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Several years ago, I bought an old Bible at a local auction in North Carolina. Although the copyright page is missing, it dates pre 1901.
Inside is written in script, "Annie Catherine Shore from Aunt Lou, Oct. 9, 1901" and "Commit thy way into the Lord - trust in Him."
On the preceeding page, is written; "Sallie Ward Shore, Blackstone, VA July 25, 1904." The date is underlined twice. Through investigation I have uncovered that Annie was the older sister of Sallie.
Inside the bible, there are no center pages for entering family genealogy information. There is however, scrapes of paper. One is a handwritten reference to "Bessemer, AL. 2216 - 11 Ave." The other is a receipt made out to Sallie W Shore June 22, 1915, from Farmville, VA, To State Summer Normal School of Virginia. For Board 15.00 and Registration 1.00, signed by J.L. Jarwan. There is also a pressed piece of fern between the bible pages, and a red candy wrapper for Apollo chocolates. There is also a small handwritten note of bible scriptures. On the Bible's last back page is written again, "Sallie Ward Shore, July 25, 1904."
My earlier post in 2001 on the Shore Message Board, brought a response from Robert L. Shore. Though he indicates he does not descend from Sallie Ward Shore, she does appear in his family line.
According to his email, it was thought her father's name was "Valley" Shore, though he had some doubts about the accuracy of the first name at that time. It was known though, that he was the son of Dr Henry "Edwin" Shore of Nottoway County, who in turn was the brother of Mr Shore's third great grandfather, Thomas Shore of Petersburg. These two in turn, were descended from Dr John Shore Jr of Petersburg and later of Nottoway County. Dr Robert Shore's first wife was a Ward, so he suspects that Sallie Ward Shore was part of that family.
My further search, brought me to Find a Grave which reveals that Sallie Ward Shore, was born March 1890, and died October 17, 1953. She is buried in the Lakeview Cemetery in Blackstone, Nottoway County, Virginia. If these dates are correct, that would make Sallie eleven years old when Aunt Lou gave the Bible to her older sister Annie.
Sallie's father was Valentine Shore, born Feb 14.1855, died July 28, 1938. He was the son of H.E. Shore and Ann C. Epes. He married Miss Sallie E.E. Ward on Nov. 21, 1877 in Nottoway County, Virginia. Sallie was born 22 Feb. 1857, died April 28, 1939. She was the daughter of Robert Ward and Louise F. Shore. The Ward family were one of the founding families of Nottoway County.
Known children of Valentine Shore and Sallie E.E. Ward, and listed at Find a Grave, are also buried in the Lakeview Cemetery in Blackstone. Those include; Annie Catherine Shore, Robert Fitzgerald Shore, Sallie Ward Shore, Elizabeth Rebecca Shore and Lelia Valentine Shore.
Another interesting discovery, is the reference of the Shore family and the Red Brick House, which today remains a landmark for the town of Crewe and Nottoway County. You can read the story at http://www.longwood.edu/staff/welchds/Crewe/history.html . This lovely southern colonial revival style is unique and a living reminder of the late 19th century Southern history. The Red Brick House may also be found at:
Are you related to Sallie Ward Shore, her parents or siblings ? Perhaps you know someone who is related to this family. My goal has always been to return this old tattered Bible to family members. This search for Sallie and her family reminds me how important it is to not lose touch of those special people that have preceeded us. You may contact me at firstname.lastname@example.com . I look forward to your reply.
Gayle Hennington Van Horn
Welcome to the Family Roots and Branches Genealogy Blogspot. This site is devoted genealogical hints, tricks, tips and news for family historians in the GA/NC/TN Tri-State. You will also find info on genealogy classes and meetings here in western North Carolina. This blog is run by Larry and Gayle Van Horn and you can reach us via email at familyhistorian at frontier dot com. Copyright 2006-2018 by Family Roots and Branches, a division of Teak Publishing.


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What Does the Bible Say About Socialism?
Posted on April 29, 2012. Filed under: Uncategorized | Tags: Bibl, Bible, Socialism |
Acts 4:32-35 ESV / 57 helpful votes
Now the full number of those who believed were of one heart and soul, and no one said that any of the things that belonged to him was his own, but they had everything in common. And with great power the apostles were giving their testimony to the resurrection of the Lord Jesus, and great grace was upon them all. There was not a needy person among them, for as many as were owners of lands or houses sold them and brought the proceeds of what was sold and laid it at the apostles' feet, and it was distributed to each as any had need.
Acts 2:44-45 ESV / 53 helpful votes
And all who believed were together and had all things in common. And they were selling their possessions and belongings and distributing the proceeds to all, as any had need.
2 Thessalonians 3:10 ESV / 47 helpful votes
For even when we were with you, we would give you this command: If anyone is not willing to work, let him not eat.
Matthew 19:21 ESV / 30 helpful votes
Jesus said to him, "If you would be perfect, go, sell what you possess and give to the poor, and you will have treasure in heaven; and come, follow me."
1 Timothy 6:10 ESV / 25 helpful votes
For the love of money is a root of all kinds of evils. It is through this craving that some have wandered away from the faith and pierced themselves with many pangs.
2 Corinthians 8:13-15 ESV / 21 helpful votes
For I do not mean that others should be eased and you burdened, but that as a matter of fairness your abundance at the present time should supply their need, so that their abundance may supply your need, that there may be fairness. As it is written, "Whoever gathered much had nothing left over, and whoever gathered little had no lack."
1 John 3:17 ESV / 17 helpful votes
But if anyone has the world's goods and sees his brother in need, yet closes his heart against him, how does God's love abide in him?
Ephesians 4:28 ESV / 14 helpful votes
Let the thief no longer steal, but rather let him labor, doing honest work with his own hands, so that he may have something to share with anyone in need.
Galatians 6:2 ESV / 14 helpful votes
Bear one another's burdens, and so fulfill the law of Christ.
Acts 20:35 ESV / 12 helpful votes
In all things I have shown you that by working hard in this way we must help the weak and remember the words of the Lord Jesus, how he himself said, 'It is more blessed to give than to receive.'"
Luke 6:20-24 ESV / 11 helpful votes
And he lifted up his eyes on his disciples, and said: "Blessed are you who are poor, for yours is the kingdom of God. "Blessed are you who are hungry now, for you shall be satisfied. "Blessed are you who weep now, for you shall laugh. "Blessed are you when people hate you and when they exclude you and revile you and spurn your name as evil, on account of the Son of Man! Rejoice in that day, and leap for joy, for behold, your reward is great in heaven; for so their fathers did to the prophets. "But woe to you who are rich, for you have received your consolation.
Isaiah 55:1-13 ESV / 11 helpful votes
"Come, everyone who thirsts, come to the waters; and he who has no money, come, buy and eat! Come, buy wine and milk without money and without price. Why do you spend your money for that which is not bread, and your labor for that which does not satisfy? Listen diligently to me, and eat what is good, and delight yourselves in rich food. Incline your ear, and come to me; hear, that your soul may live; and I will make with you an everlasting covenant, my steadfast, sure love for David. Behold, I made him a witness to the peoples, a leader and commander for the peoples. Behold, you shall call a nation that you do not know, and a nation that did not know you shall run to you, because of the Lord your God, and of the Holy One of Israel, for he has glorified you. …
Luke 3:11 ESV / 10 helpful votes
And he answered them, "Whoever has two tunics is to share with him who has none, and whoever has food is to do likewise."
Matthew 6:24 ESV / 9 helpful votes
"No one can serve two masters, for either he will hate the one and love the other, or he will be devoted to the one and despise the other. You cannot serve God and money.
Isaiah 65:21-22 ESV / 9 helpful votes
They shall build houses and inhabit them; they shall plant vineyards and eat their fruit. They shall not build and another inhabit; they shall not plant and another eat; for like the days of a tree shall the days of my people be, and my chosen shall long enjoy the work of their hands.
James 2:1-5 ESV / 8 helpful votes
My brothers, show no partiality as you hold the faith in our Lord Jesus Christ, the Lord of glory. For if a man wearing a gold ring and fine clothing comes into your assembly, and a poor man in shabby clothing also comes in, and if you pay attention to the one who wears the fine clothing and say, "You sit here in a good place," while you say to the poor man, "You stand over there," or, "Sit down at my feet," have you not then made distinctions among yourselves and become judges with evil thoughts? Listen, my beloved brothers, has not God chosen those who are poor in the world to be rich in faith and heirs of the kingdom, which he has promised to those who love him?
