready
for the Homecoming game tomor-row.
Officers were elected for the
newly organized Women's Ath-letic
Association on Tuesday,
October 11 in the fieldhouse. They
are as follows: president, Marilyn
Junker; vice president, Marilyn
Carlson; secretary-treasurer, Ro-berta
Wall; and recording secre-tary,
Junetta Best.
The first thing to be done was
the organizing of intra-murals.
These got under way last Satur-day
with a volley ball practice
session. The East played the West
with the West winning all three
October 29 will be the day for
girls' intra-murals to officially be-gin.
Volley ball will be played and
president Junker reported that
there will be something else for
those who don't care for this sport.
by Bev Carlson
The song "Down by the River-side"
was brought to life again
by some Bethel troubadours one
Saturday evening not long ago.
Apparently the residents of
Bodien residence were not in an
appreciative spirit at eleven
o'clock that evening when a
group of Bethel men gathered
to serenade. As the men began
singing, much to their delight
many spectators appeared at
the windows and seemed to be
listening appreciatively.
Having completed their first
selection, the men began lustily
on "Down by the Riverside"
only to be rudely interrupted by
Basketball Team
Will Have Depth
Nine new recruits who turned
out for the first basketball prac-tice
on October 11 show promise
for a good season according to
Coach Del Ray Peterson.
Two of the new men, Don
Knoner and Bob Shields, are trans-fers.
Gene Smith, a B Club re-turnee,
will be working along with
Terry Bottenfield in the back-court.
Bethel's height average is
boosted by freshmen Mark Ny-berg,
Linden Johnson, Ken Al-bright,
Don Redin, and John Nor-berg.
Both Nyberg and Norberg
are over 6' 4" tall.
TODAY 12 :45 p.m.
Lawrence Van Heerden
Bud Lee
a sudden deluge of water from
a second floor window.
Apparently there were no
sympathizers among the resi-dents,
f o r laughter rang
throughout the dormitory as
the men went home, a group of
unsuccessful and wet Romeos.
Ping-Pong Program
To Start Soon
All of Bethel's men students
who wish to participate in a con-tinuous
ping-pong tournament may
sign up in the dining hall, the
library, the post office, or Edgren
The more important rules are
as follows: Those who sign up
will be arranged with the esti-mated
best players at the top,
and so on down the list. (There
may be two separate ladders; this
will be decided later.) A man will
advance up the ladder by challeng-ing
and beating those above him
in a best five-out-of-nine series.
He may not challenge anyone
more than three positions above
him. A player must also accept at
least one challenge a week. Once
a player is beaten, the challenger
takes his place and he falls to the
challenger's position.
Berg Elected
B-Club Head
Paul Berg was elected presi-dent
at the first meeting of the
"B" club in the fieldhouse on
Wednesday, October 12. George
Wessman was chosen vice-presi-dent
and John Osborn secretary-treasurer.
Wessman, Osborn, and
Richard Abrahamson were ap-pointed
to the initiation commit-tee.
Following the elections, future
plans were discussed. Major items
were the installation of a popcorn
machine to be used for the basket-ball
concession stand and a means
to create more publicity for
Bethel's athletic program.
by Lynn Lundin, Coach
This year's Homecoming game
should provide as many thrills
and excitement as any of the past.
Worthington has a well-rounded
squad of about thirty men and
should prove to be of the same
calibre as last year. They run
both from a "T" formation and a
single wing.
Although they may outweigh us
we will be in good physical con-dition
following some intensive
practice this week. We have been
working hard on both offense and
defense and hope to put together
a winning combination.
Things may look brighter for
this game than they have in the
last few. Brunzell, the quarterback
is getting the use of his thumb
more and more and will undoubt-edly
be in a better passing posi-tion.
At ends to receive his passes
will be Dick Abrahamson and Jack
Anderson along with Art Erick-son
and Jim Almeroth. The line
will consist of Dick Bogue, Dave
Bailey, Henry Pedersen, and Doug
Ohlson taking turns at tackle.
Paul Berg, Darrell Bramlett and
Joel Stolte at guard, with the pos-sible
return of Sam Oakland who
was side-lined with an ankle in-jury.
John Berg will be holding
down the center slot. In the back-field
we have Ron MacDonell and
Bill Browning at fulback. The
halfbacks consist of Paul Larson,
Dave Seaquist, George Wessman,
Don Sension, Joe Linton, and Jack
Tierney, who also would fill in at
quarterback if Brunzel were hurt.
