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Vol. XXV111—No. 5
Bethel College and Seminary, St. Paul, Minnesota
November 23, 1948
Debate Squad To Enter Iowa Tournament
Societies Install
New Members
Gay colored formals worn by the
Lassies and Ladies greatly enhanc-ed
the social atmosphere of the
installation of new members into
the collegiate societies, Wednesday
evening, Nov. 10.
The Lords and Ladies held their
program in -the girl's dormitory;
the Lads and Lassies held their
program in the men's dormitory.
A devotional period, a talk by
the adviser, several impromptu
speeches and the presentation of
membership cards to new members
provided a well-balanced program.
Truly, a step toward the further
development of greater N poise and
social behavior was taken as a con-sequence
of each brother-sister
group having held a joint meeting
in the refreshment hour that cli-maxed
the evening's program.
Conference Buys
President's Home
Realization of another step
towards the Centennial goal took
place two weeks ago when Presi-dent
Wingblade moved into the
recently purchased President's
Centennial plans call for the
building of a President's home, and
this will be done as soone as build-ing
materials are more plentiful,
the School board emphasizes. How-ever,
the Board has felt that one
was needed as soon as possible so
has purchased a home located at
1411 Arona to serve until the Cen-tennial
home is built.
The junior class considered the
problem of the Junior-Senior ban-quet,
and it was decided that the
juniors would give a banquet in
honor of the seniors.
Matters of 'business discussed in
the sophomore session were the
winter retreat to be held January
21, 22, 23; the question of sopho-more
graduation; and the unavoid-able
problem of clas dues, which
was settled at $1.00 for the fall
Activity Forms
Are Developed
A joint committee on the restudy
of campus organizations met last
Tuesday and decided to prepare a
Student Council Activities Form
which each student will be required
to fill out when he registers for the
winter quarter. The purpose is
to create a file of students' in-terests,
and past experience of
students, to better determine the
organizations necessary to incorp-orate
the interests and abilities of
all the students.
Sea4aa Tic/Jets
Season tickets to B4thel's
basketball games will be avail-able
for non-students such as
alumni and student's wives and
friends. The cost will be $4.00
plus federal tax—a total of
$4.80. Students will be admited
to games by their activity cards.
Potato Room
Is Constructed
Contrary to a popular rumor, the
large hole adjacent to the girls'
dorm on the west is not going to be
a swimming pool. It is to be a
vegetable store room for the cafe-teria.
The new room will permit the
storage of potatoes and other fresh
vegetables with less spoilage than
before. This project is being con-structed
by college help. Its capac•
ity will be 1,848 cubic feet.
The Swedish Club
Elects Officers
The Swedish Club met for the
second time this year last Tuesday
evening in the Recr;ation Room of
the Men's Dormitory. The main
speaker of the evening was Alwar
Sundell, a special student at Bethel
this year. Refreshments were serv-ed
after the meeting.
Boys' 'Dorm Wins
Decoration Award
The competitive spirit that some-times
lies dormant was aroused in
the lives of quite a few of the
dormitory inmates when John Dis-chinger
announced that there
would be a plaque awarded to the
best decorated dormitory.
The name, of the dormitory win-ning
the plaque and the year in
which it was won will be engraved
upon it. The decorations were to
coincide with the theme of Home-coming,
"Greater Goals".
Gilbert Anderson, president of
the Men's Dormitory Council re-ceived
the award on behalf of
Edgren Hall. Robert Frydenberg
headed the committee that was re-sponsible
for the winning decora
tions. The arrow and the target
were used to portray the theme.
Enormous arrows were aimed at
the target mared with the goals of
the spiritual life, the scholastic life
and the social life. Appropriate
Scriptures were lettered on the ar-rows.
Bethel To Have
Postoffice Branch
The School Board announced this
week that President Wingblade
has completed negcitiations with
the postoffice department, and that
a postal sub-station will be set up
at Bethel soon. This will bring to
students all the benefits of a post-office
right on campus.
Business will be handled through
the present banking window. Ser-vices
available will be: money
orders, postal insurance, stamps,
registered mail, etc. The main
benefit is that the mailman will
pick up letters and packages twice
daily in the main office. This eli-minates
bringing mail out to the
corner mailbox to be mailed.