Galatians 5:14 ESV / 8 helpful votes
For the whole law is fulfilled in one word: "You shall love your neighbor as yourself."
Matthew 25:45 ESV / 8 helpful votes
Then he will answer them, saying, 'Truly, I say to you, as you did not do it to one of the least of these, you did not do it to me.'
Matthew 25:36 ESV / 8 helpful votes
I was naked and you clothed me, I was sick and you visited me, I was in prison and you came to me.'
Deuteronomy 23:24-25 ESV / 7 helpful votes
"If you go into your neighbor's vineyard, you may eat your fill of grapes, as many as you wish, but you shall not put any in your bag. If you go into your neighbor's standing grain, you may pluck the ears with your hand, but you shall not put a sickle to your neighbor's standing grain.
2 Corinthians 8:9 ESV / 6 helpful votes
For you know the grace of our Lord Jesus Christ, that though he was rich, yet for your sake he became poor, so that you by his poverty might become rich.
James 5:1-6 ESV / 5 helpful votes
Come now, you rich, weep and howl for the miseries that are coming upon you. Your riches have rotted and your garments are moth-eaten. Your gold and silver have corroded, and their corrosion will be evidence against you and will eat your flesh like fire. You have laid up treasure in the last days. Behold, the wages of the laborers who mowed your fields, which you kept back by fraud, are crying out against you, and the cries of the harvesters have reached the ears of the Lord of hosts. You have lived on the earth in luxury and in self-indulgence. You have fattened your hearts in a day of slaughter. …
Luke 1:49-53 ESV / 5 helpful votes
For he who is mighty has done great things for me, and holy is his name. And his mercy is for those who fear him from generation to generation. He has shown strength with his arm; he has scattered the proud in the thoughts of their hearts; he has brought down the mighty from their thrones and exalted those of humble estate; he has filled the hungry with good things, and the rich he has sent away empty.
Matthew 25:15 ESV / 5 helpful votes
To one he gave five talents, to another two, to another one, to each according to his ability. Then he went away.
Acts 5:1-10 ESV / 4 helpful votes
But a man named Ananias, with his wife Sapphira, sold a piece of property, and with his wife's knowledge he kept back for himself some of the proceeds and brought only a part of it and laid it at the apostles' feet. But Peter said, "Ananias, why has Satan filled your heart to lie to the Holy Spirit and to keep back for yourself part of the proceeds of the land? While it remained unsold, did it not remain your own? And after it was sold, was it not at your disposal? Why is it that you have contrived this deed in your heart? You have not lied to men but to God." When Ananias heard these words, he fell down and breathed his last. And great fear came upon all who heard of it. …
Luke 19:1-9 ESV / 4 helpful votes
He entered Jericho and was passing through. And there was a man named Zacchaeus. He was a chief tax collector and was rich. And he was seeking to see who Jesus was, but on account of the crowd he could not, because he was small of stature. So he ran on ahead and climbed up into a sycamore tree to see him, for he was about to pass that way. And when Jesus came to the place, he looked up and said to him, "Zacchaeus, hurry and come down, for I must stay at your house today." …
Proverbs 1:13-17 ESV / 4 helpful votes
We shall find all precious goods, we shall fill our houses with plunder; throw in your lot among us; we will all have one purse"— my son, do not walk in the way with them; hold back your foot from their paths, for their feet run to evil, and they make haste to shed blood. For in vain is a net spread in the sight of any bird,
1 Corinthians 4:7-13 ESV / 3 helpful votes
For who sees anything different in you? What do you have that you did not receive? If then you received it, why do you boast as if you did not receive it? Already you have all you want! Already you have become rich! Without us you have become kings! And would that you did reign, so that we might share the rule with you! For I think that God has exhibited us apostles as last of all, like men sentenced to death, because we have become a spectacle to the world, to angels, and to men. We are fools for Christ's sake, but you are wise in Christ. We are weak, but you are strong. You are held in honor, but we in disrepute. To the present hour we hunger and thirst, we are poorly dressed and buffeted and homeless, …

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Nokia Plays Up Photo Improvements in Windows Phone 8-based Lumia 920
Above: Nokia CEO Stephen Elop
CEO Stephen Elop introduced Nokia's new flagship phone, the Lumia 920, today. He showed off the 4.5-inch phone with new features, including a better camera system called Pureview with optical image stabilization, as well as improved mapping, advanced display technology, and built-in wireless charging. "We are creating the most personal smartphone system," Elop said, and Lumia will be "the world's most innovative smart phone." The company has not announced specific dates or prices, but revealed the phones will be introduced in select markets in quarter four. (I wish we had more details, including carriers, but they weren't forthcoming.)
Even though Windows Phone 8 is obviously the big software change, both in the presentation and in later demos, the photo features of the Lumia 920 stood out most for me. Nokia Executive Vice President Jo Harlow said the 920 will offer better pictures and video than any other smartphone. Every day, people take 1.4 billion photos on smartphones, 368 million of which are posted to social networks, she said. IDC numbers predict that 2012 will be the first year that more photos will be taken on smartphones than on digital cameras. Harlow said that the big issue is that phones don't offer many controls and pictures are often blurry, particularly in low light. The Pureview sensor, however, captures five to ten times the amount of light in most phone cameras, with floating lens technology that captures more light and better pictures without flash. This also helps video.
Above: Nokia Executive Vice President Jo Harlow with Lumia 920
Nokia Senior Vice President Kevin Shields explained that the Pureview camera system allows a larger aperture, up to f2.0, and optical image stabilization, which lets the lens stay open a little longer by putting springs around the entire optical assembly. This is paired with post-processing on the image after it is captured, as filters are aware of how the lens moves. This is up to 50 percent more effective than the optical image stabilization of many high-end digital cameras, which steady the lens but not the entire camera assembly.
This is most noticeable in creating smooth videos, Shields said, but some very nice photos can be taken in low light without flash too. Later, he told me it is technically an 8.7 megapixel camera with an effective focal length of 26mm, but said that is "plenty" of pixels to take the kinds of photos you would take with a handheld camera.
Shields showed off two new "lenses" that plug into the Windows phone as part of the company's Smart Shoot application. One feature lets you remove unwanted things from your photo (like people in the way), while another called Cinemagraph lets you take a video and create what is essentially a still image with some motion video to it. Although these will be built into the 920, similar features will also be offered for existing Lumia cameras.
Above: A photo using the Cinemagraph feature. I'm shown waving, but my face and part of the background are still images.
Harlow noted that Nokia Maps, Drive, and Transport will also be included. On the 920, the location-based applications will be brought together in an integrated suite, including offline maps that work whether you are connected or not; indoor maps; and free, voice-guided turn-by-turn navigation with travel time estimates based on traffic. A new feature called City Lens is an augmented reality tool that lets you point your camera at a restaurant or other location and learn more about it. It also has an AR feature for maps that show points of interest while you are driving.
Other features include the company's PureMotion HD+, a display technology designed to provide blur-free scrolling and sunlight readability enhancements that improve the color and readability in bright sunlight.
The Nokia 920 is based on a Qualcomm S4 dual-core processor, which Harlow said is up to 30 percent more efficient than quad-core processors. It has a 2000mAh battery with built-in wireless charging (with chargers available from several partners, using the Qi wireless charging standard). The company said Virgin Atlantic, Coffee Bean & Tea Leaf, and others will be rolling out charging stations.
Microsoft Corporate Vice President Joe Belfiore recapped the Windows 8 platform, showing some new features related to cameras and photography. He added that the company is still saving some features for later announcements.
He talked about customizing the Start screen with smaller size tiles and configuring his Start screen so that personal information is at the top of the screen. It runs Windows Phone 7 applications and can be set to synchronize information with Windows 8 as well. Belfiore showed off the Pulse website in Internet Explorer 10 and discussed how touch-enabled HTML5 allows for resizing the website across Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8. He captured a screen shot (which wasn't built into Windows Phone 7), and then stored it on SkyDrive and shared it on Twitter as a demonstration.