All in all it should be a good
game. Although we are fairly
small in numbers and size, the
boys have the capacity to win and
I am sure they will be out there
trying their hardest.
W.A.A. Program
to Start Oct. 29 Velcoote
9 :45 a.m. — Bible School
5 :30 p.m. — C Y F
11 :00 a.m. — Morning Worship
7 :15 p.m. — Gospel Service
8 :15 p.m. — After-Glow
Warren Magnuson, Pastor
1 Block South and 1 Block West of Universty and Snelling
Ride the Bus to Central Sundays, Morning and Evening
SWEATERS from $4.98
from $5.98
WELCOME, Bethel Students and Alumni !!
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REGISTRATION ALL DAY FLOATS FINISHED 11 a.m.
9:45 a.m. CHAPEL PROGRAM
BANQUET IN THE FIELDHOUSE 6:00 p.m.
Introducing Lloyd Nordstrom, master of ceremonies
GLENN OGREN, King
CARLA KERN, Queen Invocation
8:00 p.m. HUMORAMA
Gene Messenger, master of ceremonies
Coronation of the King and Queen
Bethel Women's association
Junior class
College Choir
Freshman class
Male chorus
Senior class
Edgren Residence
Sophomore class
10:00 p.m. PEP FEST
Worthington - BLUEJAYS
ACADEMY LUNCHEON 12:00 n.
LINEUP OF FLOATS 1 :00 p.m.
BETHEL vs. WORTHINGTON 2:00 p.m.
Campus decoration
Humorama skit
OPEN HOUSE 4:00 - 6:00 p.m.
Edgren Residence
Bodien Residence
Bethel - ROYALS
Parsleyed Potatoes
Baked Ham
Peas Salad
Ice Cream
Recognition of:
Alumni classes
New Alumni officers
Honored Guests
College Choir
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt.
28 Jentges HB 5- 9 155
29 Courson FB 5- 3 148
30 Bulick G 5- 9 170
31 Krick G 5-10 150
32 kRoetman HB 5-10 155
33 Tjossem C 5-10 170
34 "Puhl C 6. 3 180
35 *Barrier QB 5- 8 150
36 Haberman G 5-11 190
37 Doe G 6- 0 185
38 *Julius HB 5-11 164
39 *Petrich E 6- 0 170
40 Frantsen, Dayle QB 6- 0 165
41 Frantsen, Doyle C 5-11 160
42 Johnson, D. G 5-10 170
44 Johnson, R. G 5-10 175
45 Koelz QB 5- 9 150
46 *Ruud T 6- 2 225
47 Musegades T 6- 0 215
48 Kopp E 6- 1 180
49 *Nusbaum FB 5- 6 165
50 Hemenway HB 5- 7 150
51 *Frey HB 5-10 170
60 Swenson FB 6- 1 190
61 *Brugman E 5-11 180
64 Schroeder E 6- 3 210
65 *Matasovsky E 6- 0 172
66 Rusche G 5-11 155
70 Breuer FB 5.10 175
71 Dee T 6- 4 220
* Lettermen
Coach : Robert Snyder
Ass't. Coach : John Kirkeby
Colors: Blue and White
No. Name Pos. Ht. Wt.
10 *Wessman HB 5- 7 145
12 Larson HB 5-10 155
20 Erickson E 5-10 165
21 *Brunzell QB 5- 8 160
23 Linton HB 5-11 145
26 *Tierney QB 5-10 160
27 Anderson E 5-11 150
28 Abrahamson E 6- 2 180
30 Sension HB 5- 9 150
8:00 p.m.
34 Browning FB
40 Ohlson T 6- 0 160
42 Stolte C 5- 8 175
43 Bailey T 6- 0 170
47 Bogue T 6- 0 170
62 *Berg, J. C 5- 8 190
63 *Berg, P. G 5- 7 175
64 Oakland G 5-11 180
70 *Pederson T 6- 0 190
71 *MacDonell FB 5-11 190
Welcome: President Carl H. Lundquist
* Lettermen
Coach : Lynn Lundin
Ass't. Coach: Gerald Healy
Clarence Bass, speaker of the evening
Colors: Blue and Gold
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9 a.m. to 12 noon, Saturday
Miss Marion Reimer, newly-ap-pointed
school nurse, believes that
her responsibility will help develop
the independence she will need in
medical missionary service. She
began her duties on October 1
following the resignation of Doris
Miss Reimer has had much ex-perience
in the field of nursing.
