text:
Academy Graduate
Wins Honors in East
Dr. Carlson Head of New York
One of the interesting contacts
made by Dr. Hagstrom on his recent
trip East was an interview with Dr.
Earl Carlson, member of the 1916
graduating class of Bethel Academy.
Those who knew Earl while at
Bethel remember him as crippled with
paralysis, a victim of Little's disease
from birth, but with a keen mind and
a persistent determination to forge
ahead in spite of handicaps which to
those about him seemed unsurmount-able.
This same undaunted spirit
which carried him through Bethel,
coupled with the encouragements he
received from friends who believed in
him, has spurred him on to the attain-ment
of his M. D. Degree. He is now
in charge of the Neurological Institute
of New York, where patients suffering
from the same disease from which he
suffered are being treated. Several
cures are already entered to his
credit. He has also improved his own
condition eighty per cent.
The publicity which he received
through the articles given in the
"Times" Magazine and the "Readers'
Digest" this spring has brought a
large number of inquiries from all
over the country asking for aid for
afflicted ones. His service is not con-fined
to the Neurological Institute
only, but he has been engaged by the
Public Health Department of the City
of New York to work among the
schools of that city. He is also con-ducting
classes at Columbia Univer-sity
in the treatment of children af-flicted
with this disease. That his
field of service is unlimited is dis-closed
by the fact that there are only
two neurologists in this country who
are devoting their entire time to the
study of this disease.
Dr. Carlson writes: "I do indeed feel
deeply indebted to Bethel Academy for
its help to me during the years of my
life when it was quite impossible for
me to attend the ordinary public high
school. I know that if it had not been
for Bethel Academy I would not have
attained as much as a secondary edu-cation."
Another evidence of his enthusiastic
support of Bethel is shown by the
fact that the school received from him
a generous donation toward its sup-port,
together with a pledge of more
to follow.
Minnehaha Baptist Church
Celebrates Anniversary
Pastor C. B. Sanders Former Bethelite
A celebration, commemorating both
the tenth anniversary of the organi-zation
of the church, and the fifth
anniversary of the incumbency of the
pastor, Rev. C. B. Sanders, was ob-served
November 15-20 at the Minne-haha
Baptist Church, Minneapolis.
Among the speakers at the anniver-sary
exercises were Dr. Karl J. Karl-son,
Prof. Adolph Olson, Prof. Wal-fred
Danielson, Dr. Arvid Gordh, Prof.
Henry C. Wingblade, all of Bethel In-stitute;
and the Rev. Ragnar Arlander
of the Elim Swedish Baptist Church,
Minneapolis, and the Rev. Rudolph
Dahlquist of Grantsburg, a former
The Rev. C. B. Sanders is a Bethel
alumnus, graduate of the Seminary
class of 1931. He begins his sixth
year as pastor of the Minnehaha
church on Sunday, December 11, 1932.
"The outlook for the financial sup-port
of our school is good", said Mr.
Danielson, upon his return from Chi-cago
where he has spent two weeks
,n the interest of Bethel.
He visited about twelve churches,
addressed Young People's gatherings,
and met with church boards and com-mittees.
As a result, Mr. Danielson
says, there will be increased consider-ation
for our school on the church
budgets and also in individual budgets.
Homecoming Program
Friday, December 9
Grand Concert-8 P. M.—given by
a chorus of 200 voices directed by
Prof. George Hultgren, at the Alliance
Tabernacle, 1632 Sherburne Ave., St.
Saturday, December 10th
Visit classes—Meet classmates.
9:45—Chapel service.
10:20—Round Table Discussions
For pastors : "My church bud-get".
For other alumni : "Our reor-ganized
school". Do you know
your Alma Mater of today?
12 : 30—Fellowship Luncheon.
2:00—Business session for all the
alumni organizations.
4:00—Basketball game. First athle-tic
contest of new Junior Col-lege.
6 : 00—Fellowship Supper.
7:00—Reunions of classes and other
interest groups.
8:30—Program of Reminiscences.
Public Speaking Class
Rehearses Drama
If you had overheard the conversa-tion
in the Public Speaking class the
other day, you would have quaked at
the angry ejaculations and withering
replies that arose in an otherwise
peaceful room. Friend assailed friend
with a torrent of angry words. The
best of pals were pitted against each
other, entirely forgetful of all tender
You may ask, "How can such things
Oh, it was just a rehearsal of a
violent scene from Julius Caesar.
The members of the class have each
memorized a selection to be recited
at some program. Mrs. Lind asked
that something practical be selected,
something that could be used later in
life. Bob Wallin chose "Courtin'."
Various members of the class are
noted for preparedness. During the
recitation hour one day, after several
persons had recited, Mrs. Lind called
on the next victim in the usual man-ner,
"Bonnie Alden!" After a mo-ment's
hesitation the answer came
brightly, "Present!"
Somehow the return home this year of the sons and daugh-ters
of Bethel gives us a special thrill. It is the old familiar
feelings of joy, happy recollections, and greater security which
come to the home when members separated from us for a sea-son
join once more the family group.
This is a word of hearty welcome to you all. While you re-main
with us these days, the old home is yours to share, to use,
and to enjoy. We covet your fellowship, your counsels, and
yourselves. Welcome home !
On Behalf of the President and the
Committee on Administration,
G. Arvid Hagstrom A. J. Wingblade
Karl J. Karlson Walfred Danielson.
The Bethel Clarion
Volume XII BETHEL INSTITUTE, ST. PAUL, MINN. DECEMBER 10, 1932
Students Launch Bethel Loyalty Movement
Students Originate
Organized Drive
$1000 in Pledges Sought
A movement that purports to have
a far-reaching effect upon the school
was inaugurated at a spontaneous
mass meeting of students, held Friday
afternoon, December 2nd.
The meeting, which had a good
representation from each of the four
school departments, was presided over
by Robert Klingberg, president of the
Junior class of the Seminary.
After the opening of the meeting
the critical financial condition of the
school was disclosed. As a result of
the ensuing discussion, the following
resolution was adopted:
Realizing the prominent place tha_
Bethel Institute occupies in the fur-the
ante and preservation of genuine
Christian education and the principles
of Christian living and—
Realizing that Bethel Institute is
passing through a period of severe
financial stress—
We, students of Bethel Institute,
meeting on this second day of Decem-ber,
1932, do solemnly pledge before
to supp:Irt our school in the fol-rowing
1. By constant and earnest inter-cessory
payer to God that He will
preserve Bethel and that tie will sup-pi),
its needs.
2. By contributing of our financial
means not only as far as possible, but
to the extent that our giving will be a
sacrifice on our part.
3. By conducting ourselves at all
times in a manner cieditabie to Bethel
and by including in our testimonies an
expression of our thankfulness to God
for the opportunities available to us
at Bethel, and by endorsing Bethel
whenever and whe. ever possible.
A committee with Robert Klingberg
as chairman, and including Edith Lar-son,
John Anderson, and Albert Berg-falk,
was appointed to carry through
the program, and the meeting was ad-journed
with a session of earnest
Dr. Hagstrom Appeals to School
On the following day union chapel
was held, and Dr. Hagstrom with his
characteristic optimism laid the mat-ter
of the school's financial condition
before the Student body. He said in
effect: "We have come to the end of
our resources, humanly speaking, but
I believe that the resources of God are
just as great as ever before. We could
this morning present an urgent plea
and ask for pledges from our students.
But I believe that these circumstances
have come upOn us because we have
reversed the order—we have put in
the primary place that which is ma-terial
and physical rather than the
spiritual." Classes were suspended
for the rest of the forenoon and dur-ing
the two remaining periods the
student and faculty divided into pray-er
grcu • for a season of fervent sup-pl'caticn
to God for His aid.
Goal Set at $1,000
"The Bethel Loyalty Movement"
was chosen as the name of the stu-dent
project, as decided upon after
the report of the committee, at a
second mass meeting held December
A goal of $1000 to be secured in
pledges before February 15th by the
students and faculty was also decided
upon. This amount is to come not
only from personal contributions but
also from friends, relatives, and mem-bers
of home churches who are ex-pected
to respond to appeals from the
students. It is hoped that in this way
the people of the denomination, and
members of the Alumni will catch the
(Continued on Page 4, Col. 1)
Who's Who
Mr. Walfred Danielson
Mr. Walfred Danielson received his
early education at Lake Nebagamon,
Wis., entering Bethel Academy in
1908. Upon his graduation from Bethel
in 1910, Mr. Danielson entered Mac-alester
College where he 'received
his A. B. degree in 1918. Since that
time he has carried on graduate work
at the University of Minnesota. From
1918-1923, Mr. Danielson was instruc-tor
in Bethel Academy, but resigned
his position to enter Foreign Mission
Service in Assam, India. From 1924-
1928, he was principal of the Jorhat
Christian High and Normal Training
School, Assam, India, and in 1930 was
Educational Secretary, Assam, India.
When the Junior College Depart-ment
was added to the educational
program of Bethel, Mr. Danielson was
called to become the Dean of this de-partment.
Mr. Danielson has shown
his ability and leadership in the re-organization
program of the school
and for this reason the School Board
voted unanimously to add to his duties
the work of Business and Financial
Secretary. His duties in this position
have been to assist Dr. Hagstrom in
the representation of the school in
the field and also to be the head of the
Business Department at the school.
He has adopted as his policy the frank
discussion of the problems and proj-ects
of the school. His work has al-ready
brought definite results in his
contacts with the people of our
What Shall I Give?
What shall I give to Thee, 0 Lord?
The kings that came of old,
Laid softly on Thy cradle rude,
Their myrrh and gems and gold.
Thou knowest of sweet and precious
My store is scant and small;
Yet wert Thou here in want and woe,
Lord, I would give thee all.
Then came a voice from heavenly
"Unclose thine eyes and see,
Gifts to My kingdom's work and cause,
Thou givest unto me."
—Adapted from Rose Terry Cooke.
How sweet and gracious, even in com-mon
Is that fine sense which men call
Wholesome as air, and genial as the
Welcome in every clime as breath of
It transmutes aliens into trusting
And gives its owner passport around
the globe.
—James T. Fields.
Aromatic plants bestow no spicy
fragrance while they grow; but crush-ed
or trodden to the ground, diffuse
their balmy sweets around.
Many receive advice, only the wise
profit by it.—Publius Syrus.
Page Two THE BETHEL CLARION
December 10, 1932
Official School Paper of Bethel Institute published every
third week by the students.
1480 N. Snelling Avenue, St. Paul, Minnesota
Albert Bergfalk Editor-in-Chief
Gertrude Liljegren Associate Editor
Andrew Boylan Sports Editor
Department Editors
Gertrude Liljegren Junior College
Leonore Nyhagen Academy
Henning Landstrom Seminary
Laura Moss Missionary Training
Charlotte Miller Joyce Sheldon
Lois Magnuson Olav Norsted
Myrtle Nastlund
Marian Berglund
Clarice Wessman Business Manager
Donald Peterson
Advertising Manager
Ruth Johnson Circulation Manager
Advertising Solicitors
Vern Wessman Earl Anderson Lloyd Wickstrom
Esther Sabel Faculty Advisor
Homecoming Day
One of the most important days in the school
year, and certainly one of the most interesting, is
the annual Homecoming Day, when Bethelites
come together from many states to renew old ac-quaintances
and revisit their Alma Mater.
To Bethel, today means even more than such
days meant in the past, not only because of the
new arrangement of the program and the in-clusion
of the alumni of the entire institute, but
because it comes at a time of most vital signif-icance
to the school. It is a day when the love
of Bethel should be highly manifest, and school
loyalty most advanced, for the spirit of it will
abide with us throughout many months to come.
Let us have an atmosphere of fellowship and
an attitude of prayer prevailing in our midst
worthy of Bethel, the House of the Lord.
Christmas Seals
"Tuberculosis claims three persons every
twenty-four hours in the state of Minnesota alone.
It is the cause of more deaths than any other
disease. Even accidents, although increasing in
number, do not take such a great toll of human
lives." These are appalling statements but never-theless
true. Then what can we do to retard the
march of this arch enemy that stalks the land ?
We are all familiar with the quotation, "Great
oaks from little acorns grow." This can be para-phrased
to read "Great funds from penny Christ-mas
seals grow," which funds are used in an in-creasing
battle against the greatest foe of youth,
Buy Christmas seals. Help combat our mu-tual
Loyalty Movement
The fact that the drive which has been or-ganized
in Bethel has been entirely a matter of
student action is a splendid evidence of school
The great consideration given to prayer con-cerning
the situation of Bethel assures success
now and in the coming year, for we have the
promise of God through His prophet, "Cast your
burden upon the Lord and He will sustain thee."
Prayer to Him who can and will provide, fol-lowed
by the whole-hearted cooperation of stu-dents,
alumni and faculty, cannot but succeed now
as it has in the past.
The Book Corner
By H. C. Wingblade
We are convinced that many students fail to do as
well as they might do because they simply do not know
how to study.
HOW TO STUDY by F. M. McMurry (Houghton
Mifflin Co.) would become a God-send to such students
if they would give the book a careful perusal.
While hastily preparing a talk to teachers on the
subject of how to teach children to study, it dawned on
Professor McMurry (Teachers College, Columbia Univer-sity),
that very little thought had been given to this most
important subject. The result was that he proceeded to
prepare this book.
Is study a matter of memorizing facts? What part
should genuine thinking have in study? Is one thought
in a lesson of equal value with another thought? What
practical use should any study have? These and other
questions are answered by the author in a most satis-factory
and helpful way.
Bacon emphasized long since the old truth that "stud-ies
are transmuted into character." Professor McMurry
rightly holds that culture, study, in fact, all true education
cannot be a thing apart from life, but 'rather a "vitalizer
of life."
Very well. Let us read the book and become good
students forthwith. You will find a copy on the reserve
Much Ado ... .
Good Breeding
To be well bred is to act as a gentlemen at all times.
We, as students, need to cultivate the art of good breed-ing.
It has been noticed of late, to the dissatisfaction
and disgust of many, that we, as students, do not act as
becomes well-bred persons. If a young man, acting from
sincere, upright, honest, and courteous motives, should
escort a young lady to and from the social gatherings of
the school, must he be the object of ridicule, teasing, and
hilarious demonstrations in the form of hand-clapping ;
and cheap, vulgar, and ungentlemanly remarks as he es-corts
the lady from the building? Is that good-breeding?
Have we the right to expect these things from Christian
—One Who Is Guilty.
Chapel Hour
The chapel hour is a time set apart for quiet worship,
which should begin as soon as we enter chapel; but how is
that possible with all the distracting noises that strike
one's ear drums, especially before the opening of the
period on Wednesdays? Why cannot the extra chairs for
the Seminary and B. and M. T. students be set up before
the students come in for the devotional service? This
would eliminate much of the confusion that we now have
in chapel on Wednesdays.
Let us make our daily services times of genuine wor-ship.
—A Student.
Telephone Conversation
Did you ever try to get an urgent call to some person
and after one-half hour of vain trying still find the line
busy ? That is the situation in which many find them-selves
when they wish to call someone at the Seminary.
A few of the love-smitten Seminary men often monopolize
the telephone for three-quarters of an hour in the evening
while many who are trying to get in touch with some
person in that building must waste precious time waiting
for the silly chatter to come to an end. Fortunately those
who misuse the telephone in this manner are few. But
even so, if these few men have so very much to tell their
lady friends, why don't they pay them a visit?
Think On These Things
By Esther Sabel
The Worth of a Gift
"Neither will I offer . . offerings unto Jehovah my God
which cost me nothing" II Sam. 24:24. David, the
king, was going to build an altar and maize sacrifices to
his God. David had wealth of his own; he might have
commanded the riches of others: indeed, one of his sub-jects,
Araunah, offered him his threshing floor as the
place for the altar and also oxen for the offering, and
even wood for the fire. But David had set out to make
an offering to God, and his idea of an offering was some-thing
that meant real sacrifice. Had he received these things
at Araunah's hands, he would not himself have made an
offering to God.
"The worth of a gift is determined not by its com-mercial