Above: Microsoft Corporate Vice President Joe Belfiore
New features in photography include pinch and zoom within the camera application and a "lens" button that lets you apply controls to your photo. For instance, a Bing Vision lens can identify things like books and DVDs you see on the screen, Photosynth does panoramas, and a FX Suite lens application shows different effects (such as a negative version) that appear on screen as you are taking the photo. Belfiore emphasized how the built-in Photos application can automatically upload full-resolution photos to SkyDrive, including the lens, with the results showing up automatically in the Photos application on a Windows 8 machine. One interesting lens called Blink looks at series of images and chooses the best one, saving a modified picture that includes all of the photos.
The phones are available in bright yellow, blue, red, and even purple, and Shields noted that the new polycarbonate material of the design ensures the colors that won't wear off or interfere with the antennas. "This is a phone that exudes confidence," he said, as the construction is even sturdier and the glass is even harder than on a Nokia 900, which he said was good enough to use to hammer in nails.
The 4.5-inch, WXGA (768-by-1280) display is the fastest ever shipped with improved brightness, Shields said. Later, he explained that while typical mobile phone operating systems and screens are able to run at up to 60Hz, they are usually held back by other hardware elements. By adding RAM to the display itself, he said, Nokia is able to better buffer the images and drive the pixel transition up to 2.5 times faster than other phones.
He also talked about it having "super sensitive touch" and demonstrated running the phone and scrolling the display while wearing large red gloves.
Above: Nokia Senior Vice President Kevin Shields
Shields showed off wireless charging solutions, including JBL's PowerUp, which has wireless charging and NFC in a speaker system. You can play music on the speaker by just touching and charge the device on top of it. Headphones also work with NFC and a wireless charging night stand. Nokia Music, which should be available for Windows Phone now, works right out of the box with no sign up required.
In addition, the lower-end Lumia 820 has a 4.3-inch WVGA (480-by-800) display, with many of the same applications and exchangeable shells so you can change the color of your phone. Some of these shells also add wireless charging.
Elop discussed Nokia's strategy and the growing success of the Windows Phone platform, noting that there are now more than 100,000 apps for Windows Phone and that China is the largest market for Windows Phone.
Elop said that in addition to Windows Phone, Nokia is focused on creating mobile phones "for the next billion users," including ten new Asha devices with long battery life and compressed data plans. It will also work on future projects including improved antennas, optics, and location and commerce services. The Nokia location platform will be part of the Windows phone experience.
Nokia and Microsoft have been working together for 18 months, and Elop was joined on stage by Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
Above: Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer and Nokia CEO Stephen Elop
Ballmer said Windows Phone is "unlike any other phone on the market." The partnership with Nokia brings new features to the platform. "This is the year for Windows," Ballmer said, with technologies that are shared across a wide variety of devices. With Windows 8, the software is released and now we're beginning to see hardware, Ballmer noted. With Windows Phone 8, on the other hand, we're first seeing the hardware, especially with the launch today, and over the next month or two, we'll see the rest of the Windows Phone 8 software.
He talked about the shared features, including the user interface with Live Tiles on both the phone and Windows 8 PCs and tablets; Bing for search; the Microsoft account including SkyDrive; and Xbox services, including music, video, and games. More importantly, there will be a common developer platform and store for both Windows 8 and Windows Phone 8.
Ballmer predicted there will be close to 400 million new devices running the new UI within the next year, including the Lumia series, Microsoft Surface and many other notebooks and hybrids. He said this makes Windows the largest single opportunity available to software developers today and predicted the next app developer to hit it really big will be a developer on Windows.
In a later Q&A session, Elop wouldn't discuss future products and declined to address rumors that the company might do a tablet or a phone with a larger screen. He did say, however, that the company is on a journey with Windows Phone that will include other devices.
In demos, I got a chance to see many of the strong photo features and the mapping features (in which offline maps allowed for very fast zooming and scrolling). Photos taken at the event looked good, although I'd want to try it in more varied situations. The phones felt good in my hand and seemed quite solid.
Overall, I left a bit disappointed that we didn't hear more details about Windows Phone 8, pricing, or ship dates, but I was quite impressed by the hardware, particularly the camera features.


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The eight islands of Japan sprang into existence through Divine Intervention.The first two gods who came into existence were Izanagi no Mikoto and Izanami no Mikoto, the Exalted Male and Exalted Female. It was their job to make the land for people to live on.They went to the bridge between heaven and earth and, using a jewel-encrusted halberd, Izanagi and Izanami churned up the sea into a frothy foam. As salty drips of water fell from the tip of the halberd the first island was formed. Its name was Onogoro.So far, so good. But when Izanagi and Izanami first met on their island, Izanami spoke to Isanagi without being spoken to first. Since she was the female, and this was improper, their first union created badly-formed offspring who were sent off into the sea in boats.The next time they met, Izanagi was sure to speak first, ensuring the proper rules were followed, and this time they produced eight children, which became the islands of Japan.I'm sure you did not fail to miss the significance of this myth for the establishment of Japanese formal society.At present, Japan is the financial capital of Asia. It has the second largest economy in the world and the largest metropolitan area (Tokyo.)Technically there are three thousand islands making up the Japanese archipelago. Izanagi and Izanami must have been busy little devils with their jewelled halberd...Japan's culture is highly technical and organized. Everything sparkles and swooshes on silent, miniaturized mechanisms.They're a world leader in robotics, and the Japanese have the longest life-expectancy on earth.Text by Steve Smith.


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Maintain a Healthy Weight & Activity
Being overweight substantially raises your risk of uterine, breast, colon, kidney, and other cancers. Regular exercise is linked to a lower risk of cancer.
- Eat a healthy diet with whole grains, lean protein, fruits, and vegetables.
- Reduce calories.
- Limit red meat and animal fat.
- Exercise for at least 30 minutes, most days of the week.
- Limit intake of alcohol to 1 drink per day for women and 2 drinks per day for men.
Further resources
- American Cancer Society's Guidelines on Nutrition and Physical Activity for Cancer Prevention, online at www.cancer.org


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text: Home- Faculty Search- Faculty Directory- David Dudrick Colgate Directory FACULTY DETAIL < BACK TO RESULTS David DudrickGeorge Carleton Jr. Professor of Philosophy; Director, Sophomore Residential Scholars Program Philosophy , 107 Hascall Hall p email@example.com Degree BA, Franklin and Marshall College; PhD, University of Notre Dame Teaching Experience I teach courses in existentialism, recent continental philosophy, and philosophy of religion. I also teach CORE 152: The Challenge of Modernity. Specialties Continental Philosophy and the Philosophy of Religion Interests I'm interested in the relationship between philosophy and the Christian faith, the viability of naturalism as a world view, how Nietzsche has influenced Foucault and Heidegger, and the ways in which existentialism is relevant in contemporary philosophy and modern life. Publications The Soul of Nietzsche's Beyond Good and Evil. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. (with Maudemarie Clark) "Beyond Good and Evil" in J. Richardson (ed.), Oxford Companion to Nietzsche. Oxford: Oxford University Press, forthcoming. (with Clark) "Nietzsche on the Will: A Reading of BGE 19" in K. Gemes and S. May (eds.), Nietzsche on Autonomy and Freedom. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2009. (with Clark) "Nietzsche and Moral Objectivity: The Development of Nietzsche's Metaethics" in B. Leiter and N. Sinhababu (eds.), Nietzsche and Morality. Oxford: Oxford University Press, April 2007. (with Clark) "The Shameful Wisdom" in International Studies in Philosophy, Volume 38, Number 3, 2007. "The Naturalisms of Beyond Good and Evil" in K. Ansell Pearson (ed.), A Companion to Nietzsche. Oxford: Blackwell Publishing, 2005. (with Clark) "Foucault, Butler, and the Body" in European Journal of Philosophy, Volume 13, Number 2, August 2005, pp. 226-246. "Nietzsche's Post-Positivism" in European Journal of Philosophy, Volume 12, Number 3, December 2004, pp. 369-385. (with Clark) "Are Coerced Acts Free?" in American Philosophical Quarterly, Volume 32, Number 2, April 1995, pp 109-123. (with Michael J. Murray)


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Dr. Susan Schneider is an engineer-turned-scientist, and the number of research papers she's written for psychological and scientific journals is dizzying.
Dr. Susan Schneider is an engineer-turned-scientist, and the number of research papers she's written for psychological and scientific journals is dizzying.