She is a graduate of the Lutheran
Bethany Baptist
Territorial Rd. and Seal St.
Rev. Walfred W. Johnson
9:45 a.m.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
5:30 p.m.—Family Hour—meetings for all
7:30 p.m.—Evening Service
7:45 p.m. Wednesday—Prayer Meeting
Deaconess School of Nursing in
Chicago, Illinois. For two years
she was employed as a nurse in the
psychiatric and tuberculosis de-partments
of Hines Veterans' Hos-pital,
near Chicago.
In addition to her studies at
Bethel, Miss Reimer has been
working in the nursery depart-ment
at Bethesda hospital. This
year she is enrolled as a sopho-more.
Marion Reimer New Nurse
?Vete-cote .
to the church near campus
Calvary Baptist Church
Burke and North Lexington
Our Y. P's. group extends to Bethel students a warm welcome to
attend and participate in all of its functions. (The meetings are
held immediately after the Sunday Evening Service.)
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to the
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Eric N, Lindholm, Pastor
8th Street and 13th Avenue South
Minneapolis 4, Minnesota
Bus every Sunday — 9:15 a.m., 6:30 p.m.
From one alumnus to another
Zed 7/t, Ziadeet,
St. Paul and Mpls.
Phones: PArkway 4-3607
HUmboldt 9-5613
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ALLAN'S STANDARD SERVICE K. C. Cornelius Jewelry Co.
Snelling and Larpenteur Ave.
324 Kresge Bldg., 7th and Nicollet
Ring Specialists
Jewelry and Watches
HAMLINE CLEANERS Standard Service Station
724 North Snelling Ave. Como and Snelling Ave.
Strandquist Texaco Service
1692 North Lexington Ave. Fairground Service Garage
Lexington and Larpenteur Ave.
Hamline and Hoyt Ave.
1580 West Como Ave.
Flower and Gift Shop TOWN GRILL
Books, Stationery items,
1709 North Snelling Ave. 1233 West Larpenteur Ave.
and other school supplies
1546 West Larpenteur Ave.
JOHNSON and BARNES
BETHEL STUDENT CENTER Falcon Heights State Bank
Quality Foods
"Your Coffee Shop" 1544 West Larpenteur Ave.
594 North Snelling Ave. Snelling and Larpenteur Ave.
1450 West Larpenteur Ave. Larpenteur and Snelling Ave.
Como and Snelling Ave.
Snelling and Larpenteur Ave.
BLOMBERG DRUG STORE HAGGERTY'S DAIRY STORE Preferred Risk Mutual Ins. Co. WESTLUND'S MEATS
1583 Hamline Ave. 1556 Como Ave. 1110 Payne Ave. 597 North Snelling Ave.
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Seneca Aquatic Center
New aquatic center design offers community recreation, potential for future expansion
Design a modern, entertaining aquatic facility for residents and visitors to Seneca, KS with a variety of family amenities and the potential for future expansion.
SFS held public forums and worked with members of the New Pool Committee over the course of numerous work sessions to develop concept plans for the new facility, with the goal of promoting flexibility, openness, staff efficiency, visibility and potential for expansion.
The outdoor aquatic center includes a six-lane, 25-yard competition pool, a diving well for 1- and 3-meter diving, water slides, and a leisure pool with zero-depth entry and water play features. A dedicated toddler area is incorporated into the zero-depth pool to provide safety for young swimmers while allowing connectivity to the remainder of aquatic areas. Other elements include shade structures, bermed grass decks, a "floatable walk" and a footbridge that spans the connection between the leisure pool and competition pool. Support buildings are articulated in three separate forms to reduce the structures' scale and allow light and views between each.


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Russia agrees to international monitors in Ukraine
VIENNA (AP) — Russia on Friday accepted the deployment of an international monitoring team to Ukraine that officials said will have free access to regions throughout the country. But a senior Russian envoy said that doesn't include Crimea, which his country claims as its own.
The development followed more than a week of stonewalling by Russia of a push by all other members of the 57-nation Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe to send such a mission, which they hope will prevent an escalation of tensions in Ukraine's east and south — regions that have large Russian-speaking populations.
