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Job Termination and Your Resume
Kim Isaacs | Monster Resume Expert
Your employer just let you go. You need to find another job, but how should you handle your termination on your resume?
The days when you signed on with a company and stayed with it until retirement are gone. In today's climate, employers are much more understanding when they see a less-than-perfect work chronology.
Follow these tips regarding losing your job to ensure you're creating the strongest resume to up your chances of being called in for an interview.
Don't Mention It
No matter how sour your termination, do not explain the circumstances on your resume. You will have a much better chance of impressing hiring managers if you deal with this question in face-to-face interviews.
Be Honest
If you were recently let go, resist the urge to keep your position listed as "to present" on your resume, giving the appearance that you're still employed. You will have to explain yourself later on, and potential employers might think you tried to mislead them.
Laid Off? Use Your Cover Letter
If your termination was due to a layoff rather than a performance-related issue, consider mentioning it in your post-layoff cover letter. Employers are more forgiving of layoffs, so mentioning this might work in your favor. You can write something like this:
As you may have read, (company name) announced a round of layoffs, and my position was eliminated. Although saddened to leave this company, where my performance has consistently been rated as outstanding, I am looking forward to repeating my same record of success for my next employer…


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Diaphragmatic hernia
A diaphragmatic hernia is a birth defect in which there is an abnormal opening in the diaphragm, the muscle that helps you breathe. The opening allows part of the organs from the belly (stomach, spleen, liver, and intestines) to go up into the chest cavity near the lungs.
Alternative Names
Hernia - diaphragmatic; Congenital hernia of the diaphragm
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
A diaphragmatic hernia is caused by the improper joining of structures during fetal development. As a result, the abdominal organs such as the stomach, small intestine, spleen, part of the liver, and the kidney appear in the chest cavity. The lung tissue on the affected side is thus not allowed to completely develop.
Congenital diaphragmatic hernia is seen in 1 out of every 2,200 to 5,000 live births. Most affect the left side. Having a parent or sibling with the condition slightly increases your risk.
Other symptoms include:
Bluish colored skindue to lack of oxygen Rapid breathing (tachypnea)
- Fast heart rate (tachycardia)
Signs and tests
The pregnant mother may have excessive amounts of amniotic fluid. Fetal ultrasound may show abdominal contents in the chest cavity.
Examination of the infant shows:
- Irregular chest movements
- Absent breath sounds on affected side
Bowel soundsheard in the chest
- Abdomen feels less full on examination by touch (
A diaphragmatic hernia is an emergency that requires surgery. Surgery is done to place the abdominal organs into the proper position and repair the opening in the diaphragm.
The infant will need breathing support until he or she recovers from surgery. Some infants are placed on a heart/lung bypass machine, which gives the lungs a chance to recover and expand after surgery.
If a diaphragmatic hernia is diagnosed during pregnancy (around 24 to 28 weeks), fetal surgery may be considered.
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Expectations (prognosis)
The outcome of surgery depends on how well the baby's lungs have developed and also on whether there are any other congenital problems. Usually the outlook is very good for infants who have enough lung tissue and have no other problems.
With advances in neonatal and surgical care, survival is now greater than 80%.
- Lung infections
- Other congenital problems
Calling your health care provider
Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911). A diaphragmatic hernia is a surgical emergency.
There is no known prevention.
Ehrlich PF, Coran AG. Diaphragmatic hernia. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 18th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007: chap 101.
Keijzer R, Puri P. Congenital diaphragmatic hernia. Semin Pediatr Surg 2010 Aug; 19(3): 180-5.
Puri P, Nakazawa N. Congenital diaphragmatic hernia. In: Puri P, Hollworth M, eds. Pediatric surgery: diagnosis and management. Springer, 2009: chapter 31.

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WORDS by DAVE ASHLEY
PHOTOGRAPHY by OLIVER BARTON
Hi, Jose. You ready?
Here we go. So, rumor on the street is that you have been murdering shit. Why? Something special happening?
No. Skateboarding has just been really fun lately. And I've just been feeling good on my board. You know how shit is in skateboarding, people talk…
Is there a big Joe Red pro model in the works? Has the enjoi brand manager finally gave you the green light?
I guess we'll have to wait and see?? I have my fingers crossed, that's for sure.
Interview continued below gallery.
So, lets backtrack a bit. You are from the Southside of the best place in the world, San Jose. When did you first pick up a skateboard?
Well, I was pretty much surrounded by it my whole life. All my cousins at the time skated and that's all I wanted to do also. That was when I was about nine, but I really didn't get into it till about fifteen years old.
And I believe that's when we first met… Do you remember telling me about the first time you were about to blaze a girl when you were fifteen? Haha!
Haha!! I kinda do?
So, when you first started to get really into skating, were you really serious about it, or was it just something that kids do when they are growing up?
Well, I actually thought it was going to be one of those things that I'd be into for a short while. All of my friends at the time were into it for a bit, then stopped. I felt my self progressing and learning new tricks and that drove me to keep skating. Thank god! I'd hate to see what I'd be doing without skating.
When you were fifteen, the kids you skated with were some of San Jose's finest, like Ricky Espinoza and Chris "Fatty Fatbody" Black… Did that help you progress being around such talented little shits?
Yeah! I was hyped that I found dudes to skate with that loved skateboarding as much as I did. Ricky and Fatty were doing the sickest tricks at the time!! It was a great way to go out and just skate all day everyday.
So, being with those dudes and hanging around NC Boardshop is how you met everyone, and that is how you got a starring role in the first "Tiltmode!" video… How did you meet Matt Eversole and how did that video part come about?
The first time I met Evs was actually skating with Ricky. We had gone out one day with Jesse Erickson and went to a school and Evs, Louie, Jerry and a couple more heads were skating. I just started skating and actually filmed a trick with Evs. Later that day he told me to come to NC and that's when I got my first hook up, I was so hyped. Then I just started going out every weekend and next thing you know, I had filmed enough stuff for a small part.
And from there you got hooked up with MJ and the whole crew. How did you initially get sponsored?
I was just going out skating with them every chance I had. I think it was after the filming of Tiltmode. I remember coming home from school and my dad said that I had a voicemail from a guy named Marc. I listened to it and it was MJ saying that he wanted me to ride for his new company. I was trippin' man!!
And hence the birth of enjoi. How were the early days? The trips? Filming with Avery? Give us one story from one of your first trips and don't skimp.
The early days were amazing, man. We had no care in the world, it was just pure fun. The tours were nuts as well. Those guys are the ones who broke me in basically. They were the first to get me wasted out of my mind, first to take me to a strip club, etcetera. Avery was so awesome. He only filmed if he felt like it and would call you out super hard if he thought your trick was whack. I love that man!
Chris Avery is a sterling individual indeed.
Now, that you've have been on since day one, you have seen a lot of team riders come and go. Who was the least liked? Dobstaff? Haha. Seriously, who?
Seriously, it wasn't that anybody was disliked, it was more about if these dudes fit on the team or were on the same page as us. They are all cool ass dudes.
Nice answer, very PC. So, it's years later and here you are. Are you happy with all your sponsors now? You have done quite a bit of team hopping in the past. Who do you ride for now?