Far from being a mad scientist spouting technical jargon, though, the visiting professor at University of the Pacific is a natural storyteller who has turned her years of study into a labor of love with the publication of "The Science of Consequences: How They Affect Genes, Change the Brain, and Impact Our World."
She'll discuss the book, written for the general public, at 6:30 p.m. Monday during Live from Cesar Chavez!, the collaborative series of the Library & Literacy Foundation for San Joaquin County and the library that presents informative and educational programs that encourage reading and lifelong library use among adults.
"I suppose a lot of it comes from my own background of reading all kinds of different literature, reading books in different areas myself and seeing the difference it makes when an author did a good job summarizing phenomena without complicated jargon," Schneider said. "Style makes a big difference for the readability of philosophy, science history or engineering."
If the title of Schneider's book is a mouthful, the ideas are not as complex as one might imagine. At least, not in her hands.
Expanding on "operant conditioning," B.F. Skinner's theory that reinforced behavior tends to be repeated and behavior not reinforced tends to be eliminated, Schneider shares stories and examples with a sprinkling of humor that reveal how in reacting to consequences, humans and animals alter their lives and environment in ways they may not realize.
"There are many benefits of being more positive toward others in our life," said Schneider, who wrote a letter to Skinner in 1976 when she was a high school senior and read his book in a psychology class, only to have him write back and launch a friendship that would last until his death in 1990. "The positive and negative ratio pops up in my book. There's so much good scientific research that shows being more positive is better. Being good with parenting, using timeouts instead of harsher penalties like spanking, came out of science. That is in my book."
Also in the book are lessons on how people and those they share the planet with can live healthier, more sustainable lives. "That's the main driving force," Schneider said, "how science helps us get there. There are consequences everywhere."
The science of consequences is greater than learned behavior; it goes beyond reflex and conditioning. Consequences alter genes and our brain function, Schneider said.
"You can have a gene never expressed in your lifetime," Schneider explained. "Behavior and environmental factors can turn genes on and off. When you exercise, to avoid nagging from your spouse or you are on a diet, one of the consequences is two hours after you exercise, it turns on the gene in your muscle and changes your metabolism. You can turn on a gene with your behavior due to consequences."
Being able to use the knowledge of these consequences for good is what prompted Schneider to devote 10 years to researching and writing the book. She began in 2001. It took a year to finish the first chapter. Turning technical information into a readable format took time and input from her mom, a non-scientist, and others close to her, who read and approved the prose.
The result is a readable book aimed at helping people understand the way they can work together with their environment in sometimes "unexpected ways."
"It's about our ability to help ourselves maximize our potential that we're not taking advantage of," Schneider said.
The book can empower readers to improve their everyday relationships, to not take a spouse for granted, or to practice positive feedback with children rather than just yelling at them when they've done something wrong. It discusses the science of self-control, which is now being applied to the national obesity crisis.
Other examples of the positive consequences of science include advances in medical care. Stroke patients and those with autism have been aided by the study of consequences that reveal how flexible the brain is, how adaptable it is to consequences.
In one study, Schneider said, a group of volunteers were taught to read Braille, and some of them were blindfolded for five days.
"They had no visual input, and there was a big difference in their visual cortex," Schneider said. "They started handling the Braille more easily.
Robbed of sight, the brain used that part to improve touch and comprehension. Other studies of humans and animals show similar brain adaptations. "It's so empowering," Schneider said.
Since the book's publishing in November, she's become a full-time author, booked regularly at book signings and book events. Her move to Stockton to be part of Pacific's department and to live closer to family in the Bay Area means she's available for the Live from Cesar Chavez! stop.
"We feel fortunate to have an opportunity to bring her to the public library," said program coordinator Suzy Daveluy. "I think the information she is going to share from her research and academic background is something we can all learn from.
"Live from Cesar Chavez! is trying to bring interesting topics to the community and Dr. Schneider fits that bill."
Contact reporter Lori Gilbert at (209) 546-8284 or email@example.com.


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June 1, 2009
President Barack
The White House
1600 Pennsylvania Avenue, NW
Via facsimile 202-456-2461
Dear Mr. President,
The Committee to Protect Journalists is writing ahead of your scheduled speech in Cairo on June 4 to bring to your attention important matters that are crucial to the long-term success of your stated goal of engaging the people--and not just the regimes--of the Arab and Muslim worlds.
In a few days,
hundreds of millions of Arabs and Muslims will be listening to you with a mix
of skepticism and hopeful anticipation. I would like to suggest concrete steps
that you and your administration can take to bring
The overseas
detention of journalists without due process has markedly damaged
Reuters freelance
photographer Ibrahim Jassam was detained by
The prompt release of Ibrahim Jassam, the last remaining journalist in U.S. custody, and a firm commitment that any journalists detained in the future will be guaranteed a timely judicial review would send a clear message to the people of the Muslim world that the United States has brought a difficult chapter of history to an end and is upholding its stated commitment to press freedom.
Since 2003, at least
16 journalists have died and an undetermined number have been seriously injured
President Obama,
when we wrote to you in January just before you assumed office, we asked you to
ensure that as U.S. troops find themselves increasingly engaged in fighting foes
that move among the civilian population, they are trained to accommodate the
presence of journalists who have a legitimate right to cover the conflict. Far
too often CPJ gets reports from local journalists in countries such as
As you know, the
Middle East and
We commend you for
your statement on May 3, World Press Freedom Day, in which you said that the
United States "sound[s] the alarm about the growing number of journalists
silenced by death or jail as they attempt to bring daily news to the public."
We ask that you reaffirm this commitment when you travel to the heart of the
Arab world by seeking the release of journalists unjustly jailed merely for
doing what their colleagues in the
Executive Director


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Thala Ajith's next, currently called by fans as "Thala 57", after Vedhalam, is one of the most anticipated movies of the year in Tamil cinema. Thala57 movie is produced by Sathya Jyothi Films and it will be directed by Ajith's recent favourite director Siruthai Siva. Ajith joining hands with Siva for the third time after Veeram and Vedhalam. Anirudh, Siva and other technicians of the movie attended the Thala57 movie pooja.
Pre production of the movie have been kicked off couple of months back and the first schedule has been planned abroad. The film will be an action thriller and will be majorly shot in foreign locales including Georgia, Europe and a few other international locations. This movie will be having two heriones, according to the online sources Anusha shetty and Sai Pallavi have rejected the offers due to various other commitments. .
Due to these actress rejection and the movie pooja had happened very lately after the announcement are the major troll factors among people on twitter, facebook and haters of Ajith. Here are the Thala57 movie facebook troll memes and Thala57 twitter troll images..
Thala 57 is named as Vivegam. First look poster, Teaser are released and here are Vivegam movie memes and trolls


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President's Committee on Disabilities and Access
The President's Committee on Disabilities and Access (PCDA) was established in 1993 in response to a recommendation from the original Task Force on Disabilities. The charge of the PCDA is to provide oversight on a broad spectrum of issues of interest to students, faculty and staff with disabilities, and to assist with the implementation of strategies ensuring campus compliance with Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 and with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. This committee is the primary campus advocate for disability issues and has the following responsibilities:
- Make recommendations on developing policies or implementing programs to eliminate discrimination against people with disabilities.
- Review and recommend steps for physical and program access for persons with disabilities.
- Advise the campus on implementation of programs consistent with applicable laws.
- Asses the effectiveness of current efforts to eliminate physical and program barriers.
In 2005, the President's Committee on Disabilities and Access established new goals to ensure compliance with Section 504 and the ADA. The following goals also incorporate the requirements of the Chancellor's Office Executive Order 926 issued January 1, 2005.
- Periodically assess current membership of the PCD to ensure compliance with Executive Order 926 or subsequent amendments, changes in laws and demographics and adjust membership as necessary. Per original charge to committee, membership will not exceed 15.
- Maintain and increase awareness of the PCD and disability issues in the campus community.
- Periodically review and update evacuation and emergency response procedures for all persons with disabilities.
- Ensure that adequate funding is maintained for the office of Services for Students with Disabilities that is sufficient to meet the academic support needs of students on campus.
- Continually address and update technology accessibility issues.
- Maintain and enhance physical accessibility of campus facilities.
The membership was revised in 2005 to be consistent with Executive Order 926. Since there is overlap between California State University system-wide requirements and the existing campus committee, some individuals serve in multiple roles. The original limitation on membership to 15 has been expanded to accommodate EO 926 requirements. Total voting members now number 20 when all positions are filled.