value but by the sacrifice it represents. - A gift
that costs us nothing. a gift that leaves us with everything
we had before desired, is not an offering made to God.
"Neither will 1 offer . . . offerings unto Jehovah my God
which cost me nothing.•"
1573 University Ave.
The Midway National Bank
Complete Banking and Insurance Service
University and Snelling Avenues
Saint Paul, Minnesota
miliMm,-mamo AMWII.MMMIMMI.M.Imm/Mam ,..M1m ■Molm mann- mom+ minMIMMElm
"The Milk with the Deep Cream Line"
It Doesn't Cost Any More
December 10, 1932
THE BETHEL CLARION Page Three
Academy Team. Downs Athletic
Club to Tune of 28-17
Team Shows Power in Victory Over
Supposedly Strong Athletic Club
The strong passing attack of Bethel
kept the Athletic Club boys running
in 360-degree angles throughout the
game. Wallin scored all the eiglit
points in the first half on four bril-liantly
executed field goals. As the
whistle blew on the first half, Bethel
led by one point, 8-7. Shortly after
the second half started, the Koch-
Wallin combination began to func-tion.
Both boys displayed brilliant,
floor work. One of the surprises was
the consistent work of "Cliff" Dickau,
who played the greater part of the
game at his position at guard. "Bud"
Hoffman, who played at forward,
didn't show Ili) as well as was ex-pected
from his work at practice, but
he will probably regain his good form.
The team is now preparing for its
first conference game with Minnehaha
Academy, here at 8:00 P. M., Tuesday,
December 13.
Girls' Athletic
Program Organized
The girls' athletic program is finally
organized in a manner new to Bethel.
It may be defective, but is a start with
many possibilities.
All girls are required to do floor
work and similar gymnastics in the
Seminary gymnasium, on Thursdays.
Fridays, those girls who so choose,
gather in the Academy gymnasium for
an hour of basketball. These girls are
keyed up with plans for practice
games with alumni and possible inter-class
games also.
Groceries, Meats, Fruits, Vegetables
Greater Food Values
1562 Como Ave. West Mi. 8786
MM. mMDmIMMMIMM
The Athletic Board
The Athletic Board is an organiza-tion
whose members are appointed by
the Student Council, to take charge of
the Athletics at Bethel, working in co-operation
with the Athletic director.
It also has charge of the selling of
tickets to all athletic events. The
board represents the students' views
toward the different sports, and any
student wishing to comment on any
sport, favorably or unfavorably, may
express his opinion to the chairman,
and it will be acted upon at the next
meeting of the BOard. The members
of the board are: Andrew Boylan,
chairman; Andrew Sinkiewicz, treas-urer;
Evelyn Clelland, and Donald
Lineup for Athletic Club game was
as follows:
Koch, forward 4 0 8
Hoffman, forward 0 0 0
Wallin, center 10 0 20
Olson, guard 0 0 0
Toensing, guard 0 0 0
Substitutes — Dickau, Martin and
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Your Barber Service
For a refined and business-like
appearance, visit
1199 N. Snelling Ave.
Candidates who earn places on the
hockey team will receive letters if a
definite schedule of games can be ar-ranged
besides a regular practice
period, says C. E. Carlson, director of
A permit has been secured for flood-ing
the rink, and it is hoped that it
will be in condition within a few days.
There are among the students, quite
a few former city league hockey play-ers
who have signified their inten-tions
of coming out for the team if
they can earn a letter by so doing.
At the present time basketball is the
only sport in which letters may be
earned, and consequently all of the
boys who do not care for basketball
are prevented from earning an athletic
letter while at Bethel; but with the
adoption of hockey this condition will
be remedied.
Egler & Anderson, Inc.
Furniture and Hardware
1903-5-7 Central Ave.
GLadstone 1782
Minneapolis, Minn.
Parker Fountain Pens and Pencils
Parker Desk Sets Gifts Stationery
McClain & Hedman Co.
Office Outfitters
5th St. between Robert and Jackson Sts.
St. Paul, Minn.
Junior College to Play Twin
City Champions
The Junior college five will play
the First Baptist team, champions of
the Twin City Church League. The
church has a fast team, with Kroodle,
Edwards, Lulcher, and Smith, former
high-school basketball stars, on the
squad. There is no definite lineup
planned as yet for either team, but it
is thought probable that Wallin and
Koch may play for the Bethel team.
The college team, which started out
with so much promise, has been weak-ened
by some of the boys dropping
out. Because of this, Coach Nelson
will have to build up a team with the
remaining men, and this will take a
little longer than it would have done
All Work Neatly Done
Quality Material - Reasonable Prices
SHOES and SHOE REPAIRING
1560 Como Ave. West
(Near Snelling)
0. E. Larson
Our aim is to be
worthy of your fiiendship
2301 Central Ave. Gl. 2091
Minneapolis, Minnesota
Treasure Craft Jewelers and Stationers
Class Rings
1202 Foshay Tower Midway 9910 Nestor 1848 St. Paul, Minn. 1563 W. Como Ave.
Our Dependability is Your Guarantee
Steam Treated DustlessCoal and Coke I
Also Anthracite and Bituminous Coals for Every Kind of
Furnace and Stove.
Buckbee-Mears Co.
Designers and Engravers Specialty of Work for Schools and Academies
4th and Broadway St. Paul, Minn.
CEdar 1450 MAin 4441 I 510 N. Snelling Ave. Phone Midway 6069
lIllI MIMI It...MI I>!IllI imain 0.111M0 tIM11. 1!t>!1 MEM OMM Im111111• IM■M>■■ 1■01/11MMM■∎11.• IMMIMMIMMISMIMMI/!IMIIIMO 4111111. IMMIMMIEMOMMI .111.0411M 04111111MMMI.OMM Me,
Page Four THE BETHEL CLARION
December 10, 1932
Studying Language Necessary
Bugbear, Missionaries Find.
Letters Represent Alumnae on
Homecoming Day
Learning a foreign language even
in the country where that language
is being spoken is a rather humdrum
affair, according to some of our mis-sionaries.
"My work is still 'studying the lan-guage'
", writes Elsie Larson from
South India. "It is rather a come-down
when one is enthusiastic to be-gin
right in and accomplish something
in the Lord's work, to have to sit down
and study for a whole year—and the
second year, study half time and work
half time—but when I go over and
try to talk to the nurses in the hospi-tal
or inquire of the patients how they
are, and they start to tell me in rapid
Telugu all their troubles, I just want
to get back to my position on the
verandah and ask my `munishi'
(teacher) to 'please teach me some
more Telugu, quick!' "
And Florence Nystrom Collins re-joices
because her time during these
first years in Japan has not had to be
put entirely into language study. "For
most folks, these first years are spent
entirely in language study, a most
difficult time, indeed. One sees the
work all around, is anxious to do some-thing,
but must sit back and wait pa-tiently."
"I am now studying for my second
Burmese examination", writes Irene
Daleen, whose work has taken her to
Moulmein, Burma. "Burmese is very
difficult, as the grammatical structure
is so very different from our English.
I begin at five o'clock in the morning
and study for one hour before my
teacher comes. Then we have class
from six to seven. It is so much
easier to study before the heat of the
"Make the most of everything there
is to be had while in school, I'd say",
is Elna Forssell's advice, "Latin or
Greek, Chemistry, or Domestic
Science. I've about decided one can't
become too well informed on anything.
There's always something just ahead
worth finding out, and something be-hind
worth using in facing daily liv-ing."
Students Originate
Organized Drive
(Cont. from Page 1)
spirit of the movement and will join
in a concerted effort to place our
school and other denominational proj-ects
on a solid foundation.
The Bethel Loyalty Movement re-ceived
official sanction of the school
when it was laid before the entire
student body at a united chapel serv-ice
last Friday.
A canvassing committee, represent-ing
all the departments cf the school,
as well as the faculty, has been ap-pointed
and has already commenced
its work, and pledges totalling almost
a fifth of the amount have been se-cured.
Debaters' Club Discusses
Important Questions
Some of the vital problems of the
day are being solved by the proficient
debaters of this club. They have dealt
with questions of both national and
local interest such as: The Independ-ence
of Cuba; Should court cases be
decided upon by a judge or board of
judges, rather than by a jury?; Would
Hoover or Roosevelt be the best man
for the presidency?; Reducing of the
holiday vacations at Bethel to a mini-mum
number of days. These debates
have been conducted as an open
forum, the first speaker upholding the
affirmative side and the second speak-er
the negative side. With the help-ful
suggestions of their critic, Mr. H.
C. Wingblade, they hope to make
great progress in the art of argument-ation.
THIS IS OUR DAY — There are
Mother's Days—Father's Days—Chil-dren's
Days—but THIS IS OUR DAY.
Let us be glad and rejoice!
Word has just reached Bethel that
Mrs. Jonas Ahlquist of Jorhat, Assam,
India is very ill. Let us remember her
in our prayers.
We rejoice in the fact that Dr. Elam
J. Anderson was recently inaugurated
as President of Linfield College at Mc-
Minnville, Oregon.
Gustaf W. Hammar, Ph. D., who re-ceived
his Doctorate Degree from Cali-fornia
Institute of Technology, has
been with the University of Idaho
since 1922 and is now Head of the
Department of Physics in that Uni-versity.
Arthur Abrahamson, merchant at
Fosston, Minn., sends greetings to
Bethel Alumni, faculty members, and
Gladys Hedman is beginning her
sixth year as Dietitian in the Glen
Falls Hospital, Glen Falls, N. Y.
David and Esther Moberg celebrated
their fifth wedding anniversary and
fifth anniversary of their work at
Elim, Seattle in October. One hun-dred
and sixty friends, of which nine
were preachers, were present.
Clarence Moberg, after teaching in
the University of North Dakota, and
spending nine months with the State
Public Health Laboratory in North
Dakota, is now attending Rush Medi-cal
College at Chicago, Ill.
Harry Lundell, pastor of the Elim
Free Church, Chicago, sends greet-ings
to his fellow-alumni.
Henry C. Johnson, who received his
M. A. Degree from the University of
Chicago in 1927, is doing graduate
work there and also teaching English
Literature and Composition. He is
married to Goldie Putnam, class of
Elvera Scherling was married last
summer to Mr. Fred Miller. Mr. and
Mrs. Miller are at home at Baker,
Minnie E. Carlson, formerly mission-ary
in Hangchow, China, was married
September 16, 1932 to Horace L. Jaco-way.
J. Harold Lindblom, and his wife,
Zeraph Hedstrom ('24) are actively
engaged in Young People's work in
Lansing, Iowa. They have two chil-dren,
Robert, 7, and Gene, 2.
Sylvia Strom is teaching at Dickin-son,
N. D., and is also engaged in
Sunday School work there.
Malvina Johnson had the unique ex-perience
this year of celebrating
Thanksgiving Day as the Pilgrim
Fathers did. "The White people of
the community (Lodge Grass, Mont.)
came over to the Indian Mission
where they all ate dinner together.
'Old White Arm' came up the day be-fore
to ask if he could say Grace at
the state event. He was first convert
among the Crows at Lodge Grass. He
also gave me my Indian name which
is 'Goes Ahead Twice'."
Paul E. Wallendorf, who works in
the Auditing Department of the Gen-eral
Electric Company, Schenectady,
N. Y., writes : "Interest developed in
accounting originally in Bethel's Com-mercial
Department, led ultimately to
my taking up the field for my life's
work, and the securing of a C. P. A.
Degree from the State of Illinois."
Florence E. Buisman, now Mrs. S.
L. Arnquist, Milaca, Minn., writes:
"My daughter started school this fall.
I'm hoping to send her to Bethel some
day in the future. There is no place
like Bethel. Greetings to the class
of '25".
Carl Hogfelt is ill at Southern Bap-tist
Sanitorium, El Paso, Texas. Let
us remember him also in our prayers.
We congratulate Florence Nystrom
who was married on October 28 to
Mr. Arthur M. Collins. Her new ad-dress
is 11 of 328 Owaza Minato-machi,
Matsuzaka-machi, Mieye-ken, Japan.
Richard Wickstrand, son of Rev.
and Mrs. Roger Wickstrand, of Assam,
Wise and Otherwise
The Physics class has been serious-ly
and earnestly studying vibration
and acceleration. One student has
taken it so seriously as to make this
remark at the store : "I want one can
of Vibrated Milk." After some fluster-ed
explanation, the shopkeeper de-livered
a can of evaporated milk.
Slips That Didn't Pass
The lesson of "The Chambered Nau-tilus"
is in the last stanza where it
says, "Build thee more statements, oh
my soul."
This story was very good, for it
holds the reader in suspension to the
The lesson in "The Chambered Nau-tilus"
is that we should build up our
Holmes became professor of analogy
at Harvard.
The angel said to Peter, "Put on
thy scandals and follow me."
Jacob wrestled all night with an
angle (apparently, the patriarchs had
difficulty with geometry, too!)
Brain Fever?
In order to patronize all our ad-vertisers
a student would follow a
routine something like this. In the
morning an alarm clock which he had
bought from C. J. and H. W. Anderson
would waken him. He would dress in
a $15.85 McCluskey suit and a pair of
shoes from P. G. Johnson. Then for
breakfast he would have Egekvist
rolls, and coffee with cream from
Midway Creamery. He then would go
to class and hand in a composition
written on stationery from Josten's
Jewelers and Stationers. In the next
class he would probably write a test
with a Parker pen from McClain and
Hedman Co. After school he would
get his hair cut at Labon's Barber
Shop, make a deposit at the Midway
National Bank, and have some busi-ness
cards printed at Inter City Print-ing
Company. Last, but not least, he
would have his picture taken at Carl
0. Erickson's to send to his home-town
Of Course
Father: Preposterous! You marry
my daughter? Why, she's my only
Suitor: But, sir, one was all I want-ed.
Flattered Them
Mr. Dollar (arriving at a dinner
party with family) :"Please announce
Mr. and Mrs. Dollar and daughter."
New Butler (announcing in a loud
voice) : "Three bucks."
Too Many Years
Waiter: "These are the best eggs
we have had for years."
Diner: "Well, bring me some you
haven't had so long."
has been seriously ill with pneumonia
but is now much improved.
Robert E. Peterson of LOT Angeles,
connected with the Goodyear Tire
Company, spent last year in Buenos
Aires, Argentine, for this company.
We hope they will send him to St.
Paul next time.
Katherine A. Felthous is a student
at the St. Paul Bible Training School.
An air mail message has been re-ceived
from Rev. and Mrs. Reuben
Holm, from Calcutta, dated Novem-ber
6 — "Arrived safely late Friday
evening. Were met by August Berg.
Leave Tuesday for Assam, getting to
Gauhati on Wednesday morning. We
have been designated to Golaghat,
with Swansons for the first six
months. Rejoicing to be in India."
In Madras Mr. and Mrs. Holm visited
with Elsie Larson, ('28) and Eric and
Doris Fryckenberg ('29).
Another prospective Bethelite! Rev.
and Mrs. Tapper (Eva Nelson) are the
proud parents of Miriam Dorcas who
was born December 2.
William Adam worked for the Na-tional
German Baptist Young Peoples
and Sunday School Workers Union
during the summer. He is now a stu-dent
at the University of Minnesota.
School News
Several students who were not so
fortunate as to go home during
Thanksgiving were entertained in the
home of Bonnie Alden on this feast
Arthur Carlson has been absent
from school this week because of an
attack of influenza.
Professor C. E. Carlson spent his
Thanksgiving vacation in hunting
small game.
Miss Paleen, Mrs. Swedberg, and
Miss Johnson spent their vacations
recuperating from illness.
Dr. Hagstrom left for Chicago on
Monday evening to attend a meeting
of the Mission Committee on Tuesday
evening and a meeting of the Com-mission
of Promotion and Finance on
Thursday. He returned yesterday
morning in order to attend the Alumni
Irma Nelson has discontinued her
studies in the Junior College in view
of pursuing them at the University
after the Christmas recess.
Ruby Theline was called home Tues-day
to attend the funeral of her grand-mother
who 'passed away Monday
Seniors have not seen much action
these past few weeks, but they have
been making some headway toward
commencement plans. Several stu-dents
have had their pictures taken,
and frequent wails of dismay at their
images in the proofs have been heard.
All the Juniors have been looking
forward to Homecoming Day, while
the instructors have been wondering
just what they should have the classes
do so that the pupils will not display
their ignorance before the visitors.
Virgil Chamberlin reciting from
"Minimum Essentials," quoted:
"While one is going to school, one
should diligently study." Is that a
Higher Algebra is just so much
Greek to Miss Paleen when she starts
her Algebra class after chapel period.
The English IV class has enjoyed
many laughs from humorous happen-ings
during that period. A question in
a recent daily quizz ran thus: "De-scribe
the beard of the merchant." A
student who misunderstood the word
"beard" for "beer" promptly wrote
"London Ale."
Juniors are justly proud of one of
their class members, Karl Koch,
whose picture recently appeared in
the sport section of the Daily News.
The treasurer of the Junior class,
Esther Christenson, warns her class-mates
that if they want a banquet
next spring, their dues must be paid.
She says that so far only three have
paid them.
Special Rates to Students
171-173 East Seventh St.
St. Paul, Minn.
Garfield 3618
Lake Park Baptist Church
1220 No. Pascal Avenue
9:30 Sunday School
10:30 Morning Worship
5:00 Vesper Service
A cordial welcome to all.
Click tabs to swap between content that is broken into logical sections.