I'm extremely happy!! I skate for enjoi, etnies, Insight, Royal, Spitfire, Bones Bearings, NC Boardshop and get flow from Diamond hardware.
That's nice. So, we are on the eve on a Tiltmode video, and we are all very excited for it. Are you getting a part in it, or is your footy going to go to etnies? I hope not. You need a full part!
I'm gonna have a part, but I do need to start filming for the etnies project pretty soon.
Were you happy with your Bag Of Suck part? It's my favorite part in that video. Do you think your part would have been longer if it was not for that fucking car accident?
Of course. I was so bummed on it. I had gotten in the wreck about nine months before the deadline. I remember being at the hospital laid out and all I could think about was that I couldn't film anymore. It was pretty heartbreaking man!
That shit was white! But it all good now and you're taking care of business. You have been getting quite a bit of coverage lately—covers, ads, all kinds of shit. Does it keep dark Evs off your back or does he still bust your balls on daily basis?
He busts my balls here and there, but it's all good. He wants the best for us and it works out. I use to catch feelings but I know why he does it. Thanks Matt!
What the hell is up with Clark? Does he still live on this planet or did he transcend to another universe?
I have no clue? He's in NY I think? I miss him.
What is the "bassturdz"?
It's a crew of us homeys who love to fish. Bassturdz is our Web site that we update with fishing trips, reports, and information about tackle.
What is the website?
Are you and Cece ever going to have little niños? Baby Josers?
Nope! She's not into the whole kid growing in the belly stuff. Fine by me.
Then you are hyped. The best thing about kids is making them. So, it's all working out for you. You just got on etnies, you're going to have a part in the new TMA video Bonus Round, and we might be able to expect a Jose Rojo deck on the wall in a shop near you. I'm proud of you boy! Who do you want to thank?
Thanks duder! I'm just glad that everything has worked out. Thank You, Matt Evs, Heath Brinkley, Cece, Family, Bassturdz, Tiltmode Army, Jim Thiebaud, Rudy Johnson, Mike and Alex from NC, enjoi crew, etnies crew, San Jose, Wormheads, Dronez, Widgets, Meet Mool, and everyone who's helped me out.
Good job you big goof. For more of Jose you can check these very fine Web sites, tiltmodearmy.com, enjoico.com, and etniesskateboarding.com. Thanks Joser!
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Regulation Nation: Fox Begins Weeklong Assault On Government Regulations
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Fox is launching a weeklong attack on government regulations, promising to "expose how excessive laws are drowning American businesses" - a message that coincides with a Republican push to focus on deregulation. But economists say that regulations are not harming businesses and that there is little evidence that regulations kill jobs.
As GOP Begins Push To Roll Back Regulations ...
AP: "The House Republican Agenda This Fall Will Focus On Repealing Environmental And Labor Regulations." On August 29, the Associated Press reported that repealing regulations would be a priority for the Republican Party:
The House Republican agenda this fall will focus on repealing environmental and labor regulations that GOP lawmakers say are driving up the cost of doing business and discouraging employers from hiring new workers.
House Majority Leader Eric Cantor, R-Va., says in a memo to his fellow Republicans that as soon as Congress returns to Washington next week he will start bringing up bills to repeal or restrict federal regulations. He also said the House would also act on a small business tax deduction.
The memo was released Monday.
The GOP approach to job creation comes as President Barack Obama prepares to announce after Labor Day a broad jobs package expected to include tax cuts, infrastructure projects and help for the unemployed.
"By pursuing a steady repeal of job-destroying regulations, we can help lift the cloud of uncertainty hanging over small and large employers alike, empowering them to hire more workers," Cantor said in his memo.
He said that in the first week after Congress returns from its August recess the House will vote on a bill preventing the National Labor Relations Board from restricting where an employer can locate in the United States. [Associated Press, 8/29/11]
... Fox News Launches Weeklong Attack On Government Regulations
Fox News: "Regulation Nation" Programming Will "Expose How Excessive Laws Are Drowning American Businesses." From an ad for Fox's weeklong series Regulation Nation:
VOICEOVER: Tying companies into knots. Creating a maze of paperwork. Spinning a web of rules and red tape. Killing jobs. Government regulations. We expose how excessive laws are drowning American businesses. Regulation Nation. All next week on Fox News Channel and Fox Business Network. [Fox News, 9/6/11]
But Business Owners And Economists Say Regulations Are Not Hurting Business
Survey Of Business Economists: Vast Majority Of Respondents Feel Current Regulatory Environment Is "Good" For Business. From the National Association for Business Economics' (NABE) August 2011 Economic Policy Survey:
Regulatory activity has gained a lot of attention, with many groups suggesting that American businesses are overregulated by the current administration. With that said, 80 percent of survey respondents felt that the current regulatory environment was "good" for American businesses and the overall economy. [National Association for Business Economics, August 2011]
Small Business Owners Say Regulation Is Not Harmful To Them. McClatchy surveyed a sample of small business owners, and reported its findings that many business owners actually welcome regulations:
Politicians and business groups often blame excessive regulation and fear of higher taxes for tepid hiring in the economy. However, little evidence of that emerged when McClatchy canvassed a random sample of small business owners across the nation.
"Government regulations are not 'choking' our business, the hospitality business," Bernard Wolfson, the president of Hospitality Operations in Miami, told The Miami Herald. "In order to do business in today's environment, government regulations are necessary and we must deal with them. The health and safety of our guests depend on regulations. It is the government regulations that help keep things in order."
McClatchy reached out to owners of small businesses, many of them mom-and-pop operations, to find out whether they indeed were being choked by regulation, whether uncertainty over taxes affected their hiring plans and whether the health care overhaul was helping or hurting their business.
Their response was surprising.
None of the business owners complained about regulation in their particular industries, and most seemed to welcome it. Some pointed to the lack of regulation in mortgage lending as a principal cause of the financial crisis that brought about the Great Recession of 2007-09 and its grim aftermath. [McClatchy Newspapers, 9/1/11]
In Fact, Economists Say That A Lack Of Demand -- Not Regulation -- Is The Top Drag On Employment Growth
WSJ: "The Main Reason U.S. Companies Are Reluctant To Step Up Hiring Is Scant Demand." The Wall Street Journal reported:
The main reason U.S. companies are reluctant to step up hiring is scant demand, rather than uncertainty over government policies, according to a majority of economists in a new Wall Street Journal survey.
"There is no demand," said Paul Ashworth of Capital Economics. "Businesses aren't confident enough, and the longer this goes on the harder it is to convince them that they should be."
In the survey, conducted July 8-13 and released Monday, 53 economists--not all of whom answer every question--were asked the main reason employers aren't hiring more readily. Of the 51 who responded to the question, 31 cited lack of demand (65%) and 14 (27%) cited uncertainty about government policy. The others said hiring overseas was more appealing.