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Here. In My Head. is a quarter-sized feminist perzine written by Welsh zinester Catherine Elms.
Eight issues of the zine have been published, which are available through Marching stars Distro, Dead Trees and Dye Distro, Vampire Sushi Distro, Fight Boredom distro, Fluxxii, or by contacting Catherine directly.
Here. In My Head. #9 features pieces on technology, thealogy (goddess worship), common anti-feminist arguments, and being a graduate. Also includes some lists.
Here. In My Head. #8 was written for the zine anthology published by Planned Parenthood of Northern New England. Inside, Catherine writes about blood, sex, abortion, religion, choice, shame, and growth.
Here. In My Head. #7 / Your Pretty Face is Going Straight to Hell #14 is a split-zine with Miss Tukru. Inside, Catherine writes about being a shy girl, how to cope with the oppressive norms of feminine appearance, self-help advice, and personal development. Tukru writes about roller derby, Typical Grrls, her job, 2010 being a shitty year, and resolutions for 2011.
Here. In My Head. #6 is an alphabet zine, with a wide variety of topics including Body, Feminism, Hair, Ire, Memories, Noise, Piano, Serendipity, University, Vulva, Wales, and Xmas.
Here. In My Head. #5 features written pieces on girl-hate, beauty, self-loathing and personal growth, the dynamic nature of love, feminist book recommendations, and trying to reconcile one's personality with one's feminist beliefs.
Here. In My Head. #4 features written pieces on the importance of friendships, casual sexism and rape jokes, jealousy and feminism (and her ongoing battle with jealousy), creativity and happiness. Also features some lists.
Here. In My Head. #3 is a special half-sized issue dedicated to the release of her debut demo, the Not Sorry EP. Included are her thoughts on the music scene, the zine scene, her personal insecurity and jealousy issues, feelings of loneliness and guilt, and some lyrics from the EP.
Here. In My Head. #2 features introspective pieces about her musical development, anger and betrayal, drunken thoughts on sexist jokes, and insecurities caused by a sexist magazine article. Also features a poem and some lists of favourite things.
Here. In My Head. #1 features written pieces about not shaving, the ongoing need for feminism in university, body image, and being a feminist musician. Also includes a cake recipe, lists of loves and hates, poetry, and top 20 albums.


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Welcome to this weeks edition of the carnival. Yes, I'm late. Apologies. It's tax time and unlike Tim Geithner, I know what I need to do, so the process has started. Oh, and I think there was an inauguration or something today.
Let's start off with national politics. Huckleberry Dumbell at his post at the Spring City Chronicle shares his thoughts on Global Warming Climate Change.
Dad29 notes a Russ Feingold question of Hillary Clinton. What did that have to do with foreign affairs?
Tim at The Other Side of My Mouth notes some Bush bloopers. I love the dude but he could mess up the English language.
At Practically Speaking, Kyle Prast wondered how Dixon Elementary was saving so much on natural gas usage. Kyle blogs plenty about Elmbrook School District stuff, if you live in the area.
Cindy Kilkenny published Elmbrook Schools' superindendent Matt Gibson's email on school consolidation at Fairly Conservative.
A little further west, James Wigderson says its time to end the Pabst Farms fantasy in a post at Wigderson Library & Pub. If liberals and conservatives agree, can it last very long?
In general stuff, Tom Gehl at Brookfield Basics gives us a tribute to retired Indianapolis Colts coach, Tony Dungy. He is an example to us all.
Dan Diebert is a 24 junkie also. He discusses the season thus far (before last Monday's episode) and Jack's kill count thus far at The D Spot.
MommaBlogger at Homemaker's Guide to the Galaxy shares her experience at Iron Cupcake Milwaukee. Oh, and a nice little recipe for Apple Pancake Cupcakes.
Scott Feldstein had a post on morality and how those who don't believe in God look at it. Some great comments. I disagree with Scott, but not on the fact that morality is a common problem, even if we don't come to the same conclusion.
Blogs on the move. Bryon Houlgrave has moved his blog to WordPress. He posts some fine pictures.
Brian Fraley announced at Daily Takes that he was going on hiatus. We found out why.
Finally, Curt Otto has a question for us at Maple & Main. Well, an answer first, Two Thousand Five Hundred Forty Six. Here's the story:
But last week, a student came to me and shared the most remarkable fact ever. And what made it even more spectacular was that she figured it out on her own.
It was an answer to an age old question- a question that has been asked for as long as I have been alive.
That's it for this edition. If you have a post you liked, put it in the comments. Do the same for a post you'd like to submit for next week's carnival. Or use this handy form. Past posts are archived here.


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Vol. XXI No. 5 BETHEL INSTITUTE (St. Paul, Minn.) Nov. 28, 1941
U. of M. Speech Department Honors Borne
Speaks on WLB
As Merit Award
For Discussion
Chapel Messages
• Steam on the Track
• Sunday moning Sleepers
• Shut up; be Wise
Among the remarks of some of
our outstanding chapel speakers
have been many which, according
to Miss Platts, the industrious stu-dent
will put in his file or in his
notebook for future use. For your
convenience, a few of them follow:
There are many Christians with
lots of steam but off the track (the
Word of God) and blowing; we
need a strengthening ministry . .
. . The trouble with many funda-mentalists
is that they're too
sound ; — sound asleep. People
need to be moved .... This old
world is living in a nervous break-down;
4,000,000 pounds of aspirin
were consumed in this country
last year: In some zoos, monkeys
have been known to go crazy
watching the people on the outside.
We need a ministry of comfort.
Dr. Vance Havner.
It is better to shut up and be
thought wise than to speak and
prove that you are not. . . . You
who live in the U. S. A. are living
in a wonderful Christian festival
with no dictators, no concentration
camps, and freedom of worship.
Preaching of the Christ of
the Crucifix made the Mexicans a
lazym poor people.—Rev. Ortigan
(?) of the Southern California
Mexican Mission.
Most of us are satisfied with
something less than God's best. . .
The most miserable people are
those Christians who are self-cen-tered
and shriveled up.—Dr. Earl
Sem to Send 25
To Chicago Seminar
About twenty-five Bethel Semi-nary
seniors and middlemen plan
to attend a theological seminar at
the Northern Baptist Seminary,
December 11-13.
To acquaint the theological stu-dents
with the work and leaders
of the Northern Baptist Conven-tion,
a conference is held every
other year. Students from the
Baptist theological schools of the
Middle West attend.
During these three days spent
at the conference students learn
to know intimately some of our
denominational leaders in situa-tions
at which any and all ques-tions
may be asked and the most
helpful answers secured.
Churches throughout Illinois
have been asked by the administra-tion
to open their pulpits to Bethel
students Sunday, December 14.
Offerings received from these Sun-day
services will be pooled to les-sen
traveling expenses.
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Beautiful Indian summer weather
we're having, isn't it? Hope it will
put you in an amiable mood to at-tend
our second program to be
given in the cozy atmosphere of the
college auditorium on Friday, Nov-ember
The program is to be a musicale
centered about Christmas songs,
their origin and significance.
Christmas is only a few jots away
and itl's time we begin thinking
about it. John Peterson, you know
him as Bud, will lead the service.
First there will be a song service
where you can take part whole-heartedly,
and then dear Prexy
Wingblade will present one inter-esting
disertation on The Christ-mas
The histories of three familiar
Christmas carols will be given by
Sidney Wyma, Maxine Olson, and
Bernard Travaille. The Arian
chorus, Mike and Sidney Wyma,
and the Junior College male quar-tette,
composed of Bud Peterson,
and Bernie Travaille, Gordon John-son
and Gordon Thompson, will
render musical selections on our
Not that it would make any
difference to you, but refreshments
will be served at the close of the
program. So, dear Clubbers, don't
miss this date you've got with
us next Friday night.
See you then,
The C. C. Spirit.
Dec. 12 Marks
Date of Roller
A basketball game on fiber-wheeled
roller skates will be held
in the Bethel gymnasium on Dec-ember
12, sponsored by the Fresh-man
Class. It will be a contest of
skill between teams composed of
Sophomore and ISeminary talent
and a group of freshmen, cap-tained
by Ingmar Larson. A fee
of twenty-five cents will be char-ged
for admittance to the game.