In return for maintaining the
sub-station the contract provides
that Bethel will receive the magni-ficent
sum of—$1.00 per year.
Discussion of Coll.
Constitution Held
A discussion was held in Bob
Nelson's apartment Wednesday
evening, Nov. 3 to arrive at a
better understanding of aims, and
to clarify expression of ideas to
be incorporated in the collegiate
societies' constitution.
Dean Carlson, Prof. Lawson,
Prof. and Mrs. S. Schultz, the presi-dents
of each of the collegiate
societies, Perry Hedberg, and the
constitutional committee were in
The discussion proceeded as Per-ry
Hedberg, chairman of the con-stitutional
committee presented the
work of the committee section by
Before the constitution Is pre-sented
to the socities for adoption
the committee must reword, and
polish the constitution to express
the conclusions arrived at during
the discussion.
Paney To Teach
Photo Group
A Photographic Study Group will
be initiated at Bethel the winter
quarter. Harry Paney, instructor of
the group, plans to teach the
principles of the camera, the fun-damentals
of picture taking, and a
short darkroom course.
All interested students may sign
up in the Dean's office. There will
be no tuition, but the student will
be expected to pay for the materi-als
used. The class will be limited
to 15 students this quarter to be
selected by the instructor, and mis-sionary
candidates will be given
All those considered for admit.
tance must submit a 300-500 word
paper on why they feel photogra-phy
is important on the mission
field today. Papers will be judged
on the basis of the interest of the
student—not on one's ability to
Girls Treat Boys
To Nikolina's Dag
Nikolina Dag climaxed last Fri-day
night in a program featuring a
Swedish melodrama.
Hazel Bondeson and Bill Lind-roth
led the cast in a rollicking
interpretation of Nikolina Dag
viewed from the Sweish angle.
This theme was further carried out
by Maypole festivities, couples
weaving in and out to entertwine
the blue and gold streamers of
the pole.
Bill Wright, master-of-ceremon-ies,
introduced "Jim" OLSEN,
"Bob" TIERNEY, "Don" SWARTZ
and "Paul" LINDER as the femin-ine
"male" quartet. The program
also included, among other things,
an accordian solo by Irene Hend-ricks,
and English translation of
"Nikolina" by Len Anderson, and
the kissing of the mayor's ring.
Refreshments were served in the
dining hall following the program.
The desire was expressed that
the Nikolina theme might become
traditional at Bethel, replacing the
Sadie Hawkins' Day of former
Cold Sizois
Dr. Burton and several assis-tants
have administered cold
shots to the Bethel family. The
shots proved successful last
year in preventing many serious
colds and flu among the stud-ents
so the School board voted
to offer them again this year.
They were not compulsory
but practically all students have
cooperated. The cost to students
was nothing but a few minutes
of time.
Last year Bethel entered four
teams in this tournament and fin-ished
with a good standing. This
year there will again be four teams
who will be sent to this tourna-ment.
Professor Berntsen and Pro-fessor
Schultz will attend as
The squad at the present time is
engaged in round-robin debates
among themselves. Plans are for
several practice debates with such
schools as Hamlin, Macalester,
and University of Minnesota in
preparation for this tournament.
PDG Chooses
Year's Officers
The Progressive Discussion
Group elected the following of-ficers
for the present school year
at their regular meeting last Wed-nesday
evening: Moderator, John
Balian; Vice-Moderator, David Os-terberg;
Secretary, John Soneson;
Recorder, Roger Hedberg.
The group has recently adopted
a constitution, and has received re-cognition
from the Student council.
It is in no way connected with the
Progressive Party of America or
the Progressive Teaching Move-ment.
New Policy In
Spire Photos
Having overcome an initial
handicap of a late start, the Spire
staff is now busily engaged in
meeting the first printer's dead-line
for submitting the first half of
the book. Sittings for the portraits
of freshmen and new students
began this week, and they will be
carried on into the first week in
A new policy in respect to pho-tographer
had to be adopted this
year. Due to complications in find-ing
a commercial photographer
who was capable of meeting the
printer's deadlines, the necessary
equipment was purchased, and the
responsibility for student portraits
given to the, Spire staff photogra-pher.
With the darkroom facilities
and the retouching abilities avail-able
on the campus, high quality
work is assured.
