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Vol. XXII No. 5
BETHEL INSTITUTE (St. Paul, Minn.) January 20, 1943
According to the official bulletin
board, a vacation for Bethel stu-dents
began on Dec. 16. Perhaps
it would have been better to call
it an interlude rather than a vaca-tion
as a poll reveals.
Earl Johnson was a ship fitter.
His duty was to align plates for
A temporary mail carrier of St.
Paul was Ellwood Norquist.
The vacation was used by Karl
Rosenquist to finish a motion pic-ture
on the printing industry.
Like a number of other Bethel
students, Mr. and Mrs. McClure
spoke at Prayer Week services.
Teachers, too, took time off. Miss
Johnson treated herself to a real
vacation" not reading even one
Is there -anyone who doesn't
know what Dean Johnson did the
last few clays of vacation? He was
clerk at the Emporium.
• • •
The son of a grocer, Arnold Gus-tafson
spent part of every day ex-cept
Sundays and Christmas hand-ling
holiday crowds.
• • •
Girls who have recently moved
into the dormitory are Doris Fan-berg,
Carmen Larson, Eileen Etter
and Eleanor V. Peterson. The new
room-mates include Gladys Biller
and Maxine Olson, Carmen -Larson
and Ethel Hale, Lorna Swanson
and Evelyn Sundberg, Eileen Etter
and Eleanor V. Peterson, Joy Phil-lips
and Marie Green, Ethel Heitz-man
and Marjorie Cook, and Lola
Grace Anderson and Miriam Quarn-strom.
• • • •
Already a shadow has been cast
upon the new year, in that our
dean, Dr. Karison, has been forced
to stay home because of sickness.
We are glad that it did not keep
him home for any great length
of time, for even in a day's ab-sence
he was greatly missed.
• • •
Chapel services began Thursday,
with Prof Adolph Olson giving a
testimony concerning his work dur-ing
the past summer's season. Up
until Christmas vacation the stu-dents
and teachers have taken
turns in giving a resume of the
work done by themselves, and each
new experience proved interesting.
The chapel choir, directed by
Roger Youngquist, will present a
P. P. Bliss program in chapel soon.
The choir will sing "Once for
All," 'Whosoever Will," and "Let
the Lower Lights be Burning."
In addition to the music, Dr. Hag-strom
will tell of his personal ex-periences
with Mr. Bliss.
Red Cross Calls
For Blood Donors
The American Red Cross has
made available additional informa-tion
to those who would donate
blood to the armed forces. Blood
will be accepted only from those
who are eighteen years of age or
older. The health of each donor
will be carefully examined imme-diately
before the blood is taken
and the donation will not be ac-cepted
if there is any danger of
injuring the patient's health.
The Red Cross requests that
every prospective donor between
the ages of eighteen and twenty-one
bring a signed letter from their
parents or guardian giving their
permission. All those Bethel stu-dents
within that age classification
who have signified their desire to
make this donation toward victory
or who will dO so now are urged
to secure this letter as soon as
The Red Cross encourages you to
remember that every pint of - blood
given may save' the life of one of
our soldiers or sailors. 'It is the
only gift you, and only yon, can
give. The Red Cross desperately
needs your help.
Bethel Loses
Former Students
A number of members of the
Bethel student body were unable
to return to school after the Christ-mas
Among those no longer enrolled
are: Wayne Anderson w h o left
to work on a farm in Slayton, Min-nesota,
and Calvin Anderstrom to
work in Lake Lillian, Minnesota.
Lorraine Carlson was needed at
home because her brother was
drafted and Helen Force remained
in Spokane, Washington, for the,
same reason. Jacqueline Malmsten
has enrolled in a business college
in Minneapolis.
Because of financial difficulties,
Elton Peterson discontinued h i s
school work. Roy Reher has joined
the Army. Betty Shold is working
and Bertha Sprenger is helping
with the work at home, taking the
place of a brother who has been
drafted. Ted Van Der Veer is
awaiting induction into the Army.
The boys at the boarding club
saw Andrew Nilson, Missionary
from C_ hina and student in the sem-inary,
eat his meals with chop
sticks in true Chinese style. After
about nine years practice he was
very proficient as to their use.
Buy Bonds and Stamps
for Victory
Group Discussing
Christian vs. War
"What is the role of a Christian
in the peesent conflict?" This ques-tion
was discussed by the speech
class on Thursday, Jan. 14.
Bob Hails opened the discussion
asking which group of Christians
—women, men in the army, or men
to be drafted is more vitally af-fected?
It was decided that every
Christian is affected and has his
part in the war effort.
"Should a Christian back war?"
was also discussed. It was agreed
that since he' is striving to retain
his religious liberty, his freedom,
and the equality of individuals, a
Christian must support this war.
On the question, "In support of
the war is the attitude of hate
necessary?" It was concluded that
hate is hard to avoid, but we
should hate a belief and way of
life, not 'the individual. The Christ-ian
attitude, dictated by Scripture,
should be of love—love for homes,
country, church, and for the lost
souls who have no chance to hear
the Gospel. The motive for fight-ing
is to establish freedom of re-ligion,
democracy, and win the
Mr. Hails summarized the discus-sion
by stating, "The war is on,
and we are in it. We must do
everything to help win." The group
deCided that a Christian's greatest
contribution was to work in the
will of God and to be ready to
spread the Gospel.
"More discussions will be held in
the future, perhaps taking other
aspects of this question," said Enid
Platts, speech instructor.
Elsie Clor Speaks
To Missionary Band
With Elsie Clor, missionary from
Palestine as1 guest speaker, the
topic, "The Jew our neighbor," was
discussed by the Missionary Band
Study Group on Thursday, Janu-ary
14. The group met in the recep-tion
room of the girls' dormitory,
and about 35 students were pres-ent.
The meeting began with a short
devotion followed by Miss Clor's
message. She emphasized the pos-ition
of the Jew today, and how
they have suffered persecution at
the hands of the Gentiles which
makes an approach with the gospel
difficult. The main factor in break-ing
down this barrier is true
Christian love toward the Jew.
The discussion ended with a
queston period, after which a song
and prayer service was held.
During vacation, eight engage-ments
in the Bethel family were
made public.
Connie Warner, freshman from
Chicago, received a diamond from
Melvin Wyma of Chicago. This
young couple met three and a half
years ago in the Nazarene church
of that cty. Both are interested in
the mission field.
Mary Hamlin, minister's daugh-ter
from Pennsylvania, became en-gaged
to Norman Hoover. Mr.
Hoover, a pre-Seminary student, is
now in the Navy. Miss Hamlin is
continuing her sophomore studies
at Bethel.
Ray Applequist, Seminary senior
from Rockford, Ill. gave Carol Jane
Engwall a diamond. Miss Engwall
is an inspector of aircraft parts
in a Chic-ago plant. Mr. Applequist
and Miss Engwall are both from
minister's families.