The class also proposes to intro-duce
"a different way to serve"
a basket social.
While roller skating exbibitions
have been proposed by preceeding
classes, no class has been given
permission to carry out their plans.
This effort marks an exodus from
an old policy. The committee in
charge promises action, suspense,
and humor during the game.
Coach Adam will hold a practice
meeting so that the teams may
master the new conditions and iron
out a few technicalities introduced
by the handicap.
Asked and Answered
Have you got a war-whoop secre-ted
down in your bronchial tubes
somewhere? Be sure you bring it
up for the pep meeting scheduled
for December 2.
Do you feel like whooping your
enthusiastic head off? Be sure you
don't skip Convocation, December
Would you like to join a few
organized yells the kind that
take off roof tops? Ted and Char-lotte
and `Wordy" will be there the
second of December to help you
do just that.
Are you anxious to see the team
all together and to tell them you're
for them? The team will be there
December 2.
Like to jeer and stomp at a
"Corn" Band? Come on out Dec-ember
2. What are you waiting
Every team in the conference
will be represented in some man-ner
so that every student will
know something about the opposi-tion.
A review of last season's play
will be given—and a prophesy of
this coming year will be presented.
A grand marching exhibition by
the band is planned.
If you feel grouchy, don't come!
If you feel vivacious, and spirited
. . . Why I'll meet you in the gym,
December 2.
Activities Calendar
Nov. 28 College Club
Nov. 29, Debate team
to St. Peter
Dec. 5....B B Northwestern here
Dec. 6 Soph. Scavenger Hunt
Dec 12 Frosh Program
On Dec. 16, the Original Oratory
contest will be held during the
Convocation hour. A competent
judge will render the decisions.
Students interested in this contest
should begin their preparations
immediately. In previous years
this has proved of great value and
interest, to participants and au-dience
Nine Schools
Represented in Meet
Encouraging Discussion
Having qualified as one of the
six persons chosen from a selected
group of speakers. Will Borne,
earlier this week, spoke over radio
station W.L.B.
The Western States Discussion
Conference, made up of nine Uni-versities
and colleges, 'conducted
this year's meet on the subject,
"Does the security of the United
States depend upon a unified sup-port
of the Roosevelt foreign pol-icy?"
After deliberation of the
question. Mr. Borne declared his
conviction to be neutral, neither
for or against a unified support.
At the first session held in Jour-nalism
Hall on the University of
Minnesota campus, the student re-presentatives
chosen by the speech
directors of the member schools
spoke on this phase of the subject,
"The Problem, its aspects, and
causes." The topic of the early
afternoon discussion was "The
values of the problem."
Of the students that presented
their views in these two sessions,
six were chosen by the critics to
present a half hour panel discussion
of the problem over the Univer-sity's
station W.L.B. Bethel sent
two participants to this forensic
meet, Robert Dishinger, a sopho-more
in the college, and Will
Borne, former St. Olaf student, now
taking a pre-Sem course in the
As yet the judges have not given
the ratings for each individual
speaker. The six highest ranking
of the fifty participating will be
asked to present a round table dis-cussion
at an evening program for
the faculty members and students
interested in the question. This
will also take place at Journalism
The members of the Western
States Discussion Conference are
Iowa University, Purdue, the Uni-versity
of Minnesota, Concordia at
Moorhead, the College of St.
Thomas, Moorhead State Teacher's
College, and three Junior Colleges,
Worthington, Hibbing, and Bethel.
The purpose of this organization is
to encourage interest in the com-paratively
young offspring of de-bate,
the discussion group in its
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A Few Questions
Page 2 THE BETHEL CLARION
With Both Eyes Open
Competition in Corn-tim e
A bowling tournament was held
recently in the Sem. Dorm at 1:00
A.M. Gene Nyman and Arden Fin-ke
were champions while Francis
McOlash and Ray Applequist were
runners-up. Roger Rendahl and
Gordon Larson took booby prizes.
A 16-lb. shot put was used for a
ball, the hall proved an ideal alley,
and the doors were used as pins.
Alarm clocks substituted for app-lause.
In an effort to maintain or-der
the participants desired that
the audience should hear and not
see, so the manager took a skele-ton
key and locked all the 2nd floor
The tournament was over and
the teams went to their rooms.
Caprice dictated the doors should
not be unlocked. As a result no
one showed up for breakfast! ! At
last one hero found his way out
through the transom and unlocked
the rest of the doors. The punish-ment
placed on the bowling teams
by "Marshall" Lundquist was that
the fellows be locked out of their
rooms for the space of three hours.
Still attired in their "p.j.'s"?! ?
Ain't it touchin'?
All eight receivers were down on
the eight party line at Clarks
Grove, Minnesota when the Albert
Lea Western Union Office called
with a telegram for "Jackie"
"Dear Jackie,
Lonesome and blue without you.
Is it "X" or "Christ"
Willie Wessman and his Christ-mas
card Thanksgiving vacation
are making us all aware of that
approaching season.
Speaking of Christmas, we don't
like the use of the unknown quan-tity
as a substitution for the
Christ's name in "X-mas."
He-men Hie Away
Al Walker and Harry Abraham-son
are still trying to get away
from it all . . and hibernated to the
north woods during our recent
breathing spell from studies.
Girl Troubles Boy
"Ingo" is all excited about a
special Christmas gift he will col-lect
on December 25.
And Rog Youngquist is wonder-ing
if Christmas hasn't gotten the
better of Harriet. No letter for
over a week! I thought it always
played the other way? !
Oops! Pardon me!
Hey, Dale! Does L. H. Still
want her trunks moved from sec-ond
to first floor?
Conntassle was rushed into sell-ing
his Bible the other night. He
doesn't recall now whether he was
to quit religion . . . or start a new
How about it Miss Nelson? Can
one sell books marked Bethel Li-brary?
See Miller — we told you
Girls Will talk
We like the idea of roommates
ganging up on roommates. Makes
for consistency of story once the
gals get home to compare notes.
Go to it "Mickey" and Truman.
It is said that the average wo-
Dorm Finger Nail Filings
Everybody happy? Looking at
the beaming faces of the girls
back with us after Thanksgiving
vacation, we have no doubt of the
fact. It seems queer, we admit,
that those same girls who wander-ed
aimlessly or scurried frantically
about last Wednesday, scarcely
able to contain themselves for joy
in the anticipation of going home,
could display after five days, such
. radiant countenances merely be-cause
they were back with us
again. At any rate, the happy
shouts of "welcome" which rang
through the halls of "ye old dorm"
were enough to gladden anyone's
heart. (Even a confirmed old Sem.
bachelor, or should I say especial-ly?).
The phone rings once more,
the door-bell chimes at its usual
forbidden hours, alarm clocks dis-turb
the tranquillity of sleepy dam-sels.
In fact, dorm life is at its
usually, noisy best once more.
Little did we dream what a lonely,
forsaken place the dorm could be
after such an exodus.
Does anyone know the strings
"Jordy" pulled to get two late
leaves last week? If so, let us
know. It might come in handy.
Flash! ! Joyce Johnson is re-ported
to be exchanging romantic
literature with — (don't faint) —
Mr. Tanyas! You'd better hurry,
girls, if you want to have a chance
at all.
Maxine Olson entertained the
lonesome left-behinds last Thurs-day
night by singing, after much
persuasion, "The Last Rose of Sum-mer!"
If you feel that your life is
lacking in humor, ask her for a
Friday night the left-behinds at
the girls dorm entertained the left-behinds
at the boarding-club at a
Consolation Party, held in the
Dorm Reception room. "A good
time was had by all", although the
boys didn't look too well consoled
even afterward. The reason you
may find in the first paragraph of
this column.
Gospel Teams
Gospel teams representing the
Boarding Club have been active
every week this fall. Sunday, Oct-ober
16 a group of eight students
held services at Opstead and Dad's
Corner in the morning, at Glen in
the afternoon, and at Gloria and
Opstead in the evening. The
speakers were Elving Anderson
and Lawrence Nydegger.
Sunday, October 23, services
were held both morning and even-ing
in Prentice and Ogema, Wis-consin.
In the afternoon the group
of six students presented a quarter
hour program over station WIGM
in Medford, Wisconsin.
Plans are already made for gos-pel
trips several weeks in advance.