Some executives echoed the survey's central finding. [The Wall Street Journal, 7/18/11]
And There Is Little Evidence That Regulations Kill Jobs
EPI: "Review Of The Studies Of Regulations In Place Finds Little Evidence Of Significant Negative Effects On Employment." The Economic Policy Institute reviewed studies measuring the effects of regulations on mass layoffs. EPI concluded:
An emphasis on deregulation can contribute to enormous economic dislocation, and this review of the studies of regulations in place finds little evidence of significant negative effects on employment. Overall, the picture that emerges from this review is a positive one. For decades, regulations have generally and consistently struck a reasonable balance, with their benefits to health, safety, and well-being far exceeding their costs. [Economic Policy Institute, 4/12/11]
Economists Found Little Evidence That Environmental Regulation Sends Jobs Overseas. From the Center for Progressive Reform's white paper on regulation:
Another alleged impact of regulation is that it drives companies to transfer manufacturing overseas in order to remain competitive in international markets, which causes job losses at home. Economists have attempted to confirm that businesses flee to "pollution havens" to avoid domestic environmental regulation, but it is difficult to isolate this reason for moving manufacturing overseas from other factors, such as the availability of natural resources, new markets, and the supply and cost of local employees. The studies summarized in Table 8 indicate what economists have found:
[Center for Progressive Reform, July 2011]
The blog NewsCorpse also noticed that Fox News programming was pushing the GOP's deregulation agenda
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Candlestick charts are one of the most powerful technical analysis tools in the trader's toolkit. They are also one of the most prevalent. Most technical analysis programs use candlesticks as the default mode of charting. Used correctly, candlesticks can give a signal in advance of much other market action. They can be a leading indicator of market activity.
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As with most things, some candlestick patterns are more useful than others. Here, we will take a look at some of the most viable for stock traders. These are candlestick patterns that experience shows have the most relevance to making consistently profitable trading decisions. Used correctly, they should increase the accuracy of your predictions.
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For those not familiar with the details of candlestick charting, it's important to go over the fundamentals. The difference between the open and the close is called the "real body" of the candlestick. The higher of these values creates the upper extreme of the real body, and the lower of these values creates the lower extreme. The amount the stock rose in price above the real body is called the upper shadow. The amount that the stock fell below the real body is called the lower shadow.
If the candle is green or white, it means the lower extreme is defined by the opening price and that the stock's price rose during the period being charted. If the candle is red or black, then the lower extreme identifies the closing price, and the stock fell during the period.
Candles may be created for any time period: Monthly, weekly, hourly or even a minute. Regardless of the time frame, candlesticks should not be judged in isolation; traders should always look for follow-up action to confirm any signals during the following applicable period.


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RHQ 4.7 has been released and one of the two major features in this release are
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The new charts are implemented on with the awesome D3.js toolkit as I've written before.
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As always there have been many more smaller improvements and bug fixes.
Please check the full release notes for details. They also contain a list of commits.
RHQ is an extensible tool to monitory your infrastructure of machines and applications, alert operators on user defined conditions, configure resources and run operations on them from a central web-based UI. Other ways of communicating with RHQ include a command line interface and a REST-api.
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A Directory is a listing of subjects for you to click on which will take you to sites that deal specifically with the subject you choose.
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Apple Forced to Pay a $40-Billion Ransom
After the bell on Monday, tech icon, Apple (AAPL), reported results.
On the one hand, the company delivered record profits of $14.50 per share, when analysts were expecting $14.05.
But when it came to iPhone sales during the all-important holiday quarter, Apple whiffed hard enough that the fans in the bleacher seats could feel it.
The company only sold 51 million iPhones – a full four million shy of analysts' estimates. At an average selling price of $637, that works out to $2.5 billion in missed sales. Like I said, big whiff!
As a result, the market has taken Apple hostage.
Following the report, shares fell as much as 9%, vaporizing roughly $40 billion in market value.
Now, by no means is Apple in danger of going out of business. Not with over $13 billion in quarterly profit and a cash stockpile closing in on $160 billion.
However, an ominous trend is developing, pointing to an imminent day of reckoning between CEO Tim Cook and shareholders.
Or as Forbes' Robert Hof put it, "Investors are getting even more restless."
Indeed! Here's why it's absolutely justified – and, most importantly, how you can safely leverage the situation for your ultimate profit…
How Do You Like Them (Rotten) Apples?
Apple's unfathomable smartphone shortfall comes at a time when the rest of the industry is firing on all cylinders.
In the last 24 hours, in fact, technology research group, IDC, confirmed that global smartphone sales zoomed 38% last year. They topped one billion units for the first time ever.
Analysts are calling for similarly heady growth of 26% in 2014.
Now, you'd think that trend would be Apple's friend. Think again!
The bulk of the expected smartphone sales will be "low-quality growth," according to BNP Paribas analyst, Peter Yu.
Translation: Cheap smartphones, selling for less than $150, will account for the majority of smartphone sales this year.
Pardon the Captain Obvious statement here, but that's a price point Apple can't touch.
Consumers' preference for lower-priced smartphones, and Apple's inability to compete, is already materializing in the data, too.
Over the last three quarters, Apple's iPhone sales growth rate plummeted from around 20% to less than 7%, on a year-over-year basis.
Meanwhile, market share data reflects a similarly ominous trend. Whereas Apple sold nearly 20 million more iPhones in 2013 than 2012, its market share fell four percentage points to 15%.
Innovate or Die
Ever since the late Steve Jobs unveiled the company's first iPhone in 2007, it's been the main driver of Apple's revenue. (In the last quarter, it accounted for 56% of sales.)
Based on the latest numbers, I'm afraid Apple's eye-popping iPhone run is drawing to a close. That means it's time to innovate (again) or die.
Of course, that's always been the story with Apple. It needs to introduce new product categories – and instantly dominate the market. Otherwise, its stock is destined to fail.
When Steve Jobs was at the helm, no one ever questioned the company's ability to do just that. With Tim Cook in charge, though, it's not such a sure thing.
He's just not the same type of visionary as Steve Jobs. Frankly, I don't think anyone will ever be.
And the fact that shares are selling off after the quarterly report – even though Cook continues to promise Apple will launch new products this year (iWatch anyone?) – shows that the lack of confidence is widespread.
Now, Cook might not be able to match Jobs' innovative abilities. But he's no dummy. After all, you don't become the successor at Apple for your lack of business acumen.
He made one comment during yesterday's conference call that leads me to believe he's about to make his mark on the world.
When pressed about mobile payments, he said, "We are seeing that people love being able to buy content, whether it's music or movies or books, from their iPhone using Touch ID. It's incredibly simple and easy and elegant – and it's clear [that] there's a lot of opportunity there."
When asked about the same thing on the previous conference call, he curtly responded that mobile payment technology is "in its infancy."
Apparently, it's grown up (fast) in the span of several months. And therein lies his opportunity…
Get Ready for the Mobile Payment Boom
For years, I've contested that mobile payments would never take off until the security issues were resolved. Apple took care of that by incorporating biometric authentication into its latest iPhone.
So in order to take over the world, all Tim Cook needs to do now is start letting people use Touch ID to buy anything they want.
Think about it. Apple lays claim to one of the most valuable assets in the world – over 600 million user accounts, most of which are already linked to a credit card.
That's more than Amazon.com (AMZN) and PayPal combined, based on BI Intelligence's estimates from late 2013.
So by letting users pay for goods and services from their iPhone with their Apple ID, verified by Touch ID, Apple would instantly dominate the mobile payment market.
While it wouldn't be as simple as flipping a switch, it'd be pretty darn close.