Friday's decision calls for advance teams to be deployed within 24 hours. The mission, which has a six-month mandate, initially will consist of 100 observers. Up to 400 extra monitors could be deployed if necessary.
The OSCE said the civilian observer team will gather information and report on the security situation "throughout the country."
It didn't specify whether that included Crimea, which Russia is in the process of formally annexing.
Andrei Kelin, Russia's chief OSCE envoy, said the peninsula was off limits for the observers because "Crimea is a part of the Russian Federation."
But U.S. chief envoy Daniel Baer told reporters said that because "Crimea is Ukraine ... they should have access to Crimea."
The OSCE makes most decisions by consensus. Russia's approval appeared to signify that it was ready to work toward easing sanctions with its goal of annexing Crimea nearly accomplished.
In Berlin, German Foreign Minister Frank-Walter Steinmeier said that — although the decision on the monitors is "not the end of the crisis ... it is a step that helps support our efforts toward de-escalation."
Two previous observer teams — unarmed military missions — didn't need Russian approval because they were asked for by Ukraine under a special provision exempting them from the normal consensus decisions the OSCE works through. They returned without carrying out their mission of monitoring Crimea after being stopped from entering repeatedly over the past two weeks by pro-Russian forces.
U.N. Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights Ivan Simonovic arrived in the Crimean capital, Simferopol, Friday on a two-day visit to lay the groundwork for a U.N. human rights monitoring mission in the peninsula, U.N. spokesman Stephane Dujarric said.
The U.N. has four international monitors and seven national monitors in Ukraine — a number that will increase — and is already operating in two major cities in the pro-Russian east, Donetsk and Kharkiv, Dujarric said.
Simonovic plans to visit the port of Sevastopol on Saturday for further meetings before returning to Kiev, the office said.
Associated Press writers Geir Moulson in Berlin, and Edith M. Lederer at the United Nations, and AP video journalist Philipp Jenne in Vienna contributed to this report.
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Women's History Month celebration continues at Penn State York
Women's History Month celebration continues at Penn State York
Penn State York's Women's History Month celebration continues with a lunch and learn session Monday, March 24, and the second annual Women's Fair on Tuesday, March 25. Both events are free and open to the public. Activities held throughout the month, in celebration of women, are sponsored by the Penn State York Diversity Committee.
At noon Monday, March 24, Geraldine Forbes, distinguished teaching professor of history at State University of New York at Oswego, will discuss her current research in a presentation titled "Between the Neck and the Knees: Focusing on Reproduction at the Cost of Indian Women's Health." This program, presented in the Community Room of the Joe and Rosie Ruhl Student Community Center, is sponsored by the Penn State York Student Activity Fee; the Diversity Committee; Academic Affairs; Student Affairs; the Letters, Arts and Sciences Unit; Teaching International (TI) and the Penn State Commission for Women.
Forbes' will share her vast knowledge on the history and lives of Indian women. Her publications include "Memoirs of an Indian Woman," "An Indian Freedom Fighter Recalls Her Life," "Women in Modern India," "Women in Colonial India: Essays on Politics, Medicine and Historiography" and "Because I am a Woman: Child Widow: A Memoir from Colonial India," the translated memoir of Hamabati Sen.
The final event in celebration of Women's History Month is the second annual Women's Fair, titled Beauty, Brains and Body, set for 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Tuesday, March 25, in the Community Room and hallways of the Joe and Rosie Ruhl Student Community Center. Highlights of the fair will include a student makeover by Harrisburg's Dress for Success, a poetry reading and a yoga demonstration.
The fair will bring together a variety of community and campus organizations, including Access York/Victim's Assistance Center, the American Association of University Women (AAUW), Dress for Success, GLBT/PFLAG, Mary Kay Cosmetics, the National Organization for Women (NOW), Planned Parenthood, Women Infants and Children (WIC), Women and Careers (sponsored by the Advising and Career Development on campus), Women's Self-Defense, Women's Legal Issues and the Young Women's Christian Association (YWCA). Information tables stocked with a variety of materials about Penn State York programs will also be available, and representatives will be on hand to answer questions.
A PowerPoint presentation, featuring a history of women at Penn State (including the York campus), is on display throughout the month in the lobby of the John J. Romano Administration Building. The presentation was created by Deborah Eicher-Catt, associate professor of communication arts and sciences at the York campus. In addition, a PowerPoint presentation featuring Penn State York female students, faculty and staff is being shown.