Nevember 30 the churches at Grove
City and Cokato will be visited,
and after the evening service in
Cokato the students will lead a
man's vocabulary is about 500
words. , ,Small inventory, but think
of the turnover. E. W.
By Truman Halvorson
Any person who has answered
the call of God to a life of conse-cration
and obedient service has
subjected himself to what is both
the most glorious and serious in
life. Glorious because the love of
Christ and all the associated vir-tues
cluster around your life mak-ing
your experience a "foretaste of
Heaven." Serious because you be-come
obligated to accept a respon-sible
part in the great redemptive
plan of God.
As a student in Bethel, having
answered God's call, you dare not
continue upon the same plain of
spiritual living that has been true
of the past. It is for you to be-come
more keenly conscious of
your worth to the cause of Christ,
more fully appreciative of the eter-nal
values of the Christian life,
and more adequately prepared to
serve Him by developing the ca-pacities
for service He has invested
in you.
How do you react to the follow-ing?
CHALLENGES—Challenges that
stir our hearts but do not prompt
us to action, which you purposely
avoid and leave to die their natural
death, make of your life a cesspool
for perverted passion.
IDEALS—Do you have high stan-dards
of life, its conduct and char-acter?
There are some workers
who are as orthodox as Paul in
their preaching and as heterodox
as Satan in life.
VOWS—Do you promise the Lord
much and break your promise of-ten?
Your reaction to the above will
determine your usefulness to
Christ and your enjoyment of the
Christian life. "Give of the best
to the •Master for He gives of His
best for you."
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If you'd search hard you could
find my pride hidden within my
folds, seeking refuge.
At the break of dawn every
morning my sister looks across the
way, hoping against hope that she'I
once more catch sight of me. We
have been parted for such a long
time . . .Time was when I'd stand
erect in the breeze, and Cousin
Wind would carry messages be-twixt
us. But Cousin Wind cannot
find me where I am now.
My pride has been crushed deep
within my patriotic folds. I win-ced
with pain the only day I could
have paid my tribute to the grand
old man, Dr. Lagergren.
And then that day came when
on all preceeding years before I've
silently wafted my appreciation for
the Armistice Pact.
My eyes ache for the sight of the
sun and my fibers creak with the
desire to stretch and proudly pro-claim
to all passersby on North
Snelling Avenue that my school is
a patriotic school.
If somebody would just whisper
to sister, across the way, that I'm
still existing in this musty box
and that someday I hope to see
her again. I'd be so relieved and
Speaks on WLB
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various phases, such as panel dis-cussion
and round table discus-sions.
Bethel continues to keep its place
in the foreground as a leader in
forensic activities under the able
guidance of Miss Enid Platts,
Bethel speech director.
A bi-weekly campus newspaper.
1480 North Snelling Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Published by students every other Tuesday
except in July and August.
Editor-in -Chief Alice Schouweller
Feature Editor Joyce E. Johnson
Sports Editor Glen Swanson
Clubs Mary Jenkins
Reporters — Dave Moberg, Mary E. Hamline, Robert Christianson, Marilyn
Peterson, Elbert Walker, Charlotte Sandin, June Hedman, Betty
White, Roland Gustafson, Ruth Nelson. Gene Johnson•, Art.
Phyllis Karison
Doris Fanberg
Typists Alice Wingblade, Lola Anderson, Elwood Anderson
Gunnar Hoglund
Harold Heising
Miss Enid Platte
Dean Emery Johnson
Miss Enid Platts
Entered as second-class matter October 9, 1935,.at the postoffice of St. Paul,
Minnesota, under the Act of March 3, 1879.
—Where Students and
Faculty Meet Around
the Coffee Cup.
—The Best in Christian
Midway 9910
The Best of Service
That's Our Motto
Drive In and See Us
We'll Check Your Car
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Aifiate .BetteAtt
(It shall henceforth be a policy
of this paper to include, inasmuch
as it is possible, material that
shall be of interest to service-men
because it shall be data taken from
their letters to the editors, or mess-ages
from the editor to them. (The
scope of this column shall be such
as to include defense workers
Goofing off: Doing the wrong
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Cowbody: Plane pilot.
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Gustafson, Glen Swanson, (Bernard Hammerbeck cut off picture.)
Page 4 THE BETHEL CLARION
The Squad Personnel-ly
Playing off all competitors, Bob
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to the all school football champ-ionship
last week by an accumula-tive
score of eight wins and seven
The Gophers took the honors for
the freshman class and only lost
school championship hopes when
they were beaten by the Badgers.
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as follows: Youngquist, center; E.
Nelson and Tanyas, guards; Olson
and Friesenburg, tackle; Widen
and H. Johnson, ends; G. Swanson,
Norstrom, Wessman, Braun, and
Gustafson, backfield.
Some of the outstanding players
of the three games were: Roger
Youngquist, who played a brilliant
defensive and offensive game;
Haddon Anderson and Ingmar Lar-son,
who will be remembered for
an interesting play where-in he
kicked off, and then recovered the
ball as it bounced from the hands
of an opponent, and ran 40 yards
for a touchdown which proved to
be the deciding point of the game.
With the football season over.
the classes have already started
intramural basket ball. The sche-dule
for captains is as follows:
Trojans—Dana Larson
vs. Wolverines—Bub Peterson
vs. Huskies—Ingmar Larson
vs. Jackrabbits—Braun
Intramural volleyball games have
been run-off and the Wildcats have
emerged the victors. In regular
play the Wildcats won twenty-one
games and lost seventeen. They
defeated both freshman teams in
the play offs.
The team was captioned by Lily
Olson. Other members were: Mar-garet
Erickson, Betty White, Alice
Schouweiler, Phyllis Karlson, Dor-othy
Nelson, Doris Fanberg, Lor-raine
Bersell, and Rosalaine Ander-son.
Basketball teams have drawn up
and the schedule play started
Tuesday. Captains of the teams
vs. Tigers—Iblings
Bears—L. Peterson
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"Now, what's your name, we asked
And they answered us true blue.
Then, where you from, we ven-tured
- -
And we got answers to that one,
Oh, what's you're height (we're
They answered if they knew.
But when we asked their weight
We looked, nor stopped, but
Margaret Erickson, Betty White,
Alice Schouweiler, Gloria Mitchell,
Janet Lyth, Verna Jorgenson, Eve-lyn
Dahlquist, Lillian • Carlson,
Helen Soder, Ruth Nelson, Lor-raine
Nyquist, and Bernice Peter-son.
In preliminary action against
Central, Mitchell, Lyth, and Jor-genson
at guard and Nelson at for-ward
showed splendid playing
ability and will probably see much
action this coming season.
Volunteers Defeat
Aggies in Recent
Football Contest
On November 15 the Bethel In-dians
Touch Football team defeat-ed
the U. Farm School in a hard
fought touch-ball game. A group
of volunteer men organized by
Coach Adam represented Bethel on
the playing field.
The winning play was a pass
thrown from the twenty yard line
by Truman Halvorson to Ingmar
Larson, (on the three yard line)
who stepped over the goal for the
deciding points.
The first half of the game was
played according to University
rules, which were: four plays to
the complete field and a player
was eligible to pass whenever he
had the chance.
He could pass either forward or
backward, whether he was beyond
the line of scrimmage or not. The
game was played at ten minute
vs. Cubs—E. Johnson
Hawkeyes—Irene Nelson
vs. Buskeyes—Treumer
Gene Nyman: This lanky layman
of polish and smooth repartee is
co-captain of the squad and last
season's high score man. He is
6' 2" tall and weighs 176 lbs.
Comes from Fergus Falls.
Truman Halvorson: Pairing with
Nyman as co-captain, Halvorson
stands 5' 11"; weighs 162 lbs.
Blonde and quiet he has proven a
valuable player. His home city is
Glen Swanson: Knave of co-ordi-nated,
rhythmic movement and
frank comment, "Shine" in his
first collegiate year proved a migh-ty
asset to the "Savage" squad.
He weighs 135 lbs. and is 5' 10M"
tall. Claimed by Sioux Falls, South
Gilmore Lawrence: Always in
motion and always in control of
the ball, "Fish" formerly was a
Brainerd High star. He possesses
a fine put-shot and more than his
share of scrap. He is 5' 10" and
weighs 134 lbs.
Haddon Anderson: Of mythical
appearance, Anderson probably
developed his excellent defensive
game in self-def-ense, why he is
such a good offensive player is a
question. Formerly played at
Cadillac, Michigan.