Melvin Swanson, middleman in
the Seminary, pledged his troth
with Henrietta De Camp of Duldth.
Miss De Camp is a church mission-ary
there. The couple met at
Bethel. She is a former Bethel
student. They plan to work in - a
missionary field.
, Another engaged couple is Dick
Sleiter, Seminary middleman, and
Joyce Nelson, a former Bethel stu-dent
now majoring in Home Eco-nomics
at the University.
Ethel Tederman, school bursar
and graduate of the college and
two year C. W. course, is wearing
a diamond given her by Vernon
Pearson, Seminary senior.
Bob Dischinger, Seminary junior,
and Virginia Lundholm are also en-gaged.
Miss Lundholm is a student
nurse at Mounds Midway Hospital,
a former Bethel student.
Lawrence Nydegger and Rosa-lathe
Anderson gave their plemiges.
Mr. Nydegger is a Seminary mid-dleman,
and Miss Anderson is now
working in Chicago. They met at
Bethel and plan to be missionar-ies.
"Rule 2"
Rule 2, under "Hours," in the
dormitory regulations reads as fol-lows:
"It is expected that dormitory
residents be in at 10:30 p. m. and
that lights be out at 11:00 p. m.
unless special permission has been
Mrs. Nylof, housemother, brought
this to the women's attention and
asked explicit obedience.
"This rule is to be enforced be-ginning
Jan. 14," announced Mrs.
Eight Engagements Announced
By Members of Bethel Family
iv/11 101•4r\
Page 2 , THE BETHEL CLARION
A Biogr ph of
Dr. G. A. H gstrom
We as stu-ckz
i ts at
gethel, have
an invaluable
treasure in the
p r sonalities
and lives of
o u r ' facult,
Members. Ou
with them and
under standing
of them can
prove a great inspiration to us
which in turn will contribute to
making our lives of greater serv-ice
for Him. It is with this pur-pose
in mind that we introduce
this series of biographies and be-gin
with a review of our inimit-able
Dr. G. A. Hagstrom, president
ex-officio of Bethel.
Dr. Hagstrom was born on Sep-tember
8, 1867, near Sundsvall,
Sweden, the son of a blacksmith.
When he was only one year of age
the family moved to America where
residence was established in Red
Wing, • Minnesota. Later they
moved to Minneapolis to settle per-manently.
Here the schooling was
begun which was later continue at
various other schools.. To help
support the family, Mr. Hagstrom
worked in a sash and door factory
and also delivered papers, but his
desire for further education was
not diminished and he continued
in business college, Des Moines
University ,and then in Morgan
Park Seminary, Chicago, where he
graduated in 1893.
During his schooling at Morgan
Park, he served a student pastorate
of two years at Kenyon, Minnesota,
and later served two more years at
Newark, Ill. It was at this church
he was ordained. Since that
time he has served at the Addison
Street Church in Chicago, and at
First Swedish Baptist Church in
St. Paul. His terms there were
richly rewarded and many souls
were brought to the Lord under his
Besides these ministries he has
held various positions in Young
People's organizations and Mis-sionary
Societies. He has labored
in the capacity of S. S. Missionary
for the American Baptist Publica-tion
Society, and was a delegate
to the B.Y.P.U. of Amerca. Later
he was elected Missionary Sec. of
the General Conference which pos-ition
he held for three years.
In 1913 a decision was paised by
the Conference to unite Morgan
Park Seminary with Bethel Acad-emy
on one campus with Dr. Hag-strom
at the head of the organi-zation.
It was under his leadership
that the present campus was ac-quired,
which was a great step for-ward
in the future of our school.
For 27 years he held this position
until he resigned two years ago,
though he still remains a vital link
in the standards and prestige of
la ibliotheca Sacra
- We, Students of Bethel, live •in a
world of books. If we are not
.•walking with books under. our arms
_ we are gazing into an open book
before us. Even when we have
laid our booNs aside, there re-
- mains in our eyes that far-off look
of bookish meditation: Our con-versation
,on the whole, is about
the subject matter of books we
have or should have studied.
Our books baffle oftentimes our
best effort at thinking.. They abuse
us by revealing the lopsidedness
of our personalities and present-ing
a seemingly unreachable ideal.
The/y bore us with technical
phrases and drug us with miles of
statistics. We read some books be-cause
we want to, some because
we must, some because we know
that we need to know the informa-tion
they contain. We have been
stimulated by the words of authors
whose very language is evidence
of noble hearts ,and we have been
influenced' to de-sire a noble heart
for ourselves. Great challenges to
soul winning have come to us
through printed pages. We have
been benefitted by our book en-vironment
more than we will ever
be able to estimate.
We, students of Bethel, live in
a world of sacred books. Our li-braries
are sacred. They are sacred
because of •their associations. All
gold is not sacred; every building
is not sacred. But some gold and
some buildings are sacred - because
they have been publicly reserved
for God's use only. All libraries
are not sacred, but Bethel's is be-cause
the school in which they
are found has been set apart for
holy purposes. Even th- Cambridge
Modern H'story and the Encyclo-nedia
to the Soc'al S-ie-ces be-come
sacred when viewed in the
light of this fact. Our libraries are
indeed a bibliothecae sa-..re be-cause
the building with which the- ,
are Pssociated have been erected
by God's people, with God's money,
for God's glory.
We, students at Bethel, live in a
world of books made sacred by
their associations. But if we were
to carry our thoughts no further
we would deprive those volumes
which are sacred because of the
honor which is due them. Our two
libraries contain a great number
of works 'Ilion the Bible itself,
that most sacred of all writings.
There are several libraries in. St.
Paul, but none can duplica,te many
of the volumes which are 'found
here. The Seminary library con-tains
books venerable with age,
written by theologions of deep
spiritual understanding. One only
regrets that such sacred informa-tion
is often times unattainable be-cause
the library is not completely
organized. The fruit of faithful
years of study is lost to useful-ness
in the unindexed books in the
Seminary library. Perhaps the day
is not far distant when sufficient
funds will be in hand, and a libiar-ian
will be found who can devote
the, most of his time to the catalog-ing
and indexing of the sacred
writings stand in the Seminars'. If
(Continued on page 4)
by Gwen Parsons
What did you do during vacation?
VIRGINIA B.—Made my books bal-ance.
RUTHIE N.—Nothing (?).
PAULIND—Lost 10 pounds.
JUNE H.—Got paid for answering
the phone.
BERNICE P.—Held down three
jobs. _
CONNIE—He held my hand one
TEDER—He held my hand one
night too.
RIDSE—"Dearest Buck Private."
PERCY—I can't tell that.
JANET R.—She spent.• ALL her
time at home. (Mothers do in-terfere3
MAURIE—Waited for Mothers to
stop interfering.