Earlier in the month, four lunch and learn programs focused on topics including women's fitness and health, women in humanities and social sciences careers, professional women in India, and women in science, engineering and technology careers.
For more information on the Women's History Month celebration at Penn State York, visit http://yk.psu.edu/StudentLife/Activities/33575.htm.
Geraldine Forbes, distinguished teaching professor of history at State University of New York at Oswego, will discuss her current research in a presentation titled, "Between the Neck and the Knees: Focusing on Reproduction at the Cost of Indian Women's Health," set for noon Monday, March 24, as part of the campus' Women's History Month celebration.


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4.0 is not prior versions. Simplicity has gone. Looks like I have to go back to my previous version!
Simple button in bar to list all the books not there. Right click brings them up. Open up a book to address mail. Then you have to start from scratch to open that same book to send cc's or bcc's in the same letter to others within the book. Phone numbers appearing, wonderful but you have to go in to edit to see the e-mail address.
Cannot be sorted in e-mail addresses.
Books and Groups cannot collaspe and remain collasped.
Extra steps in order to edit and service accounts.
Wow - what problems. Have to close down and start up over and over again. Searches bring more that what was asked for. Then locks up. Searchs brings up names, addresses, etc., not even near what the input was.
This is not the POCO that I have enjoyed over the past four or five years. Sure there were quirks, but nothing compared to what is going on now. I was looking forward to this release but it just plain doesn't work. I have literally thousands of addresses in my POCO and find it almost impossible to service. The contact folder is useless compared to previous versions.


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Screen capture
An easy way to take a screenshot of your curent system is using the import command:
import -window root screenshot.jpg
import is part of the Template:Package Official package.
In case you only want to grab a single window you can use the xwininfo tool to find the window's ID. Just run the following command and click into the window you want to take a screenshot of.
import -window `xwininfo |grep 'Window id:' |cut -d" " -f4` screenshot.jpg
If you run twinview or dualhead, simply take the screenshot twice and use imagemagick to paste them together:
import -window root -display :0.0 -screen /tmp/0.png import -window root -display :0.1 -screen /tmp/1.png convert +append /tmp/0.png /tmp/1.png screenshot.png rm /tmp/{0,1}.png
Screenshot of the active/focused window
The following script takes a screenshot of the currently focused window. It'll use the current date as a filename as well, to avoid overwriting previous screenshots.
#!/bin/bash activeWinLine=$(xprop -root | grep "_NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW(WINDOW)") activeWinId="${activeWinLine:40}" import -window $activeWinId /tmp/`date +%F_%H%M%S_%N`.jpg
You also can take screenshots with GIMP (File -> Create -> Screenshot...).
xwd is part of the Template:Package Official package.
Take a screenshot of the root window:
xwd -root -out screenshot.xwd
See the xwd man page for more information.
Template:Package Official, available in the [extra] repository, provides for taking screenshots from the CLI, and offers features such as a user-definable time delay. Unless instructed otherwise, it saves the file in the current working directory.
scrot -t 20 -d 5
saves a dated Template:Filename file, along with a thumbnail (20% of original) for Web posting. It provides a five second delay before capturing, in this instance.
See the scrot man page for more information.
If you use KDE, you might want to use KSnapshot, which can also be activated using <Prt Scr>.
KSnapshot is provided by the Template:Package Official package in [extra].
GNOME users can press <Prt Scr> or Apps->Accessories->Take Screenshot.
Other Desktop Environments or Window Managers
For other desktop environments such as LXDE or window managers such as Openbox and Compiz, one can add the above commands to the hotkey to take the screenshot. For example,
import -window root ~/Pictures/`date '+%Y%m%d-%H%M%S'`.png
Adding the above command to the <Prt Scr> key to Compiz allows to take the screenshot to the Pictures folder according to date and time. Notice that the Template:Filename file in Openbox does not understand commas; so, in order to bind that command to the <Prt Scr> key in Openbox, you need to add the following to the keyboard section of your Template:Filename file:
<!-- Screenshot --> <keybind key="Print"> <action name="Execute"> <command>sh -c "import -window root ~/Pictures/`date '+%Y%m%d-%H%M%S'`.png"</command> </action> </keybind>
Virtual console
Install a framebuffer and use Template:Package Official, Template:Package Official, or Template:Package Official to take a screenshot.