Bob Hails: "Smoky" is possessor
of a fine one handed shot-put and
plays a spunky game. He is 5' 11"
tall and weighs 155 lbs. His home
Fri. Dec. 5-
N. W. Bible School—here
Sat. Dec. 13—
Farm School—there
Wed. Dec. 17—Concordia—here
Sat. Jan. 10—Waldorf—here
Sat. Jan. 17—Rochester—here
Mon. Jan. 19—Austin—there
Sat. Jan. 24—Luther—there
Fri. Jan. 30—Sioux Falls—there
Sat. Jan. 31-
Sat. Feb. 7—Bethany—here
Tues. Feb. 10—
Farm School—here
Fri. Feb. 13—Albert Lea—there
Wed. Feb. 18—Concordia—there
Fri. Feb. 27—Bethany—there
Sat. Feb. 28—Luther—there
quarters during this half with no
time out for huddles, etc.
The second half of the game was
played according to Bethel rules
which are: fifteen yards and four
downs and instead of touching with
one hand a player must touch the
opposing player with both hands
before he is downed.
The second half of the game
proved the most interesting—with
both teams having a better chance
to display their ability. All in all
the game was a very hard fought
battle and proved to be rather
town is Rhinelander, Wisconsin;
he previously attended Northwest-ern
Bible Institute.
Gene Johnson: An artist in more
than one sense of the word! He
has played with the Fergus Falls
High School and he has already
this year demonstrated his worth
to the Bethel Team. He is 5' 10 1,4"
and weighs 155 lbs.
Gordon Thompson: This fellow
dreams them in - - baskets, this
time ! Known as the "unconscious
shooter" he surprises all spectators
with his casual ability to sink
shots. He is 6'; weighs 175 lbs.
He comes from Westbrook, Minne-sota.
Arden Finke: Weighty matter is
this gentleman of the titan tresses.
He tips the scales at 190 lbs. and
is 6' tall. He is especially skillful
at getting balls off the backboard.
He comes from Duluth, Minnesota.
Bernard Hammerbeck: Coming
from the section where "men are
men" and "shoot" only when they
have something to say - - this lad's
reserve and quizzery have startled
fellow-students. A Bethel letter-man
he weighs 155 lbs. and is 5'
10" tall. Comes from Warren,
Roland Gustafson: Some forward
soul tried to excite "Gussle" by
writing "The Boy Who Cuts His
Own Hair!" - - but he's hard to ex-cite.
A letterman of last year he
has a good set-shot. He is 5' 10 1/2"
tall; weighs 165 lbs. From Mont-claire,
New Jersey.
Bob Bergerud: Small, peppy, fast,
the fastest on the team probably,
Bergerud has shown great ability
both this year and in high school
where his playing was cited by
Halsey Hall. He is only 5' 7" tall
and weighs 140, lbs. He, too, is
from Fergus Falls.
Gordon Johnson: This fellow, a
giant at 6' 3 1/2", really gets around
(Yes, sir!) well for such a tall
player. He has seen much action
on various courts and is a vivacious
player. He weighs 160 lbs. and
comes from St. Paul.
Coach Wm. Adam: The man who
agonizes a ball with his feet . ...
or else scuffs holes in the floor,
and with bent head and anxious
blue eye, mutters during the' entire
four quarters of play .. definition.
Locker Room Lament
In deep consultation they wandered,
Two sweat-sox for months un-laundered;
Play limbered them no more,
More sweat made them sore, - - -
And now they're lost,
Will someone please find them?
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Unfortunately, I was academically dismissed from law school after my 1L year. I found out I was no longer a law student in June and I am still finding it very diffcult to deal with. I have always wanted to be an attorney, and I worked very hard to get into law school. My first semester of law school was one of the most difficult journeys that I have ever embarked upon. I soon found out that it was not undergrad. My grades were horrible. I wasn't use to it at all, because I did very well in undergrad. I was told by one of my professors that most people with my GPA did not come back and that it was best to leave. I decided to stay and fight. Second semester was alot better, because I finally understood want it meant to be in law school. I joined a study group, pulled all nighters, met with professors weekly, did practice essays etc. In the end, all my grades went up a letter grade (except for contracts). However, my first semester GPA was just too low that I couldn't come back from it. My school had a C curve.
Now, I am in an MBA program and very unhappy. I wish I was in law school everyday. I feel like a failure and an embarrassment to my mother. There has been an on going competition with my cousin who has just been hired at an accounting firm. Somedays I am fine, but most days I cry. I have no idea where to go from here. I don't know if I am meant to be an attorney. I don't even know how to be happy for my friends who are still there, when all I feel is jealousy and anger. I need advice from people who know what it's like to be in law school.
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Have you tried applying for admission to a different school? Cooley? I mean, if you're so distraught that b-school makes you weep, it seems to me you're ready to try anything to get back into law school.
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Keep your head up. Getting back into law school isn't impossible, it can be done. The first thing I'd do though is evaluate whether you want to take on the kind of financial debt needed to get back in law school. Remember you can always go back as an evening student. This way you'd have a job to help pay down some of your debt. I only say this because, you dont want to get out of law school in debt up to your ears, you'll be just as miserable as you are in business school. But if your certain you want to return, I'd study extremely hard for the LSAT. This way when you apply to different schools you don't have to settle for some crap school where the likelihood of academic dismissal is high. Good luck, sounds like you got a lot going for you and things will work out regardless.
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If you had issue with the first term, I'd study those classes like mad. Contracts and Torts can both be part of your MBA. Make it as large of a part as possible. That way when you go back you will have more of a feel for it.
I'd also recommend going part time (6credits) that way you go slow and get back in the grove. I'd pick a school that offers such a program.
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Wednesday, April 16, 2008
A bizarre yet happy surprise
So that's 5 pounds of roving, ready to spin, as well as a small fleece in the white plastic bag. Ann, my parents' neighbor , was recently in New Zealand, visited a farm, and came back with this. When my mom swooned over it and told Ann how crazy I would go for something like this, she said, "Oh, let's send it to her!"
Obviously I owe this wonderful lady something handknit. Here's another shot, with newly-pedicured feet for scale:
I'm not going to process the fleece myself... there are only so many hours in the day. Does anyone have a suggestion as to where I could send it to have it made into roving? I really love the chocolate color.
I promise many lovely finished object shots in the future... I've been hoarding a lot of big stuff, new designs and such. Here is my little knits competition scarf, 9 feet of grey lace with a little yellow trim, waiting for my blocking wires to arrive from KnitPicks to finish it off and send it out. I'll give an update when pictures are up at the little knits site!
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- knitography said...
Wow, lucky knitter! That chocolate colour is truly gorgeous. I always find it difficult to find the right shade of brown - the ones I come across are never 'chocolatey' enough.
- April 16, 2008 at 9:37 AM
- Macoco said...
The grey/yellow combo is great I can't wait to see it blocked.
- April 16, 2008 at 1:22 PM
- Bergère de Lochaber said...
Hi! As for sending your fleece 'away', you may have a spinner's Guild where you could use their equipment to card your wool or someone there might offer to help you out. I have discovered that mills require a minimum of lbs to process an order. A friendly spinner with some gear might be your best bet, good luck!
- April 16, 2008 at 2:15 PM
- craftivore said...
Love the yellow and grey combo lace. Does that qualify a grellow?
- April 18, 2008 at 1:29 PM
- KGLO said...
eeee! It's like they sent you a whole SHEEP!
- April 19, 2008 at 6:27 AM
- Heather said...
How cool! (I know I am a few days okay, weeks late....but) I get all of my stuff processed at Zelingers. www.zwool.com They are awesome, quick about getting it back to you and they, well just rock....LOL!
- April 30, 2008 at 7:11 AM
- Katey said...
I don't know where you are located but I used to work at a lovely mill in Montana. www.lambandwool.com They do custom processing of small batches for roving and use a solar hot water heating system to heat their wash water. It's on a lovely organic sheep ranch in southwestern Montana.
- May 1, 2008 at 7:46 AM
- Jennifer said...
I just came across your blog and wanted to respond to your question regarding processing the fleece. Green Mountain Spinnery in Putney, VT will process smaller fleeces. I understand that many mills will only take larger orders.
- May 9, 2008 at 5:02 AM


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