MIRIAM Q.—Ate, slept, wrote a
letter, etc.
JOHNNIE D.—Don't ask such fool-ish
JANET L.—Broke dishes.
ETHEL HALE—It was a super,
super time.
MARIE G.—What do you think?
MUGGSY—I made up for lost time.
TANYAS—Visited that Fraulein in
ETHEL HEIZTMAN—One thing's
for sure—I didn't get engaged!
Buy War Bonds
and Stamps
He Teaches Too
Exams are soon here and there
is much book pondering to be done,
yea, there are tests to face almost
weekly and how unprepared we be.
How we lament that we must en-dure
those traditional evils which
cannot seemingly be done away
with. We notice that the students
are becoming quite conscientious
about their studies especially
around chapel time. But we notice,
too, how unconcerned they are
when "so and so" is down in' the
coffee shop or "Thus and thus" is
in the gym with a basketball. Aii
of us can be blamed, (yes, even
you) for this inconsistency.
Yes, tests are everywhere, but
much more important are the
spiritual tests that come up daily,
and how unprepared we are for
them. There is one short period
each' day when we should gather
for meditating before our great
Teacher and then so many are ab-sent.
We all need the spiritual in-structions
that are offered us
through our chapel speakers. Many
of the highlights in the Bethel ex-periences
of the editor came from
Chapel, and it should be that way
for all. Here is the chance of
strengthening the spirit, of en-lightening
the soul, and of getting
a vision for the heart and it is
passed up so often.
Chapel is what you make it and
will only improve as you do it.
Absences have been quite numer-ous,
too numeronus, lately, so let's
see you there. Maybe then the
next test of your spiritual life can
be met with success and new joy
be imparted to your heart.
Union In Prayer
Again this week we are hording
combined prayer meetings. The at-tendance
has not been as good as
expected so we hope to see more
students present. There are mat-ters
of concern in each of our lives,
and if they are large enough for us
to be concerned about them, the
Lord also is interested in them.
The experiences we have at Bethel
will not be repeated after we
leave, but if we make them great
enough, they will remain part of us
all through our lives.
A bl-weekly campus newspaper.
1480 North Snelling Ave., St. Paul, Minn.
Published by students every other Tuesday
except In• July and August.
Editor-In-chief Dana Larson
Associate Editor Ethel Hale
Feature Editor Virginia Holmberg
Reporters Will Borne, Mrs. McClure, Miriam Quarnstrom,
Gordon Krantz, Roger . Youngquist, Doris Fanberg, Dave
Carlson, Janet Lyth.
Circulation Marjorie Porter, Gwendolyn Parson
Typists..Marlan:Patterson, Eleanor Peterson, Evelyn' Sundberg, James Nyquist
Business Manager Stamford Widen
Editorial Advisor , Miss Enid Platts
Business Advisor Dean Emery Johnson
Entered as second-class matter October 9, 1935, at the postoffice of St. Paul,
', Minnesota, under the Act of March 3, 1879."
When the other fellow acts that
way, he is'ugly; when you do,
it's nerves. -
When the other fellow- is. set in
his ways, he is obstinate;
when you are, it's- firmness,;.
Whenthe other fellow treats
someone especially well, he is
toadying; when you do, it's
When the other fellow takes
his time, he is dead slow;
when you do, you are deliber-ate.
When the other fellow picks
flaws, he's cranky; when you
do; you are discriminating..
When the other fellow says
what he thinks, he is spiteful;
when you do, you are frank.
When the other fellow studies
. instead of going out with the
gang, he is a wet blanket;
. when. you do "you are- pqn- ,
When the other fellow succeeds,
he gets the breaks; when you
do, you show real perseven-ance
and ability.
The StylusSioux Falls, S. D.
The R.A.F. 'has been much; over the - activities of the
Gremlins in causing' trOnble -during flights over the continent of Europe. ,
The history of these creatures is rather uncertain but it seems that they
are of arious species in Various habitats so that tihey cannot be
escaped from They are quite intelligent, and know just what things will
cause the most trouble.
The latest developments are that they have been discovered in
_his country actively causing trouble for civilians in order to destroy
morale. They are the creatures who push your feet on slippery side-
Walks, cut your shoe strings at inconvenient times, or cause you to be
late for streetcars.
By the way, things have been happening here abouts. It looks as
if we as students are not exempt 'from their plagues. Gremlins are now
known to be the answer for those mistakes on the math students'
papers. These creatures have been known to change minus signs to
pluses and so forth which in turn account for all the sorrowful faces
at grade times. If you have missed any books, it was no doubt, some
more of their work, *or if your pen runs dry, they have drained it or if
you run short of paper, they have used it to make kites. (Thete are
used, by the way to send 'messages to their cohorts that habitate•the
upper atmosphere). You had better keep your eyes V open from now on
for the Gremlins will get you if you don't watch out!!
THE BETHEL CLARION Page 3
Student Pictures Taken
Now the students know what
they look like, really and truly,
so each of us can sympathize with
the other fellow for what he has
to contend with in looking at us.
We know a few people especially,
that wouldn't hire' Dean Johnson
as a photographer in their studio
(if they had a studio).
It is too bad that some unfor-tunates
had to spoil an otherwise
good record in the office files with
such a calamity as their pictures
were. There is one consoliation,
however, in the fact that you can
always find one that is worse than
your own except of course for poor
L— (but then I won't divulge) and
what she's going to do, I don't
.2)epa4k44,e 4 350.4.14
Our departure from Bethel at
Christmas was rather sorrowful,
among other reasons, to see so
many going and having to leave
someone or something behind —
roommate taken from roommate;
friend from friend, "more than
friend" from "more than
friend"—it was a case of "one
taken and the other left," as was
long ago predicted. All was super-ficially
covered up by smiles,
waves, hugs, and (censored) but
we knew what the heart's thoughts
were (such weeping and wailing!!
no gnashing of teeth, however).
The person with the greatest
difficulty was "Gussie" who had to
•endure leaving 2 bags (all apolo-gies
to "Phyl") behind—one white,
the other black. It all happened at
the Milwaukee depot, but on leav-ing
we discovered for which one
he had the greatest affection. It
was his leaving the black one that
caused the greatest trouble. Gussie
paced the floor of the train with a
very perturbed look on his face
until we were finally able to calm
him. Yes, Rollie get the suitcase
Gremlin Report
On Christmas night at 1:00 a. m.
Clarence Sahlin and two compan-ions
were held up by a young
masked man with a gun on the
North side of Chicago. They were
forced to empty their wallets and
hand over the money to the holdup
man. The boys had returned from
by Dana Larson
doing personal work in taverns in
the neighborhood and were talking
over the evening work in front of
one fellow's home when the holdup
Mr. Sahliia lost only. $7, by clever-ly
concealing a $10 bill.