text:
Little by little, provisional and absentee ballots are being counted in the 12 counties that make up the 7th Congressional District, resulting in occasional fluctuations in unofficial results in the hotly contested election.
WILMINGTON � Little by little, provisional and absentee ballots are being counted in the 12 counties that make up the 7th Congressional District, resulting in occasional fluctuations in unofficial results in the hotly contested election.
By Friday afternoon, a winner � either Democrat Mike McIntyre or Republican David Rouzer � will be declared after the boards of elections certify election results. After that, a recount remains a distinct possibility, if the candidate with the fewest votes chooses to demand one.
As of Wednesday morning, McIntyre still led Rouzer by 420 votes, according to unofficial results at the State Board of Elections, but some counties are still counting provisional and absentee ballots. Ballots counted Tuesday and Wednesday were expected to be added to the totals by the State Board of Elections Wednesday, meaning some change in the vote differential is likely.
By the end of the day today, a much clearer picture about the race will emerge after elections officials in the 7th District's two largest counties � New Hanover and Johnston � will count the approved provisional ballots in those counties and add the results to the totals. When those counties' ballots are fully counted, it will make it less likely that either candidate could make up anything but a very small vote deficit.
In New Hanover County, the board of elections will meet at 2 p.m. today to decide which provisional ballots to approve and then count them. Elections Director Marvin McFadyen said representatives from the Rouzer and McIntyre campaigns, the political parties and other observers would attend the meeting at the Board of Elections.
"I expect a full house to be honest with you," McFadyen said.
In Johnston County, provisional ballots will be counted at 4 p.m. at that county's elections office in Smithfield. Johnston County Elections Director Leigh Anne Price said she would recommend that the board approve 357 of the 1,338 provisional ballots cast there.
Both campaigns have been fairly quiet since the Nov. 6 election. While the McIntyre campaign has claimed victory, the Rouzer campaign insists the race remains too close to call.
If the vote differential remains within 1 percent of the total ballot cast after all ballots are counted, which is likely, the trailing candidate may request a recount.
Meanwhile, McIntyre returned to Washington this week for the lame duck session of Congress. His campaign manager Lachlan McIntosh said a team of campaign workers has been in place at boards of elections throughout the 7th District to review provisional and absentee ballots.
"We are confident our lead will continue and potentially grow � and that our victory will stand," McIntosh said in a prepared statement.
The Rouzer campaign also has been largely mum since the election. It also has people out at the boards of elections keeping tabs on the process.
"We're just waiting until Friday to see what's going on and where we stand," Rouzer campaign spokeswoman Jessica Wood said.
Rouzer, a state senator from Johnston County, challenged McIntyre, the eight-term incumbent from Robeson County, in a newly drawn 7th Congressional District, which includes Duplin and Pender counties.