And it would definitely be much easier for Cook than trying to come up with a completely new, must-own consumer electronic device.
Now, you know I've always advocated investing in Apple's stock smartly, instead of simply buying the stock at any price. I have to admit, though, my colleague, Karim Rahemtulla, has come up with the most ingenious way yet to bet on the company's next big innovation.
It's an opportunity to put as much as $26,000 in your pocket, instantly.
Go here for all the details
Ahead of the tape,
Louis Basenese


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Interviews . . .
4 educatiait oda,/ BETHEL
Vol. XII No. 10 March 10, 1943
Books Wanted By U.S.O.
—By James Nyquist
"Students who plan to go into missionary work should get all the
training they possibly can while they are at school, especially in the
fields of education and theology," stated Rev. Bengt Anderson in an in-terview.
However, one should not let his studies take up his whole life,
but should get practical training in religious work, on gospel teams, and
street meetings. By partaking in these activities one can develop the
real desire for souls, so necessary for the missionary who goes to for-eign
fields. One may have all the training he needs, but without the pas-sion
for the souls of these common people, he will not be successful in
the missionary activities. Only by getting actual experience here at home
can one gain passion for souls. When one comes into contact with the
poor, lost people of America, one gets an idea of the plight of last sin-ners
in heathen lands.
In addition, one should have a good knowledge of the English Bible,
as well as the Greek and Hebrew Bibles. An educational course of study
is extremely valuable because it is necessary to know something about
education when one arrives on the foreign field. By studying our plans
for teaching, one gains the necessary knowledge to promote, inspect,
and supervise their schools. A good background of their social problems,
especially castes and marriage is necessary, because the missionary is
often called upon to iron out difficulties. A prospective missionary plan-ning
to take the medical course, should not take only part of the course,
but should complete the whole of
it because the natives can do the
smaller tasks.
As examples of the social prob-lems
involved in mission work, Mr.
Gustaf Sword states that in case of
any difficulties, the natives always
come to the missionary for assist-ance,
and it is his duty to work out
a solution tactfully and quickly.
Frequent problems arise between
the British and the natives. If a
native finds some oil on his pro-perty,
it does not become his pro-perty
as in America, but it is ta-ken
by the British corporations for
their use. As a result the natives
dislike the British, and come to the
missionary for assistance. The mis-sionary
consequently does not live
on favorable terms with the Brit-ish
unless he uses tact in solving
social problems.
When we Americans accept
Christ, we are received warmly in-to
a church and respected by the
community, but in India, Mr. Ed-win
Erickson explains the opposite
is true. A Christian must break
all ties with the old life, first by
removing the idols from his home,
and then by becoming separated
from his people. This separation
occurs when he is baptized in a
public place and makes his public
confession. Often the Christian
must leave his home and city be-cause
he becomes a Christian.
However, when he associates with
Christians, all caste differences
vanish and he is one of the breth-ren.
Pictures are Shown
"The Dutch East Indies" and
"Africa Below the Equator" in col-or
were the motion pictures pres-ented
yesterday at convocation.
Stanley Osborne, who showed
the films, was born at Port Darwin,
Australia. He was educated at Can-terbury
College in New Zealand.
He has explored many mysterious
sections of New Guinea, and has
collected specimens for Australian
Museums. In addition to exploring
he has traveled over all the con-tinents.
Tegenfeldts Send
News from India
We found the village goddess in
a rude shelter of thatching—"she"
was only a flat stone with a draw-ing
in it.
We spoke in a village where the
natives considered turning away
from such idols and following
Christ. What holds them from ac-ceptance
of the Gospel is the
strong caste feeling, which makes
it almost impossible for a native
Christian to live. He cannot ob-tain
water from the village well,
nor will anyone marry his sons
and daughters. In spite of this, a
number accept Christ.
This glimpse of life in India is
portrayed in a letter to Dr. Hag-strom.
It comes from Rev. and
Mrs. G. Tegenfeldt, missionaries to
South India. In closing their letter
they greet the Bethel students and
"We trust that in spite of the
changes made by the war, our
school will be able to carry on and
become more effective for Christ
in the years that may lie ahead.
How very, very thankful we are
for the privilege we had of attend-ing
Herman, Ruth and Eddie
Ore geiv5
The Spire staff is busy making
temporary plans for a larger an-nual
than in other years. The bus-iness
managers, Merle Frieheit and
Barney Cunningham, gave lined up
a splendid plan for securing adver-tisements.
Commissions of 10 per
cent and 20 per cent are being of-fered
to students who secure these
ads. The theme of the Spire will be
a military one. "If you have any
suggestions for making a better
1943 annual, see me," requests
Dana Larson, editor.
Our Sympathy
Mr. Julius Nelson, father of
Lois Nelson, a sophomore at Be-thel,
passed away Saturday,
February, 27 in their home at
Grasston, Minnesota. He had
been confined to his bed for the
past few months because of ser-ious
illness following an oper-ation.
Several Bethel students were
asked to take part in the funer-al
services, which were held the
following Wednesday—the mor-ning
service at the Grasston
church, and the afternoon ser-vice
at the North Isanti Church.
Stanley Paulson delivered the
funeral sermon. Ethel Tederman
and Gordon Thompson contri-buted
the vocal numbers, and
Mary Hamlin served as pianist.
A floral tribute was purchased
by the student council and sent
with them on behalf of the stu-dent
body of Bethel.
The students of Bethel, to-gether
with all the faculty mem-bers,
extend their deepest sym-pathy
to the Nelson family in
this hour of sorrow.
The Red Cross drive for
March 1943, is in progress. This
drive will be introduced in Be-thel
next week. BE PREPARED
Before enlisting in the army, he
was the pastor of the Swedish Bap-tist
church in San Francisco, Cal.
He obtained his Bachelor's De-gree
from the Seattle Pacific Col-lege
and his Bachelor of Divinity
from the Berkley Baptist Dirinity
He married Charlotte Bridge in
1935, and has two children, Sam-uel
David age 6 and Joan age 2."
Since January 5, a Victory Book
Campaign drive has been going on.
Its purpose is to provide good
books for the fighting men as well
as for U.S.O. centers outside the
camps. In event of an over supply
the surplus will be sent to men
and women in defense areas.
"Any book you really want to
keep is a good book to give." Cur-rent
best sellers and more recent-ly
published books, popular and
non-fiction, adventure and western,
detective a n d mystery, technical
books published since 1935, hum-orous
books, books of cartoons,
and group games are good books
to send. Only those in first class
condition can be used.
There is no call for magazines,
as local organizations provide
them for camps.
Books may be brought to the
CLARION office and put in the
desk, with a note designating that
they are Victory Books.
Class Gift Discussed
The sophomore class met on Fri-day,
February 25, to suggest a
class gift. A suggestion was made
that the class give flags and ferns
for the College chapel. It was also
suggested as a means of raising
money that the sophomores spon-sor
an all-school birthday party.
Dana Larson told the graduating
sophomores that they should have
their pictures taken at Erickson
Studio by March 6.
an interesting speaker
Junior-Senior Banquet
For the purpose of planning for
the annual spring J. S. Banquet,
the Freshmen class held a meeting
Tuesday, February 23.