Found in the
dear boss
frankly .you amaze rqe, by being
on deck aftei'',4iAi a 476fig- viValion
and itusate,7;(kPalit 14V, - e?
Classes seem to be back where
they ,,weiJe before vacation only
mor,e1, s9,viihe --composition classes
are 444m:1-riving everyone phrazy
and. cal henk still sits in one corner
of chemistry class muttering i wish
hed voice its way over
my head -... -
what with--all- the war dispatches
cluttering up things life gets rather
complicated the other day i was
listening to a radio broadcast
about general wavell and general
macarthur and was rather con-fuzed
until i realized that the gen-eral
electric, they . were discussing
was only -a commercial ,
but one thing-still puzzles me i
know what pie a la mode is: i
know what chicken a la king is
now will some one tell me what
is el al amien
but wed rather stop this • punny
business V.be€ore people expect us
to continue • • • •
say:-have you met, mehitable no
no mehitable put those goldfish
back • the zo, class needs them
mehetible is an alley cat and didn't
have no fetchin up her, grammer
is so poor she cant tell-.the differ-ence
between. mine and thine
mehetibles career isnt checkered
it has irregular splotches and polka
dots . but, if, 'don marquis could
stand her you can
mehetibles appearance may <not
be so spurce but she has a wonder-ful
voice whenever she -gives a
moonlight recital people shower
her with gifts
oh oh hehe comes the janitor id
better scram
archie the cockroach
Jan. 2 Alexis
Jan. 21 B. W.
Jan. 23 Concordia — Bethel
s. lhaanci Mat gio9e4
The Stork Called
Jan. 1—Miss Sabel
Jan. 2—Janet Lyth
Jan. 3—Eugene Johnson
Jan. 6—Doris Fanberg
Dallas West
Jan. 7—Kenneth Norquist
Jan. 8—Robert Hails
Jan. 9—Richard Sleiter
Harris Youngquist
Jan. 16—Dolores Clauson
Dale Lindberg
Jan. 18—Val Hauk
Jan. 19—Harold McClure
Jan. 20—Percy Wtrner
Jan. 23—James Nyquist
Jan. 30—Marilyn Peterson
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Baby blankets everywhere!
You'd think the dorm had turned
into a nursery. That's the style
now I guess. If you want to be
well dressed girls, run around
with a baby blanke.t -: tied under
your chin.
A lot of plaid shirts came back
with the girls after vacation. Either
their boy friends in the Army gaVe
them one or else. Santa Claus did.
Anyway they're quite the rage.
Did you hear about the moron
who thought he was going to die
so he•went into the living room?.
* *
Paute for lau• ghter.-
Moccasins and Eskimo overshoot ;
are walki-ng around in most col-leges
this season. Oh, these cold
winter days the overshoes really
feel good.
So much for styles—I overheard
the other V day a conversation be-
' tween _a . Bethel student and his
Dentist—How have you been?
Student—Oh just living froth
' hand to mouth. .
Dentist — You mean ' from m
hand to your mouth.
I saw another basketball game
Friday night. I think it's a
crazy game. -But then I gueSs all
sports are if you don't- understaMI
Wanted—one pair of soft slippers
for Ralph Johnson to wear when
he begins his morning patrol in
the Seminary halls.
A boy and girl , were. watching
a football game. Suddenly_ she
cried excitedly, "Here come Olie!'!
"Olie who?" "Olit Margerine,
a substitute."--Corn. *
I wish something exciting would
happen'around here. All I think of
to fill up space With is jokes. I'm
running out' those now so I'll
have to quit
The mixup in-Coherence of the
above. is clue_to . the nearness of
semester exams.,
Ball Schedule
Saturday, Jan. 23—Concordia, Here
Friday, Jan. 22—To be filled in
Friday, Feb. 5—Worthington, Here
Saturday, Feb. 13—Mankato, Here
Saturday ,Feb. 20—Waldorf, Here
Friday, Feb. 26—Rochester, There
Saturday, Feb. 27—Mankato, There
Subject to change.
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only the sermons were filed accord-ing
to text and subject, then a
great deal of holy language and
doctrine would be available to the
many who are seeking to be fam-iliar
with the Word of sacredness
and truth.
We, students at Bethel, live In a
world of books made sacred by
their influences. Some one has said
that "holy men wrote the HolY
Scriptures by inspiration of the
Holy Spirit, with the result Of pro-ducing
holy lives." We Should re-gard
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influences they emanate. Those
who delight in and give themselves
to the study of the books in our
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unto which they have been de-livered."
Let us not become weary of our
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example the Apostle Paill, left us
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books, and especially the parch-ments."
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Bethel attempted two field goals
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fouls were credited to both teams.
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Indians Take Concordia Frosh
Final Score 46-36
Swanson High Man
In an action-sacked contest on
their home floor last Friday night,
the Bethel casabamen handed the
Augsburg "Frosh" another defeat
in their second preliminary en-counter.
Before Christmas Bethel
eked out a win over the "Auggies"
by one point, but came back this
time to trounce them soundly.
Bethel held the lead throughout
the game ,and their margin was
never seriously threatened except
in the stages of the first quarter.
The Indians led at half-time by a
score of 25-18, and continued their
fight in the last half to emerge
victorious in the final score, 46-36.
Swanson, Bethel captain, was
high-point man for the Indians with
14 points followed closely by G.
Thompson and Hails with' 6 coun-ters
each. Bartsch, Sverdrub, and
Blixtead tied for high honors for
Augsburg with 8 points earn.
Bethel completed two of six- at-terapted
field goals while Augs-burg
sank four out of ten. Bethel
led in the number of fouls com-mitted,
but Blixtead of Augsburg
was the only one to gO out of the
game with four fouls.
Bethel PG. FT. F. TP.
Bergerud 1 1 1
Mentzer 2 1 5
Swanson 7 .... 14
Danielson 1 1 2
Thompson 3 2 6
Go. Johnson 2 2 4
Gustafson 2 4
Hails 3 6
Ge. Johnson 2 1 4
Total 46
Augsburg FG. FT. F. TP.
Bartsch 8
Emerson 1 2 4
Markgraf 1 2
Siefert 1 1 2
Johnson 1
Sverdrub 4 .... 1 4
Lockart 1 1 3
Blixtead 4 4 4
Total 36
Bethel 21
St. Columba 19
Bethel girls basketball team, in
an effort to continue the champion-ship
tradition established by last
years outfit,' opened the 1942-43
season with two impressive vic-tories
over St. Columbia and Farm
Their first win was over the St.
Columbia team. However, the visi-tors
were finally defeated after a
hard, defensive struggle against
the 'ace shots from Bethel.
The box scores indicate that the
Bethelites held the lead at all the
times except for a period early
in the game when the game was
tied. The "Squaws" aggregated a
total of 21 points to • their oppon-ents'
Leading scores were: for Bethel,
.Applequist with 11 points closely
followed by Nelson with 8; for St.