subset: commoncrawl


text:
Windows 8.1 Preview Now Available
The Start Button Returns!!
Published: 27th June 2013 | Source: Microsoft |
When Microsoft first unveiled their successor to Windows 7 to the public most people were a little taken aback. There were those who were totally for it, sure, but the majority of us couldn't fathom why an OS which seemed optimised for the mobile space was finding its way onto our desktops. That was just over 7 months ago now for the general release and things have changed a fair bit since then. Third party mods have been released to amend the big differences, but for the most part people just seemed to move on and adapt to their new tiled workspace.
Some of the biggest challenges new customers had to face was the lack of the previously ever-present Start button. This was instead replaced with a hot-point on the bottom left hand corner of the screen to drag your cursor, which would then bring up the new Metro start screen. The Metro interface was a whole other bag of worms, with the new tile-based system not conforming to what everyone liked. The tiles were there to provide shortcuts to apps, to show information such as weather reports and calendar appointments, and they were highly optimised for touch screen interfaces. This touch screen optimisation is what left many to feel as if Windows 8 in a desktop environment, where the mouse and keyboard are still the most used peripherals for control, just wasn't well suited.
Roll on today and we see the release of the Windows 8.1 Preview - Microsoft's answer to our questions. At present the only way to download the preview is via Microsoft's Windows Store, but an ISO file should soon be made available for download too. The completed version won't be released until later this year but the preview should allow users to gain an insight into what's to come.
The new Metro interface shows off greater customisation of tile sizes.
First thing's first - the Start Button returns!! Just not in the way most people wanted. The bottom left hand corner of your screen shall once more be blessed with the Start Button's presence, but it's not the same button we all grew to love. It's said that the new iteration is simply a guise for the same shortcut to bring up the Metro start screen. Oh dear. Not quite what we had in mind. Rubbing salt into our wounds we see that the Metro interface has received an update instead, with further options given for tile sizes. This should enable greater personalisation of your start screen while utilising space in a more efficient way.
Take a look at what Microsoft have to say to their developers:
From a developer standpoint this looks to be a huge improvement. Greater flexibility all round and the automatic updates allow bug fixes to arrive far more quickly than before. By promising up to 80% of the total revenue made by an app, 10% more than Apple or Google, it's clear that Microsoft are doing their best to lure more software developers to work with their platform.
An unlikely addition to the OS is native 3D Printing capabilities. Got yourself a fancy 3D Printer and you're worried about the 3rd party apps needed to run it? Fear no more, Microsoft have you covered. This added support gives hope to 3D Printing becoming more mainstream in the not too distant future as more and more systems cater for their needs.
So, for those of you using Windows 8 already, what are you waiting for? Get updated and tell us what you think on the OC3D Forums!
For more information about the release please visit Microsoft's website, here.
Most Recent Comments
Now all the haters who moan over the start button and start screen have nothing to hate Windows 8 for now it has a start button and a boot to desktop option. Shame MS has to spoon feed people who can't learn how to do new things Quote
Updating now
Now all the haters who moan over the start button and start screen have nothing to hate Windows 8 for now it has a start button and a boot to desktop option. Shame MS has to spoon feed people who can't learn how to do new things
start button still opens the start screen i believe, still some hate left :P
Anyone that wants to know how to use the boot desktop option (because MS don't make it clear) right click on the task bar, click properties, go to the navigation tab and you will see a tick box with the option to "go to the desktop instead of start when I log in"Quote
Yeah, just tried it and it does open the start screen. The boot to desktop option is there though.
Anyone that wants to know how to use the boot desktop option (because MS don't make it clear) right click on the task bar, click properties, go to the navigation tab and you will see a tick box with the option to "go to the desktop instead of start when I log in"
Still it is good that ms are taking note to our complaints Quote
Continue ReadingQuote


text:
http://www.greencarcongress.com/2016/11 ... aersk.htmlMaersk Line, Ports of LA & Long Beach in 3-year project to measure air pollution benefits from $125M eco-upgrade; real-time tracking 24x7
Shipping company Maersk Line and the ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach are partnering to measure the environmental benefits of a $125-million upgrade for 12 Maersk container ships. This will involve the installation of high-tech equipment to track vessel emissions and energy efficiency over the next three years, enabling more transparency and ultimately reducing the environmental impact of vessels calling at the San Pedro Bay port complex. . . .
The two ports are contributing a combined $1 million to real-time tracking systems that represent an industry leading application to pinpoint vessel emissions while ships are at sea and at berth. . . .
The ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach will split the $1 million cost under their joint Technology Advancement Program (TAP). TAP is a grant program created under the ports' landmark Clean Air Action Plan to accelerate the evaluation and demonstration of new and emerging clean technologies for reducing and ultimately eliminating harmful emissions from all port-related sources. Ships generate the lion's share of air pollution associated with port activity.
Under its "radical retrofit" program, Maersk Line upgraded vessels that already plug into shore power at the San Pedro Bay ports. The additional improvements include redesigning the bulbous bow of each vessel, replacing existing propellers with more efficient models, and "derating" the main engines to make them more efficient at lower speeds.
The retrofit program also involved raising the bridge to increase each ship's capacity from about 9,500 TEUs (twenty-foot equivalent units) to about 11,000 TEUs. This allows Maersk Line to carry more containers per vessel while decreasing their environmental impact per container moved.
The energy efficiency makeover is expected to decrease each ship's fuel consumption by more than 10%, saving an estimated 10,000 metric tons of fuel on an annual basis. This would reduce greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions by an estimated 31,000 tons of carbon dioxide per year and lead to similar reductions of diesel particulate matter (DPM), nitrogen oxides (NOx) and sulfur oxides (SOx). A single ton of CO2 would fill a 1,400-square-foot house.
Since 2007, Maersk Line has reduced GHG emissions associated with its vessel operations by 42% on a per container, per kilometer basis. The Retrofits and TAP demonstration project with the San Pedro Bay ports will help Maersk Line reach its goal of a 60% reduction of CO2 and other pollutants by 2020. . . .