It was definitely decided to have
the banquet in the Chapel auditor-ium.
A' motion was also made to
make the occasion formal.
The class unanimously voted to
make the Banquet "open" and the
meeting was adjourned.
Citapir"in Pa/10414d .yam
1st Leut. David H. Youngdahl, Bethel '30, a chaplain in the U.S. Army
is reported missing in action.
Leut. Youngdahl visited Bethel this fall after completing his chap-lin's
training at Harvard.
When asked about Youngdahl's days at Bethel, Dr. Karlson replied,
"David is a very likable person, a good student,
and very industrious. He was pas-tor
of New Richmond church in
Wisconsin and a success in this
Wake Up Bethel
Missions Have Called
Four days have passed since the closing of Missionary Week at Be-thel.
We students who attended its sessions and listened with breathless
interest to the experiences and challenges of Bengt Anderson, Gustaf
Sword, Edwin Erickson, Almyra Eastlund, and the others —have we
already forgotten this week? Is Missionary Week just stale news now?
is it only a pleasant memory of having our imaginations tickled w'th
colorful stories, of having shortened classes before and after morning
meetings? Was it a week filled with inspirations which flared up mom-entarily,
but died an ignominious death because we have taken the lazy
attitude —it's too much trouble to maintain an active interest in mission
work— it was good while it lasted.
Or have we received a permanent share of the zeal and passion to
teach the heathen tbout Christ?
Oh, if only we who attended Bethel could realize what a priceless
opportunity we have had to receive a true picture of the dire needs and
wonderful accomplishments of foreign missions! We have seen how nak-ed,
bloodthirsty headhunters, living in physical and spiritual filth, have
been changed by a knowledge of Christ to worthwhile Individuals, clean,
educated Christians who are enthusiastic to a degree that we in the state
of sluggishness and inertia that exists in us and our churches are put to
If the spreading of Christianity can mean so much to savages, ought
we not to shake ourselves from our stupid complacency and pledge our
lives to the missionary cause, using whatever talents God has given us—
preaching, teaching, healing; or if it is impossible for us to do these
things ourselves, giving money to send others in our places?
Giving money— that is where every student at Bethel may share in
this missionary work. It answers his question, "What can I do?" That is
where we can support the Missionary Band in its drive to raise $500 to
contribute to the American Baptist Foreign Missionary Society. As yet
only $230 of this sum have been realized— $230 out of $500 from a school
which professes to be missionary minded. After inspiration such as we
have received last week, the least we can do is meet our quota.
Let us show what Missionary Week has done for us.
Page 2 THE BETHEL CLARION
Lord Make
Thyself *al
By, DALE BJORK
George Truett once said, "We
ought to know Jesus Christ better
than we know any person in this
world." We are proud of our friend-ships.
We know our fathers and
our mothers, we understand our
dearest friends, and we at least
think we know our roommates.
Truett's statement makes us ask,
"How well do I know Jesus?" We
sing, "Jesus is real to me." How
real is He to us?
Jesus can be real to us if we
recognize His presence. I had
searched through the whole house
trying to find my glasses when I
discovered I was wearing them.
This little embarrassment taught
me a powerful lesson. Often times
we search frantically here and
there for something we need badly
—sight, insight, power. We are not
conscious of the Solution, of Jesus,
who has been in our hearts helping
us the whole time, but who could
have helped us more if we had
realized His nearness. When we
are aware of His presence and take
Him as an active partner in our
lives, He becomes real to us. Paul
knew Jesus well. He was His bond
slave, His prisoner, and although
Paul knew Him better than he
knew anyone else,-yet he prayed in
one of his last writings, "That I
might know Him." A prayer desire
like Paul's will never go unanswer-ed.
Powerful is the infuence of a
man who has walked with God.
One's personality has been sup-planted
by Christ's. It is not I but
Christ that liveth in me. Then
some of Christ's uplifting power
works through our lives. Philip was
able to lead his friend Nathaniel
to Christ because Philip had been
with Jesus and knew Him person-ally.
He could say to his skeptical
friend. "Come and see. He's real.
He's my friend."
"He walks with me and He talks
with me." Does He? Or do we only
sing? By faith are we walking arm
with Jesus? Let us think no less of
Christ as the Son of God, but let us
learn to know Jesus better, Jesus
the man, Jesus who can understand
our evey human need for He was
tested like we are. May we pray,
"Lord, make thyself genuinely real
to me. Amen."
I cannot, but God can;
Oh, balm for all my care:
The burden that I drop
His hand will lift and gear.
Though eagle pinions tire,
I walk where once I ran,
This is my strength to know
I cannot, but He can. '
We, the staff, would like to
offer -thanks • to Esther Sable
and her committee for the in-tensive
planning that made a
successful Missionary Week.
Chapel Nuggets
2-23-43 R. Goodman.
"A seeking Saviour and a
seeking sinner will always
find one another and share
Christian fellowship and
2-24-43 Dr. Massee.
"The Bible is a great book,
providing you don't leave it
on the shelf or use it only in
the classroom."
2-26-43 E. Omark.
"Let us be obedient to the
Lord Jesus Christ by being
separate, devout, and con- 1
3-1-43 M. Farnum.
" 'What good can my small
light do?' we ask as Christ-ians.
It is not much alone,
but when it has behind it
the power of the Lord there
is nothing it cannot do."
3-3-43 B. Anderson.
"There is only one life that
is happier than the life at
Bethel, and that is the life
of a missionary."
3-4-43 E. Erickson.
"If you want true, real
friendship — be a foreign
Gospel team weekend trips will
start soon. A C card will restrict
the trips to 45 miles, which is
a shorter trip than in former years.
** **
The greatest invention of the devil
The greatest secret of production
—Saving waste.
By Gwen Parson
EARL JOHNSON—Bethel won a
basketball game.
GERRY JASMER— That little
gremlin who sits on the arm of
my chair and disturbs me while
the teacher is patiently trying to
get something across.
ELBERT WALKER— If I only
Knew what was new in Ger-man
vocabulary, Miss Nelson
would be out a "victory cake".
RUTH_ SOLVANG— The Arian
Chorus has learned another song
besides "Send Forth Thy Spirit."
MISS E. NELSON— Two amaryl-lis
buds, the gloxinia buds, and
the African violet buds in the
libraray are new.
ETHEL HEITZMAN—What I hear
in the coffee shop isn't worth re-peating.
CLARENCE SAHLIN— Nuthin.
COACH—None of S. P.'s sermons.
ROY NORSTROM— Carol Rexion
finally made a mistake in chem.
The best work—What you like.
The best play—Work.
The greatest comfort— The know-ledge
that you have done your
work well.
The cleverest man— One who does
what he thinks is right.
The meanest feeling— Mad at an-other's
** **
The door to success is labled-
Don't you hate to take advice
from someone who needs it him-self?
Stolen Wisdom
FOOD FOR THOUGHT — The
Waldorf Lobbyist.
The best town—Where you suc-ceed.
The most agreeable companion—
One who would not have you any
different from what you are.
The great Bore— One who will not
come to the point.
A Still Greater Bore—One who
keeps on talking after making
his points.
A bi-weekly campus newspaper.