Columbia, J. Gheson and H. Gluson
tied for top honor with 8 points
Squaws Win
The Bethelites followed their
entry into victory column by a
second defeat over Farm School.
As in the previous encounter,
the Squaws held the lead through-out
most of the game. However,
the equal power of the teams is
shown by the slight 22-20 lead
which Bethel held at the half. Ac-tion
was plenteous and both teams
showed a good defense with Bethel
holding an advantage on the offen-sive
side of the ledger.
Special mention should be made
here af an outstanding player for
the Indians. Peggy Applequist
showed her ability as a casaba-woman
by splitting the hemp for a
total of 36 points out of a
total of 44 piled up for Bethel. This
accumulation of points is more im-posing
when compared with the
Farm school score of 37 points.
Fouls were plentiful as both
teams tied with twelve apiece.
Farm school completed 3 out of 12
attempted field goals while Bethel
showed up with 2 out of 12.
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Black Cards -- the band founded by ex-Fall Out Boy bassist Pete Wentz – has parted ways with singer Bebe Rexha.
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Tuesday, September 11, 2012
Product Review: Hodgson's Mill Gluten-Free Brownie Mix
Product: Hodgson's Mill Gluten-Free Brownie Mix
Company: Hodgson Mill Inc.
Location: All products made in USA
Self-purchased or Company Sample: Self-purchased
I don't keep a lot of gluten-free mixes in my kitchen. I like making things from scratch and brownies are no exception. However a few weeks ago I found this brownie mix from Hodgson's Mill and it was very reasonably priced (a little over $4.00 I think?) so I thought I'd try it out.
Last night was the perfect opportunity. Because is there ever a bad opportunity to make brownies? :-)
The mix called for 1/2 cup of butter, 1 teaspoon of vanilla, 1 egg, and water. To save a few calories, I used 1/2 cup of unsweetened applesauce (instead of butter) and added about 2 tablespoons of coconut oil. I mixed as directed and then decided to put the mix into cupcake liners to make individual servings.
On top of each brownie "cupcake" I added a small sprinkling of chocolate chips and 2 pecan halves. I baked them for about 18 minutes and voila... some really cute & delicious brownie cupcakes!
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This is a gluten-free baking mix I think I definitely plan to keep in the pantry for a quick dessert!
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I reviewed these just a little bit ago - I LOVE them! http://glutenfreejesusfreak.blogspot.com/2012/08/product-review-hodgson-mills-brownie-mix.htmlReplyDelete
In our rural part of the country (southern Wisconsin) the mix is $2.87. You can't beat that - especially when many other mixes are over $5.
Have you tried other Hodgson Mills mixes? We're going to give the chocolate cake a go this week.
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I want to try this so bad. Thanks for all ur great recipes. I need all the help I can get.ReplyDelete
Where did u find the mix..i can't find it.ReplyDelete
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A 21-month-old boy found not breathing in Northwest Baltimore late Monday was the victim of a homicide, Baltimore police said.
Detectives continue to investigate the child's death, which was reported at 11:51 p.m. at the Red Carpet Inn in the 5800 block of Reisterstown Road.
Police said officers on patrol were flagged down by a woman who came out of the hotel saying her baby was not breathing.
"Despite the life saving efforts by both patrol officers and medical staff at an area hospital, Jayden Curtis … was pronounced dead at 12:38 a.m," police spokeswoman Lt. Sarah Connolly said in a statement.
It was not immediately known how detectives suspect the child was killed.
The boy is the city's eighth child homicide victim this year. Police asked anyone with information to call 410-396-2100.


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Heather Moore
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I am currently working with CH2M HILL to bring their acquisition of Halcrow (UK) up-to-date. I'm assisting with bringing their HR processes and documentation into what we call the VO (Virtual Office). Although the acquisition took place in 2011, the addition to the company had a large impact and brought a significant amount of workers to CH. Additionally, I work on processes. CH2M HILL is becoming increasingly global and is requiring a more global application of their documentation, this is where I come in. I am currently working with individuals from the UK and Canada to make sure that these processes are not only applicable to the US, but also to these countries.
What has been your most meaningful internship experience?
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What has been the most meaningful experience?
The opportunity to live and work in a great place like Colorado. It was a big adjustment at first (with the elevation and climate change), but it has been a chance I'm glad I've taken. I have had an amazing opportunity to grow and experience new things, as well as adapt to life in a diversified city like Denver. I love being outdoors, so the hiking, rafting, and biking haven't been too tough to handle. I've actually been able to start riding my bike the 20 some miles to and from work every day… talk about an awesome workout! I can get 40 miles in before I even eat dinner. It's also a great stress reliever at the end of the day (and not being stuck in traffic… wonderful!)


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Two mandatory meeting dates for students planning to participate in the steer, dairy heifer or goat categories of the Mount Vernon - Saltillo Young Farmer Project Show in March 2014 are set early next week.
Students must attend one of the two meetings. The first meeting will be Monday, Sept. 9 in the Saltillo Ag Building. The second is set for Tuesday, Sept. 10 in the Mount Vernon High School Ag Building. The time for both meetings is 6 p.m. For more information, see the September 5 edition of the Mount Vernon Optic-Herald.


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koontz1973 wrote:Seamus, now that is a bridge, but wood will be a lot better. Thanks for that idea.
Seamus76 wrote:Does it need to be stated that when blue borders close, red borders open? I get it, but not sure if others will be confused.
Oneyed wrote:I like the new graphics. but my feelings is that you tried to do map about old (ancient, medieval) Cairo. just you use modern Cairo (squares, names). am I wrong?
koontz1973 wrote:Yes to removing the wholes apart form the large one. With the grey, it is too bright but will try that again.
ManBungalow wrote:The bold outermost region border is bad.
It doesn't burn well into the parchment.
And remember that you can get some great public domain wood textures instead of the tiled GIMP default wood fill for the background.
nolefan5311 wrote:Maybe I'm late with this, but I don't really like the new look of the map. The playable area doesn't stand out at all from the background.
koontz1973 wrote:Will have another go at the stone then.
ManBungalow wrote:koontz1973 wrote:Will have another go at the stone then.
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U.S. financial regulators are pushing to turn hedge funds into informers on the white collar crime beat.
The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) is working on a rule that would require U.S. hedge funds to file formal reports notifying U.S. authorities of any suspicious trading by employees or outside parties, the regulatory agency said.
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The rule being crafted by FinCEN, part of the Treasury Department, would force the $2 trillion hedge fund industry to police itself in much the same way banks, brokerages and mutual funds are required to do by filing suspicious activity reports (SARs) with the unit.
Steve Hudak, a FinCEN spokesman, said a proposed rule for the hedge fund industry could be filed for public comment some time in the first half of this year.
But the rule, which would cover activities such as insider trading and money laundering, will force funds to spend more money on building out their compliance and legal departments.