text:
Moderators: Three Stars, dagny, pfim, netwolf
penscup wrote:Lange stated in pregame that Eckman was out with some type of virus. FYI.
netwolf wrote:That's the kind of play I want to see Whitney make more often. Jump up and provide another offensive option.
If he's doing that early, I think it's an indication his confidence is up, and that's a good sign for the Pens this evening.
netwolf wrote:scpensfan wrote:Malkin to the box for 2.
And Recchi in there to keep him company, likely for running his mouth.
Users browsing this forum: Humperdink, Pitts and 15 guests


text:
Merckx index wrote:Whoa! Didn't see this coming—P4P king Andre Ward is retiring:"I want to be clear – I am leaving because my body can no longer put up with the rigors of the sport and therefore my desire to fight is no longer there," the statement titled "Mission Accomplished" said. "If I cannot give my family, my team, and the fans everything that I have, then I should no longer be fighting."
Boxers frequently "retire", only to return after some time off (Mayweather and Pacquiao, e.g.), and it's possible Ward will do that; he's 33, probably close to his physical peak, and could look forward to at least several more years as an elite boxer. OTOH, this is a good time to go. He's 32-0, with probably his most defining two fights his most recent ones, the wins over Kovalev. He certainly has nothing left to prove, and it appears the only challenges left for him would be to move up in weight. He did speculate about fighting heavyweight, but there are many in that division he couldn't beat. Also, of course, the sooner a boxer retires, the better his future health prospects are.
Hopefully leaving now will be good for his brain health.


text:
This session provides attendees with details on how to approach a SQL Server virtualisation project. Discussing topics central to server virtualisation such as performance and scalability considerations.
Here's a summary of the session:
SQL Bits was started by a group of individuals that are passionate about the SQL Server product suite.
There is a breadth of knowledge in the SQL Community that will benefit everyone in the community.
We want to spread that knowledge.
We all work with the SQL community, some of us for many years. We have a range of skills and experiences from being given the MVP award by Microsoft, organising user groups and speaking at events around the world.
Copyright © 2019 SQLBits Limited. All Rights Reserved.


text:
Ammara Designs
Bathroom Fixtures
- All Ammara Designs Bathroom Fixtures
- Bathroom Faucets
- Bathtub Faucets
- Bathtub Spouts
- Tub & Shower Faucets
Ammara Designs
Showers & Fixtures
- All Ammara Designs Showers & Fixtures
- Shower Systems
- Shower Heads & Sprayers
- Wall Slide Bars
- Shower Valves & Diverters
Ammara Designs
Bathroom Accessories
- All Ammara Designs Bathroom Accessories
- Towel Bars & Rings
- Bath & Shower Parts & Accessories
Ammara Designs
- All Ammara Designs Hardware
- Hooks
Berea (Series 11)
Berea answers tradition with warmth, precision and a penchant for design. Drawing on superb craftsmanship, Berea embraces and articulates your love for detail and style.
Darby (Series 15)
Classic meets Art Deco in a statement of distinctive luxury. Balance Old World elegance with contemporary sophistication, Darby nods to the columns of early- Renaissance concert harps with its solid, barrel-shaped form and clean fluid lines.
Leyden (Series 14)
Leyden, with its bold footings and tapered design, expresses the majesty of water and light, movement and reflection. Strong yet simple, Leyden speaks to your aptitude and agility for style and functionality.
Rough Valves
Taos (Series 17)
Inspired by the mid-century modern classic, Eero Saarinen's Tulip table, Taos embodies elegance in its simple, clean lines. With arching, structural curves and reflected light, Taos takes center stage.


text:
|The UMAC's Dome Day will get
a lot busier again in 2009.
D3sports.com file photo
The Upper Midwest Athletic Conference announces the expansion of
membership as five institutions have accepted an invitation to join
the league as associate members participating in football only.
Eureka, Greenville, MacMurray, Principia and Westminster (Mo.) will
join the UMAC beginning with the 2009 season. The SLIAC, which only
reinstated football in 2008, drops the sport for the second time in
a decade.
The five institutions, which all remain full members of the St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic Conference, will join the existing five football members of the UMAC (St. Scholastica, Crown, Martin Luther, Northwestern (Minn.) and Minnesota-Morris) to form a 10-team football conference. Principia announced in January the suspension of their football program for the 2009 season with the intention of reinstating the program in the future. Associate SLIAC members Huntingdon and LaGrange are not included.
The UMAC expects to receive an automatic bid to the playoffs beginning in 2011 after the mandatory two-year waiting period is completed.
"This was a very tough decision for our administrators because of the excitement that surrounded our institutions and the conference as a whole when football returned to the SLIAC last season as well as the great relationship being built with our affiliate members, Huntingdon and LaGrange," SLIAC Commissioner William J. Wolper said.
"There were three primary reasons we brought football back in 2008 -– to provide our schools a significant portion of their playing schedule through conference competition; to provide football student-athletes the opportunity to compete under the same moniker as other student-athletes at their institution; and to provide the student-athletes an opportunity to compete for an automatic bid to the NCAA playoffs.
"Unfortunately, with the loss of two football programs this offseason, two of those three reasons were no longer available ... Therefore, for the same reasons we brought football back to the conference, we are removing it from sponsorship allowing those schools to seek alternative affiliations."
Corey Borchardt, Commissioner of the UMAC, said, "We are excited to add these institutions to the UMAC as associate members first and foremost because they share a similar mission and vision as well as exhibit values that also concur with our full membership. Furthermore, the addition of the associate members will provide greater stability in scheduling with the additional conference contests and enhance the conference identity as a whole."
A playing schedule among the six formerly SLIAC football programs was to remain in place for 2009. However, in light of the announcement by Colorado College of the Southern Collegiate Athletic Conference that it would be dropping football, and given Huntingdon's location to several SCAC institutions, Huntingdon requested to drop games vs. SLIAC schools as it felt now was the best opportunity to get into multi-year agreements with SCAC members. Schools affected by Huntingdon's request (Eureka and MacMurray) have filled those open dates.
Two of the UMAC's new institutions are very familiar with the league, as Principia and Westminster (Mo.) were both UMAC football members from 2002 to 2007. Westminster won the UMAC championship in 2003 and 2004.


text:
William Howard Taft was the first and only U.S. President to also serve as a justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. His newest claim to fame: he has joined the roster as the fifth racing president at Nationals Park.
Nominated to the Supreme Court by President Warren G. Harding in 1921, Taft served as Chief Justice until February 3,1930. Arguably, Justice Taft's greatest legacy was his role in improving the administrative efficiency of the U.S. Courts. Two significant reforms during his tenure include the establishment of the predecessor to the Judicial Conference of the United States and his push to narrow the Supreme Court's mandatory jurisdiction, embodied in the Judiciary Act of 1925 (43 Stat 936).
Time will tell how #27 (aptly nicknamed "Big Chief") will transfer his judicial acumen to challenge the often illicit antics of his more seasoned rivals.


text:
Looking for design inspiration? Browse our curated collections!
Boundary: Bleed area may not be visible.
Click and drag to re-position the image, if desired.
The watermark at the lower right corner of the image will not appear on the final product.
Image Size
The image is near the edges of the product but doesn't cover the entire product. Some of the background color may appear around the outside edges of the image.
Background Color
Decorate your bathroom and dry yourself off with our luxuriously soft bath towels and hand towels. Our towels are made from brushed microfiber with a 100% cotton back for extra absorption. The top of the towel has the image printed on it, and the back is white cotton. Available in three different sizes: hand towel, bath towel, and bath sheet.
Care Instructions
Machine wash cold and tumble dry with low heat.
Ships Within
1 - 2 business days
Thanks to my buyer of a IPhone XR Case of "Farm Green Tractor Vintage Style" going to Bonners Ferry, ID. Enjoy!
Thanks to my buyer of a 10" x 7.5" FRAMED AND MATTED print of "Farm Green Tractor Vintage Style" going to Drumore, PA. Enjoy!
Congratulations on your sale!
Congratulations !
Average Rating (4.17 Stars):
July 17th, 2019
July 17th, 2019
Cindy Vogel
July 1st, 2019
note: the watermark in the lower right does not appear in the final print. .... An old green farm tractor depicted in a vintage style. Fine art photography by Edward M. Fielding
Exclusive: edward-fielding.pixels.com All work comes with a 30 day money-back guarantee. If you don't love it, simply return it. NOTE: The watermark DOES NOT appear on the final print. Copyright Edward Fielding All Rights Reserved. email@example.com Edward Fielding retains all rights to these images. It is illegal to copy, scan or duplicate from the website in any form. Images on this site may not be used for personal or commercial use without written permission by Edward Fielding. Artist Blog: dogfordstudios.com Website: edwardfielding.com Fielding's work has been seen on the covers of books and magazines around the world. Currently residing on Anderson Pond in New Hampshire, Fielding travels the world looking...
Our return policy is very simple:
If you're not happy with a purchase that you made on FineArtAmerica.com, for any reason, you can return it to us within 30 days of the order date. As soon as it arrives, we'll issue a full refund for the entire purchase price. Please note - Fine Art America does not reimburse the outgoing or return shipping charges unless the return is due to a defect in quality.
Fine Art America sells thousands of pieces of artwork each month - all with a 100% money-back guarantee. We take great pride in the fact that hundreds of thousands of artists have chosen Fine Art America to fulfill their orders, and we look forward to helping you select your next piece!
All hand towels ship from our production facility within 1 - 2 business days of your order.