1480 North Snelling Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
1. To maintain and promote the Christian principles of Bethel
2. To promote scholarship.
3. To foster more school spirit.
.4. To establish a better understanding among the students.
Editor-in-chief Ethel Hale
Associate Editor Carol Rexion
Feature Editor Virginia Holmberg
Sports Editor Dana Larson
Reporters Carlton Christenson, Doris Fanberg, Gordon
Krantz, Clarence Lauer, Janet Lyth, Ruth
McClure, Robert Norstrom, Francis Otto, Mir-iam
Quarnstrom, Janet Rye, Charlotte San-din,
Margaret Swanson, Roger Youngqulst.
Circulation Marjorie Porter—Janet Rye
Typist Evelyn Sundberg
Business Manager Stamford Widen
Editorial Advisor Miss Enid Platts
Business Advisor Dean Emery Johnson
his mandibles are on edge
dere boss
boy that two weeks vacation
felt good after having to bounce
on my corns once a week like
you had me doing before
the only trouble is that now
im a bit stiff and rusty
i mean that quite literally it
was thoughtful of you to let me
sleep it off in that old alarm
clock that you no longer need
everything would have been o k
were it not that the works were
encrusted with rust which tran-sferred
itself to me like cold
which reminds me of the bril-liant
hired man who of course
was a swede well his alarm
clock gasped its last so he care-fully
took it apart with a ham-mer
embedded in the works was
a fat cockroach
ole scratched his square head
and hit upon a marvelous de-duction
he mumbled no vunder
she voodent work de engineer is
the story says that the cock-roach
was fat but i personally
dont believe it when i got done
with my nap i looked like a
streamlined edit-ion of garidi
without his spectacles
i was so thin that when i shed
my skin i crawled out through
the armhole a rather difficult
proceedure when you realize
that my arms are quite nonex-istant
the worst of it was that the
old skin was so covered with
rust that i had to leave it only
half eaten stale chitin doesnt
taste so good anyway
i understand the museum
moths ate what i left really i
think those moths are so om-nivorous
and unsanitary
its enough to set ones man-dibles
on edge
archie the cockroach
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Because of C. E. Carlson's assignment for soc. three girls namely,
Pearl Chistopherson, Marion Larson, and Delores Clauson devoted sev-eral
afternoons study in the Hill Reference Library —at least, they tho't
they were at Hill Reference. However, on the third trip they discovered
to their horror that they were in the Public Library instead.
Speaking of C. E. Carlson, he had a birthday the other day. His class
proceeded to sing Happy Birthday to him and then presented him with
pennies, until they were broke. To finish it off Pipkin who was making
the presentation handed him a slug, to take care of the remaining years.
After Founder's Week the Kitchen Krews have been pretty much un-der
the weather. As a matter of fact everyone has been more or less.
Everyone is either under the weather or too tired to move, but then such
a week comes only once in a lifetime.
Doris Fanberg's face was red as a beet. At 9 o'clock in the morning
she went in and sat down and prepared for chapel. She was supposed to
to be in psychology class which she found out after a long wait.
It has been suggested that Bob Bergerud sleep a little more outside
of class so he wont have his beautiful dreams disturbed so often.
Peggy Applequist had a very guilty look on her pan when she walk-ed
into soc. class late one Tuesday. She must have overslept.
Gremlin Imps .. .
Gremlins, those impish little
creatures of uncertain origin, have
moved into the Clarion office. The
twin gremlinettes, eetaoin and
shrdlu, have been raising havoc.
A wild bedlam generally breaks
loose at deadline time because of
all of the mischief they have been
As I'm finishing typnig up mi
kolumm, a perfect page of capy,
those twins slide urr and down the
keys making a mess of the page.
Tha"ts enuff to make a preacher
say something.
The editors have an everlasting
struggle against the gremlins. The
little im: s swing into action about
five minutes before dedline. They
hide copy in the wastepaper bas-ket
and they hide the dummy page
under the file. They, sit on the car-riage
of the typewriter and jam
the ribbon and twist the paper so
it comes out crooked. They write
all sorts of nonsense into the print-ed
copy so that even the most sol-emn
discourse becomes a joke
And to top things off they push
the Editor's bottle of aspirins into
a dark and hidden corner of the
desk so that she has to put the
paper together in pain and anguish.
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Bethel graduate Robert E. Wa,1-
lin is in the U.S. Army. He is at
present waiting to be permanently
stationed. His address may be ob-tained
from the office.
Word has been received that
Norman Hoover, Bethelite who en-listed
in the U.S. Navy last Dec-ember,
graduated from boot camp
on Friday, March 5.
For the past twelve weeks he
has been stationed at the Naval
Training Station at Farragut, Ida-ho.
He recently received the rat-ing
of Radio Technician 3/c.,
which entitles him to eight months
of further technical schooling.
I am now at Fort Devens, Mass-achusetts.
We are sitting waiting
to be called out on the Company
street when they will read the
names of those who will be ship-ped
out tonight. You know, I've
come to the realization that this
man's army isn't a bed of roses.
We got up, at 4:15 A. M. and car-ried
75 pound bags of laundry. To
top that off the only thing to do
tonight is to go to a U.S.O. dance
so I'm catching up on my lost
Phil Bishop
"I suppoge you know I'm in the
air corps. Well, that isn't the half
of it. I was lucky enuf to go into
pilot cadet training which will be-gin
in not more than three days.
I have to stay here (Sioux City,
Iowa) to get basic training—I've
only had one day of K.P. in the
—Dale Lindberg
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Willie in Dutch
Willie Wessman had another
most embarrassing moment the
other night. Lawrence "Larry the
Lip" Nydegger, ordinarily a docile-like
creature who presents a paci-fistic
appearance, became a vio-lent,
raging tornado of offensive
action directed toward Willie, and
in desparation Willie proceeded
down the front stairs post haste,
right into the midst of a group of
the more dignified of the pastors
who were -attending the Pastors'
Conference. Spectators were ama-zed
to see Willie go back up the
stairs faster than he had gone
down, right past the still seething
Nydegger, and into his room, his
face a livid red. The reason? He
had forgotten his shirt in the ex-citement
of his escape.
? Guess Who
Look for a winning smile and a
pleasing and a versatile, ambitious,
studious individual. You'll find
him dashing from one place to an-other,
always in a hurry. Other-wise
he's in the library with his
nose in a book.
He sings tenor in the Male Chor-us
and Chapel Chorus, plays in
the band, and may some day be a
second Nels Stjernstrom. He al-ready
has his training for leader-ship
having been student director
of his high school band and orches-tra.
In high school he was also a
member of the student council and
valedictorian of his class. He gain-ed
the title "Prexy" as president
of the school choir and president
of the B.Y.P.U. in his home town.
That "short-stuff" of the Fresh-men
class, that maestro of violin
and cornet, that whizz of scholas-tic
ability—that's who he is!,
"My real interest is collecting
cups and saucers," replied Alice
Johnson, Swedish instructor, when
asked what her hobby was. "I
have one piece from Austria that
is over 100 years old." She has
about thirty different pieces from
many different countries. There
must be several from Sweden be-cause
she is undoubtedly interest-ed
in that country.
When she is very tired she en-joys
knitting and sewing. Enid
Platts, English, claims that Miss
Johnson can do both very beauti-fully.