Hedge fund lawyer Ron Geffner said he expects many in the industry will oppose the new rule as being both intrusive and costly.
"Anytime there's any regulatory hook into a firm, it's like a domino," said Geffner, a partner at the law firm Sadis Goldberg in New York. "When taken together, all of the rules and regulations, both new and revised, serve to intimidate entrepreneurs."
A spokesman for the largest hedge fund trade group, the Managed Funds Association, did not respond to a request for comment.
The measure also could heighten tensions in the the hyper-aggressive hedge fund world as it could put firms and their employees in a position to snitch on their competitors.
FinCEN's move is not entirely new. In 2003, the agency began looking at imposing a SARs requirement on hedge funds, but eventually withdrew a proposed rule in 2008 after deciding it was too hard to define a hedge fund and enforce the requirement.
The agency now believes the new mandate in the Dodd-Frank financial reform law that requires U.S. hedge funds to register as investment advisers gives it the ability to require hedge funds file SARs.
James Freis, a former FinCEN director, said the new rule is long overdue and would require hedge funds to do more due diligence on their employees and customers. He said it also would require hedge funds to hire staff who are well-versed in anti-money laundering procedures, which is one of the main reasons banks are required to file SARs.
"Suspicious activity reporting would put an affirmative obligation upon investment advisers, including certain hedge funds, to notify the authorities of suspected illegal activity," said Freis, now an attorney with the law firm Cleary Gottlieb in Washington.
Freis served as the director of FinCEN until September, when he was forced out over disagreements with Treasury officials over FinCEN's priorities, according to a person familiar with the matter.
During his tenure he was an advocate for a hedge fund reporting requirement.
The filing of SARs reports took on new urgency for the financial industry in the wake of the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks on New York and Washington as federal lawmakers moved to require banks to become more aggressive in tracking money flows by terror groups.
The SARs reporting requirement is one that banks and brokers do not take lightly. Jay Hack, a partner at Gallet Dreyer & Berkey in New York, said many banks file a "defensive SAR" when they see something even remotely suspicious to keep the regulators satisfied.
In the brokerage world, the SARs requirement has provided securities regulators and federal prosecutors with leads about investment scams and insider trading rings, securities lawyers said.
From 2003 to 2011, securities firms filed more than 110,000 SARs, with most of those involving incidents of money laundering or unusually large transactions, according to FinCEN. Roughly, 3,500 of those SARs involved a suspected insider trading incident. Final numbers for 2012 are not yet available.
But the agency reports that the number of SARs filed involving insider trading was up 34 percent in 2011 from 2010. The increase came at a time when U.S. authorities were engaging in a massive crackdown on insider trading in the hedge fund industry that has led to more than 70 convictions.
Many hedge funds maintain relatively small compliance and legal departments, often preferring to hire outside contractors to perform that work.
SAC Capital, the $14 billion hedge fund with 900 employees that has drawn scrutiny in the insider trading investigation, is rarity in that it has more than 30 people working on compliance matters. People familiar with SAC Capital, which declined to comment, said the firm's compliance team is one of the largest in the hedge fund industry.


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The Summer Lake neighborhood of Tigard, Oregon goes west, starting at 121st Ave, to Murray Rd, and south, along Scholls Ferry. On the back side of the boundary it follows Walnut from Barrows Road to 121st. This part of Tigard, Oregon is partially in Tigard School district and partially in the Beaverton School District. Within the boundaries of the neighborhood are Jack Park and Summer Lake Park.
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What simulation for simulating CNTFET as biosensor applications ?
I used simulator such as fettoy and moscnt for device simulation. However, I tried to find a mechanism for utilizing the CNTFET Fettoy as biosensor by relation the permittivity of the Gate Oxide to permittivity of DNA ,but i could not reach any clue. So that, I would like to know the following: 1) Is there a relation between gate oxide permittivity and that of DNA, so that i can simulate the DNA as gate oxide through permittivity? 2) Is there a direct simulator or way for simulating CNTFET as Biosensor with variation in sensitivity, selectivity and setting time?


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Abstract: The discount function, which determines the value of all future nominal payments, is the most basic building block of finance and is usually inferred from the Treasury yield curve. It is therefore surprising that researchers and practitioners do not have available to them a long history of high-frequency yield curve estimates. This paper fills that void by making public the Treasury yield curve estimates of the Federal Reserve Board at a daily frequency from 1961 to the present. We use a well-known and simple smoothing method that is shown to fit the data very well. The resulting estimates can be used to compute yields or forward rates for any horizon. We hope that the data, which are posted on the website http://www.federalreserve.gov/pubs/feds/2006 and which will be updated periodically, will provide a benchmark yield curve that will be useful to applied economists.
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Growers and PCAs can now access powdery mildew index maps online at www.westernfarmpress.com to obtain information on the likelihood of disease pressure developing in localized areas.
The maps are based on a powdery mildew model developed by University of California Cooperative Extension researchers. The powdery mildew index is an indication of climatic conditions that may favor development of the disease.
The online service is sponsored by Procure fungicide from Chemtura Corp.
The maps are generated by Precision Agri Lab, a division of Western Farm Service. "It's a tool that can be used to alert a PCA about areas where a problem may likely occur," says Michael Larkin with Precision Agri Lab. "It doesn't replace walking the field and assessing the situation first-hand, but it can serve as a forewarning."
The maps are updated daily. The telemetry and computer processing involved in the data generation provide almost instantaneous results. Although the maps may not be indicative of every microclimate in every field, they are a fairly accurate representation of the overall picture within a given area.
"We have 2,500 stations that are placed directly in growers' fields," says Jeff Diebert with Precision Agri Lab. "Our data is site-specific. It's not simply based on weather data from the local airport."
The powdery mildew index uses a point system derived from a number of climatic and environmental factors to assign risk. Reviewing data on a daily basis can help a PCA or grower visualize what could happen in the field in a week to two weeks in advance therefore simplifying treatment decisions.
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"I think the maps are a valuable tool simply because they give you a general idea of the environmental conditions in a field and how that might affect the probability of developing powdery mildew," says Steve Quashnick, PCA with Western Farm Service in Stockton, Calif. "Powdery mildew is much easier to prevent than it is to eradicate. If you know up front that conditions are conducive for disease, you're more attuned to that possibility when you're walking the field and making recommendations. I wouldn't necessarily say that the maps reduce the number of treatments that are actually applied during a season, but I would say that the applications are probably better timed and more effective because of that information."
While sulfur has often been the backbone of powdery mildew management programs, some of the newer materials such as Procure, a sterol inhibitor, offer greater efficacy and longer intervals between application. Procure offers both protectant and eradicant activity. It is locally systemic translocating rapidly through plant tissue after application and is rainfast within one to two hours. Procure is an ideal partner in a resistance management program particularly in rotation with strobilurin fungicides.