text:
Whether you are an incoming resident planning your move or departing from one of our locations, we offer great incentives and valuable information to assist with this transition. Select one of the options below to learn more.
You've been assigned a home... now what? Our Resident Specialists are ready to help you get settled into your new home quickly and efficiently.
Are you PCS'ing to another location where BBC manages the housing? Sign a lease with BBC at your next location and take advantage of a $100 reward.
Avoid the stress of a move! Find out everything you need to know to prepare for your new home at BBC or transition out to your next destination.
For Maintenance Emergencies Call:
© 2019 Balfour Beatty Communities


text:
We found lots of festive holiday heels and Chanel espadrilles this season. Jeweled, studded, spiked and sparkly are what we found in this week's #showmyshoes Instagram roundup. Get a look at which shoes made our favorites for the week, and don't forget to tag your own photos for a chance to be featured!
ShowMyShoes Instagram Roundup – December 11
Tags: Chanel ESPADRILLES
comnum(0) tbcount(0) tbcount(613)
Chanel Espadrilles
Last spring I was obsessed with getting a pair of black mesh Chanel espadrilles. I was so enamored with these shoes that nothing could stop me from buying them. The espadrilles were in high demand, but I was lucky enough to snag the very last pair in my size at the Chanel shop in Manhattan near 5th, where I have always had a wonderful shopping experience.
Yes, the shoes are crazy expensive but when you factor in cost per wear they are relatively inexpensive. I wore them nonstop last spring/summer and have already taken them back out of the closet for several wears while recently in South Florida. This season's version has a thicker sole that makes these fabulous shoes just that much better.
The leather and mesh version from last year was perfect for hot summer days and this season I've got my eye on the all canvas version in a classic Chanel black and white version. Check out your local Chanel boutique to see what's available near you if you love this shoes style as much as I do…or try out this very similar version for one-tenth of the price. But either way get yourself a pair of espadrilles for the spring and summer. You won't regret this classic shoe style that will quickly become your go-to warm weather shoe.
Tags: Chanel ESPADRILLES
comnum(0) tbcount(0) tbcount(661)
Referring to your shoes that will are offered to the longest hour, Probably the idea ought to remain in the Chanel Espadrilles. The idea which consists of lighting, serviceable, affordable can be popular for women across the world. These are lighting, no matter whether to search as well as accomplish exercising, it's going to be the most suitable selections. Should you be a new sporty one particular and still have an engaged life style then you certainly ought to try out for distinct various shoes. Chanel Espadrilles are certainly not merely comfy, nonetheless they in addition provide prospects for obtaining an exceptional fashion by simply deciding on via various these people. If you need to experience a match, it does not take company that one could take into consideration.
It does not take globe's first company that will develop Chanel Espadrilles, on the other hand, it does not take most significant and quite a few renowned sneakers company presently. They have your most legend basic sneakers in numerous major string along with many variations. Your methods of Chanel Shoes are generally current quite speedily. Chanel Flats are generally brand-new sneakers variations presented divorce lawyers atlanta time, that make your hesitant demoralizing manner have an overabundance of selections. Additionally, they generally cross-border cooperates using a number of renowned stylists for you to kick off particular format. Considering that throughout 1917, if your basic most Chanel Flats became available, and then Their most legend basic sneakers turns into your pronoun involving world renowned canvas. Chanel Espadrilles contains the standing involving "Rolls-Royce" throughout canvas sneakers.
Tags: Chanel shoes ESPADRILLES
comnum(0) tbcount(0) tbcount(651)
In the shadow of the global economic crisis, although most of the brands are reducing in launch new products to reduce expenditure. A series of single product launch in early summer 2014 under the support of many loyal fans of Chanel. Chanel Shoes is considerate for you to launch such as the daily mix of Chanel Espadrilles ,high heels shoes, flat shoes and sporty sneakers.
When it come to Chanel Flats, we will immediately think of the classic Chanel Espadrilles. Designers pay more attention in this layering of the shoes and choose the lightweight materials of canvas, cotton and the other breathable lightweight materials. In addition, the special feature of Chanel Espadrilles is that it often own two color. Chanel Espadrilles is not limited to the traditional black and white color in material, Instead of it use more candy colors,such as Beige, earth colors, black, red and other colors line ,which filled with feelings of gentle flavor in the summer. The varied colors breaking the traditional wood-tone shoes to make a more modern system, but also to better highlight the personality! I believe both Young artists or sports enthusiast can easily manage this wonderful Chanel Espadrilles!
Tags: Chanel ESPADRILLES
comnum(0) tbcount(0) tbcount(676)
The traditional Espadrilles shoes are used the woven jute soles and canvas uppers. And it was originated at near the Mediterranean region in France. In order to cope with hot and dry during the dry season people over there created the shoes we call espadrilles. Although Chanel Flats looks ordinary. but it with it's comfort, lightweight to win the people's favorite. Even thoes elegant Parisian girl also must treat it as life preparation of shoes.
2014 summer, Chanel Espadrilles appeared at the street even more people have to pay attention to it. From the star to the model get it, different ages of beauty also like Chanel Shoes because it can esay to match a shirts with jeans or a suit can get. And Chanel launched Chanel Espadrilles which is worth of over 300 euros, it decorated with double C logo of and become the smart item many fashion bloggers must constantly put on. With the original plain look different, fashion Chanel espadrilles in color or pattern is more varied, the material also spend more material corduroy, lace, metallic fabrics and even animal fur and so on. The laendlich Chanel Flats tuen to gorgeous , it will become your new favorite, or you already are a fan of it?
Tags: Chanel ESPADRILLES
comnum(0) tbcount(0) tbcount(694)
1957,a classic Chanel Shoes had schemed out: Chanel Espadrilles. It is symbolizes Chanel return the fashion. This is because the Chanel Espadrilles differ from traditional design and attact all over the world,which let we see Chanel vow will stand at the forefront of the fashion returnning again.
Chanel Espadrilles with an innovative and elegant profile, which is regard as a necessary for Chanel fans. They always said, "Chanel Espadrilles are the most important part of ladies elegance." Beige shoes with black toe and elastic shoe side, these two elements create the classic Chanel Espadrilles. Chanel 's creativity can not make Chanel Espadrilles in the limit of the white and black two colors. In order to allow women to have more collocation space and wear it in different occasions, chanel also introduced for daytime summer beige and dark blue. It is suitable for recreational sports and the sweet dinner and gold combination. These different color Chanel Shoes hailed as: "You can walk around the world while meeting all day with."
In addition to color, Chanel Espadrilles style fabric has also been improved in the original basis of innovation. There have add meticulous black satin and lambskin material and decorative bow. A hanging on his big toe revolutionized square silver buckle traditional design of shoes, in the year hit a 120,000 pairs of sales success, then it is frequently appear in stars such as Nicole Kidman's feet. Gina Lollobridgida color shoes to wear Chanel classic shot in the movie.
Tags: Chanel ESPADRILLES


text:
Restaurants Are Full of Old People Now
Hey, entitled "millennials," with your "organic" this and "artisanal" that and "farm to table" marijuana: you're not the bosses any more. Old folks have taken over American restaurants. Thank the lord.
Florida Today (just like USA Today, but with only Florida stories, so better) reports on the very latest numbers out of Trend Polling Central today, and we're extremely pleased to share this milestone with all of you:
For the first time in the United States, people older than 49 are eating out more than younger diners, according to a study released this year by the NPD Research Group, a market research company...
And restaurants, in turn, are responding with comfortable seating. Large-type menus and good lighting. Health-conscious offerings. Choices that embrace tastes from around the globe but down-home "comfort food," too.
Why have young folks lost their dining edge to the olds? Maybe it was the recession, or unemployment, or something to do with Guy Fieri. Who knows. All we we can say for sure is, "Thank god there will be more large-type menus and good lighting and comfort food because what is this, 'pickle plate,' for twelve dollars? We have a perfectly good jar of Vlasic at home."
Village Inn 4 life.
[Photo: AP]


text:
Temporary Kitchen Porter
- Recruiter
- Compass Group UK Ireland
- Location
- Nottingham
- Salary
- £7.38 - £7.83
- Posted
- 05 Nov 2018
- Closes
- 03 Dec 2018
- Ref
- Contact
- Mr Oliver Wright
- Sector
- Foodservice Jobs
- Job Function
- Kitchen Porter
- Contract Type
- Contract
- Hours
- Part Time
Resource Network is the central hub behind relief staff for Compass Group, the largest contract catering company in the world. Resource Network delivers temporary casual work direct to Compass Group clients, including the O2 arena, KPMG, Deloitte and Sainsbury's. We aim to recruit team members in front of house, back of house and chef roles who strive for perfection and are ambitious for delivering world class service to our clients and customers.Main responsibilities
Your duties to include but not limited to:
• General washing-up duties to include all tableware and kitchen equipment
• Ensuring all kitchen areas are clear of debris and conform to Health and safety regulations
• Assisting the kitchen team with additional duties as and when required
• Sweeping, mopping and cleaning all floor and surface areas
• Disposal of all waste
• This role can be physically demanding and may involve heavy lifting from time to time
We have temporary assignments available throughout the year ranging from short to long term with hours ranging from 7am through to 4pm Monday to Friday.Ideal candidate
We are looking for a team of passionate and enthusiastic individuals. Experience is not essential but would be beneficial. A candidate who is flexible and adaptable would have the correct mind set to work with Resource Network. The successful Team Member should meet the following criteria:
- Have a friendly & approachable character
- Love providing fantastic customer service
- Enjoy working as a part of a large staff team
- Driven to help the team achieve their targets
- Flexibility to excel in different roles across a diverse business
Whether it's your first back step back into employment, or you're just looking for a new challenge to fit your lifestyle. Let us support in matching you to the right job to develop your skills. Working through Resource Network comes with a range of benefits, something our regular team members use on a daily basis.
- Flexible Working Hours
- Supportive Team
- Perks at Work (Retail discounts, money off cinema tickets, family days out)
- Holiday Accruement
- Weekly Payment


text:
On Thursday, PFT reported that the outlook for tight end Rob Gronkowski playing in Week Four against the Falcons was not optimistic.
A report out of New England on Friday is more optimistic about both the tight end's chances of playing for the first time this season and wide receiver Danny Amendola making his first appearance since the first week of the season.
Ben Volin of the Boston Globe spoke to a source who told him that "as of today, they are playing." Both players have been limited in practice this week and are listed as questionable on the Patriots' final injury report of the week.
Volin's source adds a note of caution, however, by saying that there's "a lot of time between now and Sunday night." There could be an update to the status of the players on Saturday should the Patriots decide to leave either one at home when they fly to Atlanta or it could come down to the announcement of the inactives on Sunday evening.
Which basically means that things could wind up going either way for two key members of the New England offense.