Miss Platts is collecting poetry
and is making a file of poems and
readings for the use of her class.
As she finds poems that she wants
to save, they are cut out ready to
be pasted on small cards. The po-ems
in the file are being placed
under certain headings and a cross
reference can also be used. Some
of the headings are faith, prayer,
Christmas, Easter, or seasons of
the year. For the speech classes
Miss Platts is working on a group
of present-day war poems. Another
group that she would like to org-anize
is one of poems about sea
Collecting recordings of classical
and semi-classical music is another
of her hobbies. Miss Platts has
Tschaikovsky's Fifth Symphony
complete, some of Waemo's works,
and others.
"For real relaxation I like to
bake a batch of cookies or a goose-berry
pie," chuckles Miss Platts.
Making scrapbooks is the hobby
of Effie Nelson. She has one com-plete
book and another one that
she is completing. The books con-tain
letters, cards, wedding toasts,
poems, political speeches, and pol-itical
cartoons from the time that
Hoover and Roosevelt were run-ning
for the presidency.
Something special is the diaries
she has been keeping. They are
five-year books and she is now on
the 23rd year of keeping a diary.
Miss Nelson's mother has suggest-ed
that another room should be
added to their house to take care
of her daughter's hobby.
Concordians Beat Tribemen In
Last League Encounter 51-46
Bethel Trips
Bethany Men
Swanson Gets 20
Bethel Ends Third
—Where Students and
Faculty Meet Around
the Coffee Cup.
Final Score 40-34
On a week-end trip the Bethel
cagers went to Mankato and ad-ministered
an ungrateful spanking
to the entertainers.
The game was closely played for
three quarters but in the last per-iod
a spurt by the Indians gave
them the long end of a 40-34 count.
At the half the score was close at
17-16 in favor of Bethel who man-aged
to retain the lead from the
very outset.
Scoring was quite even on the
Indians' side but Quill of Bethany
led with 19 tallies. Swanson fol-lowed
with 10 points and Hagen
of Bethany was close with 9.
Sailors Win
Over Indians
Second Defeat to
Naval Cadet Team
The Bethelites were soundly
trounced in a scrimmage game
with the Naval Cadets on the Farm
School floor where victory was
won the previous night at the ex-pense
of the "Farmers". This was
the second defeat suffered at the
Sailor's hands. The Navy appar-ently
had no trouble holding a de-cisive
edge leading at the periods
by scores of 12-8, 30-17, 40-28 and
then the final count of 48-30. The
game was relatively clean as
shown by the few fouls that were
The Sailors also took top honors
in the scoring column with two
men, Mossing and Beck, getting
14 points each. The tribe shareu
second place by Swanson's 12 ,tal-lies
but McClung of the Navy also
got 12.
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Bethel girls' team defeated the
Farm School girls by one point
March 2. The final score was 38-37.
The game was close, the Farm
School leading by three points at
the half. In the third quarter Peg-gy
Applequist, Ruth_ Nelson, and
Pearl Christopherson ptit Bethel in
the lead. Gwen Parson, Delores
Clauson, Marion Larson, and part
time guard Ruth Nelson kept the
"Farmerettes" from further scor-ing.
June Hedman played forward.
Tribe Gets Scalp
of Farm School
In a non-league tilt the Univer-sity
Farm School dropped a contest
to the Bethelites on March 2. At
no time did the Indians lose the
initiative and were leading at all
periods. At the half a comfortable
margin of 9 points was held by the
Indians with a score of 22-13 but
the Farmers came back in the 3rd
period to cut the margin to two
points. The victors were not to
be rattled however and maintained
their lead, finishing with a four-point
advantage and a score of
The high-scoring acknowledg-ments
went to Swanson who made
six goals and two gratis shots for
14 points. R. Gustafson accumu-lated
11 tallies and Watersfield
was close behind with 10 for the
Farm Team.
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Indians Stung
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Swanson Gets 20 Points
Final Count is 31-30
The Bethel tribe travelled to
"Medictown" and lost a close and
hard-fought game to their hosts by
a score of 31-30.
Rochester held the lead at the
end of each period by scores of
8-5, 16-14 and 23-20 but at the
close of the fourth quarter the
teams were tied at 29-29. The
game then carried over into a tense
over-time period when the Roch-ester
team managed to get one
field goal to only one free throw
for Bethel. This game served as
compensation to the "Medics" for
the defeat to the Indians at the
last encounter on the Bethel floor
by the score 45-33.
Swanson took the high-scoring
position with -19 pofhts having 8
field goals and 3 free throws. Fol-lowing
him were MacCaughey and
RanFranz of Rochester scoring 9
points each.
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with the Comets --leading 19-10
but from then on the Bethelites
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captain. Outscoring their op-ponents
by 9 points in the second
quarter, the visitors tied things up
at 27-27 at the half time and kept
it tied for the third quarter at 37-
The Comet men came into the
final period with a scoring barrage
of 10 points which was met half
way by the tired Bethelites for the
final decision at the gun of 51-46.
The Redskins took top scoring
honors with Swanson 8 field goals
and 4 free throws for 20 points.
Freidrichs and Hinrichs both of
Concordia, followed with 14 and 13
points respectively.
This was the Redskins' last
league game and the loss put them
in third place, Concordia capturing
the undisputed championship.
The preliminary game also went
to Concordia at the decisive score
of 35-16. The unorganized Bethel
team was no match for the team
work of the Concordians. Schmidt
took scoring honors with 8 tallies
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Despite graduating from a theater program, a pair of Otterbein alumni find themselves starring not on the stage, but in television shows during the fall season.
Despite graduating from a theater program, a pair of Otterbein alumni find themselves starring not on the stage, but in television shows during the fall season.
Jeremy Bobb (2003) and Cory Michael Smith (2009) both got degrees from Otterbein, graduated from central Ohio high schools and are featured in big-name television shows this year.
Bobb, a Dublin Coffman graduate, is a central character in Steven Soderbergh's Cinemax drama The Knick, which premiered Aug. 8. He portrays Herman Barrow, the hospital's crooked manager.
The veteran actor has experience on the stage, in voice acting and has recently moved toward television, where he says he and Smith are fortunate to be riding a new TV wave.
"We're both kind of coming into our own in the TV world at a time when TV is turning into something it's never been," Bobb said.
"They're starting to figure out that it's kind of flip-flopped. The movie business is starting to be more mainstream, and TV is where you can really write and explore characters."
Since the switch, Bobb has had small roles in House of Cards, Boardwalk Empire and even The Wolf of Wall Street, and has worked with fellow theater man Kevin Spacey. But his large role in The Knick is the highlight of his career.
"It blew my mind," he said. "I couldn't even believe I got that role."
For Bobb, the transition from stage to screen was a necessity. But he said his time at Otterbein and in various professions prepared him well.
"The basic tenets and principles of how to create a role all come from the same kind of place," he said. "But (at Otterbein)I didn't think, 'I need to focus on this or that.' I just tried to learn the process the best I could.
"It doesn't take very much time in the real world to realize that if you want to make any money in this, you've got to be in front of a camera."
Hilliard Darby graduate Smith had a different path. He moved to New York after he left Otterbein, and did a combination of theater and odd jobs -- like nannying and organizing closets -- to pay the bills.