Given the severity of the powdery mildew problem in California and the ever-ominous potential for resistance, improved timing of application is a significant advantage in a management program. "So far this has been a bad year for powdery mildew," Quashnick says. "We need every tool we have to fight it."
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The performance by the Rev. William Owens at the National Press Club last week was enough to make a cynic blush. In a nearly empty room, as the C-SPAN cameras rolled, Owens, a Tennessee minister and self-proclaimed leader of the civil rights movement called out the president for his changed position on same sex marriage.
"I didn't march one inch, one foot, one yard, for a man to marry a man, and a woman to marry a woman," he said.
Claiming to speak for thousands, he connected the prevalence of same-sex marriage to the collapse of the African-American family. And he threatened the president with a widespread revolt by black voters on Election Day. "He has not done a smart thing," Owens said.
Then, perhaps to clinch a spot in the news cycle, Owens weighed in on the Chick-fil-A scandal, the story that launched a million clicks. He aligned himself (and by implication all civil rights activists) with Dan Cathy, the company's president, who has declared his opposition to same sex marriage, by equating the hate hurled at the chicken-sandwich franchise to the racism of the Jim Crow South.
"It's the same thing that happened when I was marching for civil rights," Owens said. "They didn't want a black eating in their restaurants, they didn't want us staying in their hotels. Now they're saying because we take a Christian position, they don't want us in their cities. Well, we won't take it."
CNN, Fox News, NBC, the New York Post, the Daily Caller and the Christian Post, among others, followed the story. Headlines underscored the potential threat: "Obama's support for gay marriage 'might cost him the election,'" wrote NBC.com.
In reality, though, Owens isn't a story. He's a figurehead in what political operatives call an "Astroturf" campaign. It looks like a grass-roots movement, but it's really a political stunt. And his threat is not a threat.
"I would place the odds of African Americans defecting the president as about the same as the odds of an asteroid hitting the Earth and wiping out all human life," says David Bositis at the Joint Center for Political and Economic Studies. "It's not going to happen."
Owens has been, for years, a religious liaison for the National Organization for Marriage, a conservative lobbying group whose aim is to block or roll back same-sex marriage legislation wherever it occurs. Though he told me in a phone call that he receives no compensation from NOM, his new campaign called Mandate for Marriage, aimed at urging African Americans to withdraw their support for the president, is made possible in part by individuals affiliated with NOM. "We have asked a few people for contributions – some of them from the National Organization for Marriage," he told me.
To drive home the point: The day after Owens's press conference, NOM's president, Brian Brown, went on Fox and said that "key Democratic constituencies do not support same-sex marriage." NOM created a truth and then went out and proclaimed it.
In every craven political maneuver, there is a glimmer of honesty, however, and this case is no exception. The African American community has been slower than the American majority to accept same-sex marriage.
More important, some African Americans are frustrated with the president, feeling that since 2008 he has neglected their concerns and taken their votes for granted. This frustration has little to do with same-sex marriage and everything to do with jobs, the economy and the creeping distance between the haves and the have nots. In our phone conversation, Rev. Owens was emphatic on this point.
"The black family and the black community have so many problems," he said." We're behind every group of people academically. We have young girls having children. More black men in prison than in college. I'd like to see those problems be addressed."
Cornel West, the progressive philosopher – who incidentally supports same-sex marriage – has said much the same thing.
But if Owens expects large numbers of African Americans to stay home on Election Day on account of the president's gay-marriage views, he's mistaken. And in our conversation, he articulates one of the main reasons why: African Americans like Obama; they like health care reform, and they continue to see his presidency as historic.
"I know the sacrifices we made — the price we paid so that blacks would be able to vote," Owens concedes. The pastor struggled with his conscience, he said, before deciding not to vote on Nov. 6. That position puts him in a stubborn, and short-sighted, minority.


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I wonder how many of the new 'barn find' trends we hear about are just plain exaggerated stories.One day I'll post a picture of my 'garage find' (mine)....I have the now rotted flat tires (I put on the car in 1980) to prove it was sitting that long Mike
Mice anyone ? Not to mention the inside would look like the a scene from the Munsters due to spider webs. I recently bought and sold a " garage find" 68 ss elcamino. Interior gone ,I mean gone from critters. We wore respirators due to the smell while stripping out. Wiring--gone ,or certainly not safe. Tires dry rotted , aluminum wheels would not hold air due to corrosion around the beads. This was a low mileage Arizona car brought to Ohio in the early 90's that sat due to mechanical issues. I love good stories ! The little old lady from Pasadena's Super Stock Dodge ,that sat since her husband's death in 66' . Car would not start ,so she let it sit all these years ,come to find out her husband pulled the coil wire to prevent theft. Put in some fresh fuel ,charged the battery and fired right up ! All original ! Except for the driver's side front fender to rear quarter which was replaced. Oh and the passenger fender was replaced. I have always loved that car since I was a child, used to help Mr. So n So wax it. Being such a good friend of the family she finally decided to sell me the car this year. I am like a grandchild to her as they had no children ,and she feels very sentimental ,as do I, about the car.---Reserve set at $65K---see my other items listed under Ashyster.Remind anyone of some listings out there?Love the thought of classic muscle cars being found and brought back to life. Mythical. However ,as was posted, certain TV shows have really increased these "barn finds" ,which lends scrutiny to legit finds. Does make for good entertainment I guess. Street racing 1000+ hp cars on the side of the highway ,that don't break loose, building cars in 1 week ( well 300+ man hours)---anyway gotta go , time to look for Bigfoot.
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text: Thanks Trent ... but I want something that will look good :-) I've thought of essentially doing that though ... taking two mid tower cases fastening them together and then seeing about having an Aluminium shell fabricated. I may wind up doing this but I'd rather have something off the shelf. It just seems to me that somebody would have made a compact dual motherboard case like this ... maybe not ... I sure can't find one. -Don > On Wed, 13 Feb 2002, Donald B. Kinghorn wrote: > > something about the size of two standard mid tower cases. Preferably made > > of Aluminium ... nice anodized black ... something like the Lian Li mid > > tower cases would be great :-) > > Buy two normal cases with removable side panels, take one panel of each > case and stick the cases together? > > Can't be that hard, you would just need to drill a few holes and screw them > together. > > Of course, I don't see how this is better than two seperate cases.