text:
Malignant hyperthermia is a rare, inherited (genetic) disorder that
is potentially fatal. It can be triggered by exposure to certain anesthetics or muscle
The disorder is caused by a reaction in muscle that leads to activation of the muscles. This causes a very high body temperature and the breakdown of muscle tissue.
Anesthesia specialists can usually detect malignant hyperthermia early and treat it immediately. If it happens, malignant hyperthermia typically occurs during anesthesia or
shortly after the surgery.
You may have an increased chance of getting malignant hyperthermia if:
You can have a test to help find out if you have an increased chance of getting this disorder.
If a person who is at possible risk of malignant hyperthermia needs
anesthesia, the condition can be safely and completely avoided by choosing
anesthetics that do not trigger malignant hyperthermia.
You can get more information about malignant hyperthermia from
the Malignant Hyperthermia Association of the United States (MHAUS). Go to the website at www.mhaus.org.
ByHealthwise StaffPrimary Medical ReviewerAdam Husney, MD - Family MedicineSpecialist Medical ReviewerJohn M. Freedman, MD - Anesthesiology
Current as ofAugust 14, 2016
Next Section:
Previous Section:
Current as of:
August 14, 2016
Healthwise Staff
Medical Review:
Adam Husney, MD - Family Medicine & John M. Freedman, MD - Anesthesiology
This information does not replace the advice of a doctor. Healthwise, Incorporated, disclaims any warranty or liability for your use of this information. Your use of this information means that you agree to the Terms of Use. Learn how we develop our content.
To learn more about Healthwise, visit Healthwise.org.
© 1995-2017 Healthwise, Incorporated. Healthwise, Healthwise for every health decision, and the Healthwise logo are trademarks of Healthwise, Incorporated.
Last modified on: 8 September 2017


text:
When we had the Ford Escape Hybrid in for review a bit back, it held a lot of interest for us. We personally own a 2005 V6 Limited Escape and we wanted to see how the vehicle had evolved, both from an interior refresh and with the hybrid drivetrain. Making this comparison easier was that we received a loaded Limited model, though this was all wheel drive where ours is a front driver.
Lets first take a look at the interior. Interestingly, getting into the 2010 Escape was a lower ride height than in our personal '05 model. We say interesting because again, ours is a front driver and 2010 model was all wheel drive. At just shy of 5'10" and a 33" inseam, our personal Escape is not a step up to get into, but it does require an upward movement to get into. In the 2010 model you actually sat down into the vehicle.
Once inside, the updates are immediately noticeable. The combination of contrasting colors and textures gives it a nice feel. The material choices give the appearance of a higher quality than they actually are. We are not saying that the materials used are cheap; it's just that we've seen higher quality materials used in vehicles the Escape competes with head to head.
With the lighter colors used here, along with the large sunroof, our review unit had a very open and airy feel to it. The shiny black around the touch screen audio/navigation unit and center consoled, was a nice contrast to the tan and grey but, as with just about every use we have ever seen of the material, it is a magnate for fingerprints.
The touch screen unit is a generation behind in size: Ford has moved to a much larger size in it's more recent models. The unit is the same as the one in the Lincoln MKX we reviewed last year and while in the MKX, the unit seemed too small, here it was okay. Sure, it would have been nicer to have the additional real estate of a larger screen, but this one worked just fine.
The Microsoft SYNC system works as advertised and is the best in the business although it still has some issues with the iPod Touch. Looking through several forums, others have had similar issues and, that said, since we tested the Escape, Ford has issued a couple updates to the SYNC firmware to address the issue.
One of the reasons you buy a hybrid, obviously, is to get a bump in fuel mileage but one of the questions is, can that premium you pay for the hybrid pay for itself in improved fuel mileage. If you go on the premise that figures lie and liars figure, it all depends on how you count.
The EPA rates the all wheel drive Escape Hybrid at 30 city/27 highway, the four cylinder all wheel drive Escape is 20/26 and the V6 is 18/23. If you go front drive, it sorts out as 34/31 for the hybrid, 21/28 for the four cylinder and 19/25 for the V6. We got mid 27's in mixed driving and we tried to drive the Escape like a "normal" car, rather than a hybrid for most of our time with it.
If we look at our personal '05 Escape with a V6, it returns 22-23 MPG in mixed driving and has been pretty consistent with that number since we've owned it. One point to make is in the interim Ford has upgraded the transmission for the four-speed automatic on ours to a six-speed auto across the line in the Escapes. If we take a guess, 30MPG would be realistic from the front drive model in combined real world mileage. A 7-8 mile per gallon change in fuel economy is significant. Now, factor in abut a $4500 premium for the hybrid option, trying as much as we can to outfit the vehicles as similarly as possible, go with 15,000 miles a year for an average driver and you get a 167 gallon difference in fuel used. Right now, 87 octane gas around Metro Detroit is $2.75/gallon, so that is $459.25 a year difference in your fuel bill. Depending on how much you financed to purchase the vehicle, that may not even be one month's payment. With those numbers, if you are buying a hybrid only on the idea of better fuel mileage, then it's not really a winning proposition. If your issues are more with your personal carbon footprint or the usage of foreign oil in our economy, then you have to ask yourself how much extra "voluntary tax" you are willing to pay.
Even though on straight horsepower and torque numbers the Hybrid Escape is way down on the V6 model, the driving experience isn't all that different. That, in part, goes to the electric motor that is part of the hybrid system. It can, when needed, help boost performance by supplying extra power. The electric motor proves an additional 94 horsepower when called for to make up the difference between the four and six cylinder in total power. The Atkinson Cycle 2.5 inline four isn't the snappiest power plant, but it's okay. Passing situations and merging onto the highway, you notice the power deficit somewhat but it wasn't by a large measure.
As for the actual driving experience day to day, it proved to be just as competent as our '05 model and with some of the updates Ford has made, it rides a little quieter. The hardest part we found was trying to maximize the hybrid part of the drivetrain.
We've driven the Fusion Hybrid on multiple occasions and driving on just the electrics and batteries isn't too difficult once you get the hang of it. The pulse and glide method worked best rather than just accelerating using the electric motor. This was also the case with the Escape Hybrid, but it seemed that once you were in the glide mode, it took a very, very light pedal not to have the gas motor kick back in. It, in fact, required a lot of effort to do so. The difference between the Fusion experience and the Escape experience probably come down to weight, aerodynamics and the Escape being all wheel drive, with a greater drivetrain loss through frictions.
Yes, you have to retrain yourself how you drive to maximize any hybrid experience but with the Escape, it seemed even more so. We also wonder if the typical consumer who buys it will take the time and effort to do so. Yes, some will but we are talking about the 60-80% in the middle of that bell curve who think that having a hybrid just nets you more mileage with no change in driving behavior. We also wonder what their thoughts are two, three or four years in to the buying experience.
I let my wife drive the Escape since the '05 is her primary vehicle and while she thought the changes to the interior were nice and that it drove fine, she didn't get the hybrid system to engage even though we had gone out before and I had instructed her on how to use it. I bring this point up just to drive home the point about the average driver, because I think she typifies that.
In the end we can look at the Escape Hybrid as a competent vehicle that stands up well to others in it's category, hybrid system aside. The Escape, in its current form, is at the end of it's life cycle and it's been a good ten year run for it. The decision to go with the hybrid system will not be one of dollars and cents we think, but rather one of personal conscience. On straight money, the hybrid system doesn't really pay for it's self, at least in the current environment where gas is sub $3/gallon. It would have to be more than $5/gallon for it to make economic sense. The real question then is, can we recommend the Escape Hybrid? The answer is, it depends on what your goals are in owning the Escape. If you have the extra money to spend and you just want a vehicle that gets good mileage, but you aren't worried about a pay back period, then the Escape works. If you are concerned with the environment or the geo-political issues associated with the amount of oil we import, then the Escape could work for you. If you are interested in a hybrid that makes financial sense then, while a good effort, this, like every hybrid at this moment in time, is a pass.


text: Nina Dobrev – ELLE 24th Annual Women in Hollywood Celebration 6 Published October 19, 2017 at 783 × 1200 in Nina Dobrev and Ian Somerhalder Attend ELLE Women in Hollywood Welcome to Vampire Diaries Online! Want to stay up to date on the latest Vampire Diaries spoilers and news? Then subscribe to our RSS feed. You can also follow us on Twitter! Follow @tvdfansonline Previous Next