But when he got a break in the HBO miniseries Olive Kitteridge, he started focusing on screen work, and was in two films shortly after. He said his experience in smaller theaters prepared him well.
"Most of the shows I did at Otterbein were plays in smaller theaters," he said. "Professionally, most of my work has been in smaller, off-Broadway theater. ... When it's a small space, you're able to portray a human being more naturally. It can be an experience."
Smith said his role as Edward Nygma -- who eventually will become The Riddler -- in Fox's Gotham, a Batman prequel debuting this weekend, is a dream job.
"I'm not evil or doing anything bad yet," he laughed. "I'm just a young guy in his job. He's mathematically minded, loves wordplay, loves solving things. He's brilliant at his job, and he knows it.
"You just see him get mistreated and misunderstood. ... I get to start pretty far away from doing bad things, which is nice."
Gotham's 16-episode season premiers soon, and could be extended to a longer run with success. Meanwhile, Bobb's The Knick was already picked up for a second season before premiering in August.
For both men, it's an exciting time to be an actor. And while both have high aspirations, neither of them is sure what the future holds.
"I don't know what will happen next, I really have no idea," Bobb said. "There have been moments where that's a scary thing to say. But that's not really the situation any more. It's an unknown that I have sort of a smiley face under."


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Honors to Hope College football players for the 2011 season have been announced by coach Dean Kreps.
Sophomore tailback Shawn Jackson of Comstock Park (Comstock Park HS) has been named the outstanding offensive player while senior back Kyle Warren of Grandville (Unity Christian HS) was presented the outstanding defensive player award.
The Allen Kinney award was presented to senior offensive tackle Josh Droppers of Kalamazoo (Portage Northern HS). Presented annually since 1971 by the football coaching staff to a senior player for maximum contribution to the football program, award is named in memory of Allen Kinney, a member of the Hope College football team who died of cancer in his senior year in 1967. Josh Droppers' older brother, Jacob (Jake), was the recipient of the Kinney award in 2007.


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I am currently looking for partners for some casual tennis (level 2-3) on the plateau, either Parc Jeanne Mance, Lafontaine, or something nearby. My schedule is flexible.
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hello, would you play next thrusday? lets say after 6:30 pm
Jean Mance, is ok for me!
Hello Julie Anne,
I am available to play tennis in Lafontaine Park this weekend, saturday or sunday, just let me know.
Julie Anne,
Would love to play. Anytime tomorrow or Thursday. Email me at firstname.lastname@example.com
Hello Julie Anne,
I am also looking for casual tennis, though I am not sure what my level is. I consider myself a beginner, I have taken approximately 10-12 lessons. It's been a while since I last played but I'm really looking forward to getting back into it. I live in the Plateau, so Jeanne -Mance and Lafontaine are ideal for me too (I think Jeanne-Mance is closer to my apartment). I work during the week so either late evening (~7:30-8) or very early morning (around 5:30-6:00) would be great. But I'm free on weekends and my schedule is flexible then, though I do prefer the morning.
Hope to hear from you.
Hi Julie,
I'm about a 2.0 to 2.5 level and have been playing for several years. I live in Rosemont but am willing to travel to play. My schedule is flexible.
Down to rally in the plateau this afternoon- Send me your details and we can arrange- Ian
Hi Ian,
It looks like this week and weekend is pretty packed with tennis already!
Next week however, I am free to play. You can message me at firstname.lastname@example.com and maybe we can arrange something.
Hello Ian,
I would be free to play this afternoon if you're interested, Parc Jeanne Mance would be great. I also live in the plateau.
Let me know if you're up for it.
Hello, would you like to play today or next week ? Jena Mance?
let me know
hi im looking to play and my level is the same ....msg me if you have availability
Bonjour Julie Anne,
Je suis assez libre en Juin et toujours intéressé à jouer au tennis. Laisse-moi savoir si tu as du temps!
Bonne journée,
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The Codelocks Electronic Cabinet Lock is a quick retrofit for keyed cam locks supplied as standard on a wide range of cabinets, lockers and cupboards. It can just as easily be installed to units which don't have a locking device already fitted, giving the user immediate, simple, keypad access without the hassle of keys! The Cabinet Lock is a vertictal mount model with a simple 10 button keypad and a # button which is used when programming; when closed the # button is covered by the lever. There are 3 program levels: Master Code, Sub-Master Code and User Code. Repeated Use function is the default function and is already pre-programmed in new locks. It is the most common functions and is used where the same code will be repeatedly used. Single Use (Locker Mode) function can be used when a single use code, which will lock and then open the lock once only and be erased, is required. This function is used for short term, multi occupancy applications, in a locker or in a leisure center for example, and the lock will now remain open until the next single use code is entered into the lock.
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In 2007 the Cabinet Lock CL1000 was awarded the Master Locksmith Association Highly Commended Electromechanical Security Product.
- User Codes are 4 digits long
Specifications Manufacturer Codelocks Manufacturer Product No. CL1005SG UPC 5031913004873 Batteries 2 x 1.5v AAA cells (supplied) Body material Zinc alloy Cam fixing point 8mm (5/16") square Door thickness (3/4") or less Spindle cut out 16mm diameter Mounting Orientation Vertictal
- 1x - Lock
- 2x - Upper Fixing Bolt
- 2x - Packer Pieces
- 1x - Locking Nut
- 2x - Cams
- 1x - Cam Fixing Bolt
- 2x - AAA batteries
- 1x - Owner's Manual
- 1x - Installation Instructions and Template
- 1x - Lock


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Kodak Reaches Deal to Sell Patents for $525 Million
Kodak has managed, at long last, to sell its patents, long viewed as a key move to get the photo icon out of bankruptcy.
The company announced today it has reached a deal to sell its digital imaging patents for $525 million and that it hopes to emerge from bankruptcy in the first half of the new year. That tops the $500 million a recent agreement with creditors required the auction to get.
Earlier this fall, the sale of the patents looked in doubt as bids came in well below what was expected. At that point, the patents, which had lost a key court decision, were attracting bids worth as little as $150 million, WSJ reported. Kodak had initially hoped to get between $2.2 billion and $2.6 billion for the bids.
Kodak's release didn't reveal the buyers of the patents, but a consortium of tech rivals had been teamed up to make a deal, WSJ reported.


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Item contain
One batter for E-cigarette XP900, XP900C
Lithium battery
DC 3.7V-900mAh
Charging voltage
Inputting voltage for charger
AC100~240V,or DC12V
Restrictions on charging voltage
Charging time
2—3 hours; 4-8 hours for first time
Battery life expectancy
300 times for charging and discharging
Battery Features:1、We have a Stringent Quality System from the selection of all kinds of raw materials to the control of the whole production process in place that guarantees our products to be delivered with outstanding quality.2、There is a possibility for electric current in the battery cell to fade away after a period of time , which is the well-known shortcoming of e-cigarette in this field. Therefore we make our great efforts on the management of the delivery and operation procedure to maximally reduce the loss. For instance, all products must go through the screening test every other day before delivery.3、The 24-hour-aging test is taken on each battery during production, we will screen the unqualified ones in this process to ensure the quality of it.
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