text: On Sat, Jan 04, 2003 at 01:19:40PM -0500, Mark Hahn wrote: > > Personally, I don't think so, especially if we consider the > > fact that in the not-too-distant future, networking speeds > > will be up to snuff with the various tasks at hand. With these > > ah! I think this is the central fallacy that drives grid enthusiasm. > Then you clearly don't understand grid computing. That's understandable, because "grid computing" has become a hijacked term - just like when most people say "hacker" they really mean "cracker". Most of the press coverage of grid computing in the past few months has simply been wrong about what's really going on, and most of the new grid products and grid companies are either useless or really don't have very much to do with grid computing. They're just on the grid bandwagon because it's trendy, and it's pretty frustrating for those of us who are doing real work in the area, because the marketing drones are drowning out the real message. > there simply is no coming breakthrough that will make all networking > fast, low-latency, cheap, ubiquitous and low-power. and grid > (in the grand sense) really does require *all* those properties. Grid computing does not require any of this. Grid computing is all about access and coordination. Grid computing is much more than just running naturally (embarrassingly) parallel problems on spare cycles on every computer people can find. Certainly SETI at Home and distributed.net have been successful and are probably the first sorts of applications that will be able to make serious use of "the grid" (if there's ever a real "the grid" that emerges, though it's more likely there will be several large "the grids" and many internal ones) > oh, you will certainly manage to do some very interesting things > with wimpier networking, but with major compromises. I don't see > people doing parallel weather sims over 803.11*-connected nodes > any time soon. but seti at home-type applications (very losely coupled > and coarse-grained) would be a fine way to keep my fridge's brain > busy. on the other hand, a fridge will always be a tiny fraction > of the compute power of a desktop, so is it worth it? not to mention > the fact that seti at fridge will jack up my monthly power bill... > No, it's not. I'm convinced that there will never be a market for cycles recovered from the home user - it's just not worth it. Pretend that compute power is (physical) storage space - nearly everyone in the world has some extra closet space (or at least I do, but I'm single :). Nearly every company in the world has some storage requirements - maybe it's worthwhile to rent some of that extra closet space - if I ever need my space back, I'll just send back the box the company sent me to store. But now the company needs to: 1. Be able to put their stuff into boxes small enough to fit into my closet 2. Handle keeping track off all of those boxes 3. Verifying that I never messed with the contents of that box when I get it back. It's just not worth it - probably not for the company, and certainly not for me - whatever they're paying me it's not likely enough for me to keep their box safe and send it back to them on a whim. There may be a few things I'd consider doing that for, though - if the Red Cross told me they wanted to store a box of emergency supplies in my closet (and the closets of all of my neighbors) and all I had to do was pull them out if they ever needed them, then I'd probably do that - this is the model that SETI at home and FightAids at home are using and it's working for them. However, it's probably worth it for the company to do that internally - they've got control over all of the closets anyway, so for some of their stuff they should try and reclaim that space. (I think we've all got signs at work that say "Physical Plant storage only" :) Think of "grid computing" as a shipping and warehousing company (actually, after the power crisis in California a while back naming something after the electric grid is kinda a bad idea :). You don't want to have to build and maintain your own warehouse, you'd rather get it from someone else. This warehouse(grid) company will have the appropriate resources for what I want to do - if I just want to store lots of little boxes then maybe I don't care much if they use lots of little 10x10 storage units. Or, maybe my stuff is too big (maybe I need to store the shuttle for a few days :) so I need a huge, huge warehouse(cluster). I don't want to have separate billing and addressing methods for this; I just want to say "I need to store this" and have it happen. And not only do I need just space, but maybe I want to consider location - if my factory is in northern Wisconsin, I'd rather not ship my widgets to California if there's closer, unused space in Milwaukee. Some companies will setup their own, internal distribution/grids - think of Walmart - and inside the company they'll deal with however the cost recovery method needs to work. Others will get it from the big boys - you'll want someone you can trust, so you're more likely to use FedEx than Fly-By-Night Shipping, Inc. The important point is that access to it is basically the same - you've got a box that needs to go somewhere - FedEx and UPS both take packages with the same address, only the billing is a bit different. There are some cooler things that Grid Computing will let you do that aren't really covered in a shipping analogy. First off, it's easy to create free-wheeling deals with other sites - maybe I can access to another cluster down the road, and I can use the standard grid interfaces to it, instead of having to learn where all the software is installed, remember my username on the machine, which batch system it's running, etc etc etc. There's also possibilities for levels of indirection and middlemen - maybe the American Association of Physicists will buy 1 million CPU hours for it's members. The physicist will just go to grid://aap.org* and submit their jobs. AAP.org will deal 750,000 hours at IBM.com, 10,000 from doe.gov, 100,000 from GridStartup.com, and so forth. When the million hours starts to run out, AAP.org will deal with buying more. I think that (at least for the next few years) linux-based beowulfs will be the main building blocks of these sorts of Grids. This doesn't mean that we'll stick 16-node clusters at 10 sites, and haphazardly schedule MPI jobs across the 160 CPU's - clearly, tightly-coupled codes will stay together. Consider TeraGrid (teragrid.org) - it's 4 (5 now that the Pittsburgh TCS-1 will be part of it) large clusters. Most jobs will run on one cluster at a time - certainly some will span multiple clusters on the grid, probably as two tightly coupled instances exchanging coarse-grained boundary info or some such. (Teragrid does have a 40Gbps connection between the 4 sites, but it still takes those 40Gb some time to cross between Illinois and California :) If your job can tolerate the latency, then go ahead and schedule it wherever. If it can't, then don't. Grid Computing doesn't throw 40 years of parallel computing basics out the window. Grid Computing is not going to replace cluster computing - it's a complementary style of computing. Some people are going to (and with good reason) still build their own clusters and keep them in house. I think that in the future (when grid computing is more reliable) that many of the people who currently buy 32 node clusters and then have them at about 5% utilization will be better off going to one of the (someday to exist) grid providers. What the grid community really hopes to see is the (much larger) percentage of scientists who currently don't use computing but should be will be able to get into it - even with all the wonderful work that Scyld and LinuxNetworX and the like have been doing to make turn-key clustering easy, I'd still guess that only 1 out of every 10 or 1 out of every 100 people who could do better science with more computing will. (And of course, there are other people than just scientists. The arts, business, etc) > ultrawideband is an interesting development for this kind of networking, > perhaps also in the optical range. anyone interested in this stuff should > read Robert Forward and Vernor Vinge's books (FS novels). > > ps: I don't mean grid stuff isn't worthwhile, or that we can't do > any of it until the perfect network arrives. there's lots of great > work going on - p2p networking, java/jini/jxta, etc. The great thing about a downturn in the economy is all-hype doesn't survive. At SC01, P2P companies were all over the place, and at SC02 most of them didn't have a booth this year. Hopefully a good amount of the deadwood in grid computing will be culled out this year (and we'll have a different set of companies at SC03 that won't make it the year :) -Erik > I just don't see > it being relevant to the beowulf world very soon, or ever being as > grand as the starry-eyed gridophiliacs would like to predict... > > > _______________________________________________ > Beowulf mailing list, Beowulf at beowulf.org > To change your subscription (digest mode or unsubscribe) visit http://www.beowulf.org/mailman/listinfo/beowulf


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