text:
This Campaign is open only to those who complete Elan's questionnaire and enter required Personal information on the prize game website and who are 18 years of age or older as of the date of entry. The Campaign is open to legal residents of Slovenia and is void where prohibited by law. Employees of Elan d.o.o., its affiliates, distributors, retailers, subsidiaries, advertising and promotion agencies, and suppliers, (collectively the "Employees"), and immediate family members and/or those living in the same household of Employees are not eligible to participate in the Campaign. The Campaign is subject to all applicable federal, state, and local laws and regulations. Void where prohibited.
By participating, the Contestant ("You") agree to be fully unconditionally bound by these Rules, and You represent and warrant that You meet the eligibility requirements. In addition, You agree to accept the decisions of Elan d.o.o. as final and binding as it relates to the content of this Campaign.
Entries will be accepted online starting on December 15th 2017 17:00 CET and ending December 31th, 2017 at 23:59 CET.
The Campaign must be entered by answering Elan's questionnaire on campaign website. The entry must fulfill all Campaign requirements, as specified, to be eligible to win a prize. Entries that are incomplete or do not adhere to the rules or specifications may be disqualified at the sole discretion of Elan, d.o.o. You may enter only once. You must provide the information requested. You may not enter more times than indicated by using multiple email addresses, identities, or devices in an attempt to circumvent the rules. If You use fraudulent methods or otherwise attempt to circumvent the rules, your submission may be removed from eligibility at the sole discretion of Elan, d.o.o.
- One day ski touring package with Davo Karničar for the Winner and his/her two (2) friends at Jezersko, Slovenia (the event). Elan d.o.o. will take care of the following costs of the Winner and his/her two friends in the location: meals, drinks and rent of ski touring skis. Travel and other costs are excluded. Actual/appraised value may differ at time of prize award. The specifics of the prize shall be solely determined by Elan, d.o.o. No cash or other prize substitution shall be permitted. The prize is nontransferable. Any and all prize-related expenses, including without limitation any and all federal, state, and/or local taxes, shall be the sole responsibility of the Winner. No substitution of prize or transfer/assignment of prize to others or request for the cash equivalent by Winner is permitted. Acceptance of prize constitutes permission for Elan, d.o.o. to use Winner's name, likeness, and entry for purposes of advertising and trade without further compensation, unless prohibited by law.
Elan d.o.o. shall change the date of the prize event based on weather conditions. In case of bad weather, Elan d.o.o. will contact the Winner and determine new possible date.
The odds of winning depend on the number of eligible entries received.
The Winner will be selected by a random drawing under the supervision of Elan, d.o.o.. The Winner will be notified by e-mail, specified in the application within three (3) working days following the selection of the Winner. Elan d.o.o. shall have no liability for Winner's failure to receive notices due to spam, junk e-mail or other security settings or for Winner's provision of incorrect or otherwise non-functioning contact information. If Winner cannot be contacted, is ineligible, fails to claim the prize within 7 days from the time award notification was sent, or fails to timely return a completed and executed declaration and release as required, the prize may be forfeited and an alternate Winner selected. Receipt by the Winner of the prize offered in this Campaign is conditioned upon compliance with any and all federal, state, and local laws and regulations. ANY VIOLATION OF THESE OFFICIAL RULES BY WINNER (AT ELAN, D.O.O.'S SOLE DISCRETION) WILL RESULT IN WINNER'S DISQUALIFICATION AS WINNER OF THE CAMPAIGN, AND ALL PRIVILEGES AS WINNER WILL BE IMMEDIATELY TERMINATED.
By entering this content (questionnaire answers), You understand and agree that Elan, d.o.o., anyone acting on behalf of Elan, d.o.o, and Elan, d.o.o.,'s licensees, successors, and assigns, shall have the right, where permitted by law, to print, publish, broadcast, distribute, and use in any media now known or hereafter developed, in perpetuity and throughout the World, without limitation, your entry, name, answers, statements about the Campaign, and biographical information for news, publicity, information, trade, advertising, public relations, and promotional purposes, without any further compensation, notice, review, or consent. By entering this content, You represent and warrant that your entry is an original work of authorship, and does not violate any third party's proprietary or intellectual property rights. If your entry infringes upon the intellectual property right of another, You will be disqualified at the sole discretion of Elan, d.o.o. If the content of your entry is claimed to constitute infringement of any proprietary or intellectual proprietary rights of any third party, You shall, at your sole expense, defend or settle against such claims. You shall indemnify, defend, and hold harmless Elan, d.o.o. from and against any suit, proceeding, claims, liability, loss, damage, costs or expense, which Elan d.o.o. may incur, suffer, or be required to pay arising out of such infringement or suspected infringement of any third party's right.
Elan, d.o.o. reserves the right, in its sole discretion, to cancel, terminate, modify or suspend the Campaign should virus, bug, non-authorized human intervention, fraud, or other cause beyond Elan, d.o.o.'s control corrupt or affect the administration, security, fairness, or proper conduct of the Campaign. In such case, Elan, d.o.o. may select the Winner from all eligible entries received prior to and/or after (if appropriate) the action taken by Elan, d.o.o. Elan, d.o.o. reserve the right, in its sole discretion, to disqualify any individual who tampers or attempts to tamper with the entry process or the operation of the Campaign or website or violates these Terms & Conditions. Elan, d.o.o. has the right, in its sole discretion, to maintain the integrity of the Campaign, to void entries for any reason, including, but not limited to: multiple entries from the same user from different IP addresses; multiple entries from the same computer in excess of that allowed by Campaign rules; or the use of bots, macros, scripts, or other technical means for entering. Any attempt by an entrant to deliberately damage any website or undermine the legitimate operation of the Campaign may be a violation of criminal and civil laws. Should such attempt be made, Elan, d.o.o. reserves the right to seek damages to the fullest extent permitted by law.
By entering, You agree to release and hold harmless Elan, d.o.o. and its subsidiaries, distributors, affiliates, advertising and promotion agencies, partners, representatives, agents, successors, assigns, employees, officers, and directors from any liability, illness, injury, death, loss, litigation, claim, or damage that may occur, directly or indirectly, whether caused by negligence or not, from: (i) such entrant's participation in the Campaign and/or his/her acceptance, possession, use, or misuse of any prize or any portion thereof; (ii) technical failures of any kind, including but not limited to the malfunction of any computer, cable, network, hardware, or software, or other mechanical equipment; (iii) the unavailability or inaccessibility of any transmissions, telephone, or Internet service; (iv) unauthorized human intervention in any part of the entry process or the Promotion; (v) electronic or human error in the administration of the Promotion or the processing of entries.
The Winner enters the campaign and the event at his/her sole risk. The Winner confirms he/she is familiar with the ski touring sport, has the proper knowledge and ability to perform it and understands and is fully aware of the inherent dangers involved in this sport. Unless otherwise explicitly provided for in these Rules, Elan takes no special safety measures and provides for no specific safety equipment. The sponsor is in no way responsible for any and all potential accidents or any kind of mishap incurred by the Winner or his/her friends, taking part in the event. The Winner is obliged to follow the usual instructions and restrictions for this sport and to take care for his/her own safety. In connection therewith, he/she agrees to defend, indemnify and hold Elan harmless from all suits, claims, causes of action, damages and costs incurred related to him/her use of Elan equipment and/or participating in the event. The Winner further agrees to maintain adequate medical insurance, and make no demands upon Elan for reimbursing any kind of medical cost or other compensation related to injury.
this campaign is governed by the laws of republic of Slovenia and, without respect to conflict of law doctrines. As a condition of participating in this Campaign, participant agrees that any and all disputes that cannot be resolved between the parties, and causes of action arising out of or connected with this Campaign, shall be resolved individually, without resort to any form of class action, exclusively before a court located in Slovenia having jurisdiction. Further, in any such dispute, under no circumstances shall participant be permitted to obtain awards for, and hereby waives all rights to, punitive, incidental, or consequential damages, including reasonable attorney's fees, other than participant's actual out-of-pocket expenses (i.e. reasonable costs associated with entering this Campaign). Participant further waives all rights to have damages multiplied or increased.
Information submitted with an entry is subject to the Privacy Policy stated on the contest website https://elanskis.typeform.com/to/QPS2jw and http://bit.ly/2Btdj6I.
To obtain a copy of the Winner's name or a copy of these Official Rules, mail your request along with a stamped, self-addressed envelope to: Elan, d.o.o., Begunje 1, 4275 Begunje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia. Requests must be received no later than three days before the event.
The Sponsor of the Campaign is Elan, d.o.o., Begunje 1, 4275 Begunje na Gorenjskem, Slovenia.
By participating in this promotion you agree to a complete release of Facebook from any claims.
Reduction reason0
Reduction reason0
Reduction reason0
Reduction reason0


text:
Meria Joel Carstarphen, Ed.D., is the superintendent of Atlanta Public Schools (APS) where she leads the district's nearly 52,000 students, 6,000 full-time employees, and 89 schools, and oversees the system's $1 billion annual budget. Prior to serving in Atlanta, she was superintendent in diverse, major metropolitan public school districts, including Austin, Texas and Saint Paul, Minnesota.In 2014, Dr. Carstarphen was charged with leading the transformation of APS. She has worked to restore organizational integrity and create a student-focused culture not driven by adult agendas. Through her leadership, the District has moved away from an over-reliance on high-stakes testing to emphasize whole-child development.During her tenure, APS is seeing improvements:
- The District's graduation rate has increased by 20.8 percentage points from 59.1 percent in 2014 to 79.9 percent in 2018, which is the highest graduation rate the District has achieved since the state aligned with the national standard in 2012.
- The school system achieved its highest gains to-date in the percentage of students who scored proficient and above on all subjects on the 2018 Georgia Milestones End-of-Grade assessments (English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies) and the District narrowed the performance gap with the State on all four End-of-Grade subjects.
- APS achieved year-over-year gains in the percentage of students scoring proficient and above on 18 of 24 (75%) End-of-Grade and End-of-Course assessments compared to gains in just over half (52%) in the previous year, and the District has seen longitudinal gains in the six End-of-Course subjects it has administered since the 2015 baseline year.
- The number of engaged employees increased significantly in 2018 (40%) compared to 2016 (29%), accounting for the largest year-over-year increase that APS has seen since this work began in 2014.
- Through the District's social and emotional learning initiative and its restorative practice efforts, the number of student arrests is down by 34% and student suspension rates have decreased overall.
- For the first time in seven years, APS is no longer disproportionate for the over suspension of African-American students with disabilities.
- The District increased the number of Career Technical and Agricultural Education (CTAE) pathway completers from 876 in 2017 to 1,083 in 2018 with 70.4% of the students earning an industry credential.
- APS' college-going rate has continued to increase, climbing seven percentage points from 2016 to 2017, and 60% of the 2017 on time graduate cohort were enrolled in two or four-year institutions.
As part of her community involvement, she serves on the boards of the Atlanta Ballet and the Woodruff Arts Center, and serves on the President's Council for Tulane University. In addition, she serves on the visiting committee for the Harvard Graduate School of Education, and as a Commissioner with the Aspen Institute's AspenSEAD (Social Emotional and Academic Development). She is an honorary member of the Junior League of Atlanta, a member of Leadership Atlanta, and a member of the Rotary Club of Atlanta.
She is honored and humbled to be the recipient of numerous awards including: the American Federation of State and County Municipal Employees and the Georgia Federation of Public Service Employees Superintendent of the Year (2018); Newcomb Alumnae Association at Tulane University Outstanding Alumna Award (2018); Anti-Defamation League Torch of Liberty Award (2017); Atlanta Magazine's Women Making A Mark (2017); Georgia Trend Magazine Top 100 Most Influential Georgians (2017, 2016); Atlanta Business Chronicle Most Admired CEO Awards (2017, 2016, 2015); Cool Girls, Cool Woman of the Year (2016); YWCA's Academy Of Women Achievers Award (2015); Austin Chapter of the NAACP DeWitty/Overton Freedom Award (2013); Greater Austin Chamber of Commerce Superintendent of the Year Award (2011).
Dr. Carstarphen earned her doctorate from the Harvard Graduate School of Education, master of education degrees from Auburn University and Harvard University, and a bachelor of arts in political science and Spanish from Tulane University. She has also studied at the University of Seville, Spain, and University of Innsbruck, Austria. Dr. Carstarphen began her education career as a middle school teacher in her hometown of Selma, Ala. She also has worked with elementary-level children in Seville, Spain, and Caracas, Venezuela.
Dr. Carstarphen is passionate about public education, leading APS and living its mission every day: With a caring culture of trust and collaboration, every student will graduate ready for college and career.Click here to download Dr. Carstarphen's biography Updated 3.15.19Dr. Meria J. Carstarphen, Superintendent
Atlanta Public Schools
Ph: 404.802.2820
E-Mail: email@example.com: @CarstarphenMJSuperintendent's Blog: atlsuper.comSpeaker Requests: Superintendent Speaker Request Form


text:
Managing Shipping Options
Lately, it seems like each issue of the Enlightener gives you a new job title. This issue is no different. Some of our past issues have assigned you as an accountant, a perfumer, a production manager and now, to ensure your candle business survives, it is important that you become the new shipping manager. It is important to understand the importance of all the inbound and outbound shipping options for your customers.Read More