Upperclassmen will be requested
to allow the use of their last year's
pictures, as there is very little
time available for the purpose of
retakes on pictures.
Four Teams to Defend School's High
Rating In Season's First Tournament
The debate squad will open the current season, as far as collegiate
competition is concerned, the tenth and eleventhof December when they
will enter the Annual Iowa State Teachers College Debate and Discus ,
sion Tournament at Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Events will include discussion, extemperaneous speaking and debate,
with each contestant participating in each area.
College Classes Discuss
Major Responsibilities
After a brief period of devotions, the remainder of the chapel hour
on Monday, November 8, was set aside for class meetings. This was
requested by the classes in order that some business of immediate im-portance
might be taken care of.
In the hands of Bethel college's first graduating senior class lies
the responsibility of the giving of a class gift to the school. This is the
major project of the senior class,
and consequently this was the
chief item of discussion on Monday.
New officers for the year were
elected at the first meeting held
last month. Those elected were:
Social activities was the object Gus Tillman, president; Pete
of discussion of the freshman class. Welch, vice-president; and Hazel
• A committee chairman and a corn- Bondeson, secretary-treasurer. At
mittee was chosen to plan social that time it was also decided to
events for the future. Students of draw up a constitution for the club,
all classes are looking forward to and a committee was selected for
a great school year. that purpose.
The topic for this tournament, which is topic for this year will be
resolved: that the Federal Govern-ment
should adopt a policy of
equalizing education in tax sup-ported
schools by means of annual
Intellects Reflect
The class meetings last week caused everyone to start thinking
about our spring banquet. The question came up as to whether we
should have just one banquet this year honoring the graduating seniors
or two banquets, one honoring the graduating sophomores and the other
honoring the graduating seniors. Some of the views from the students
are stated below.
LaVerne Wall said she thought
that one all-school banquet would
be best because our school is a
senior college now. Special mention
should be made of the two graduat-ing
classes, however.
The Testimony of
Qaci Aldweiss Picateiz
Virginia Lovaas, who was
stricken with the infantile par-alysis
this term, is reported to
be slightly improved, and to
have regained the use of her
arms once again.
We urge all of you to pray
for her daily, send a card as
often as possible and to let her
know that you are praying for
her. Send your cards to: Miss
Virginia Lovaas, Ancker Hos-pital,
Contagion 3, St. Paul, Min-nesota.
Page 2 THE CLARION Tuesday, November 23, 1948
Betitelfde tiry Ted-limaities
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By President Wingblade
Dorothy "Peggy" Nelson thought
one banquet for the graduating
seniors would be the thing to have
this year. Of course, the graduating
sophomores should be given recog-nition.
"Two banquets are really neces-sary
this year," said Ivan Ludeman
when asked for his opinion on the
subject. "It wouldn't be right if the
sophomores finish school without
being honored in some way".
Lillian Ryberg said that she
thought two banquets should be
held as long as there will be two
graduating classes. Some recogni-tion
should be given to both the
sophomores and the seniors.
One banquet should be sufficient
this year, Bob Peterson thinks. It
should be given by the junior class
in honor of the seniors and the
whole student body invited, of
Lloyd Olson said that there de-finitely
ought to be a banquet for
the sophomores because there are
many more graduating sophomores
than seniors and they should be
recognized along with the graduat-ing
"Here is may heart; it's clean.
I give it, Lord, to Thee."
And then I saw God plainly
Turn aside from me.
"I do not want your heart,
Closed tightly to other men.
Open it up, my child,
And return it to Me again."
I'll never forget what an elderly,
saintly women said to me one
morning when I made mention of
the fact that Reuben Holm was to
speak at Bethel. Said this dear
old mother, "Oh, I wish I could
see and hear him. I have prayed
for him every day for a number
of years now".
This incident made its impres-sion
on me. This clear ringing con-viction
came to my heart. "Why
aren't you praying and interceed-ing
for the saints abroad? Why
are you so selfish and self-concern,-
ed as to forget His laborers in
prayer?" Do these questions come
to you as you read? Won't you DD
something about it?
I was always impressed by the
kindly and considerate attitude of
this friend toward others. It has
come to me since that the secret
of her godly life is secret, interces-sory
prayer for others.
Many of us will be surprised
when we come before the judg-ment
seat of Christ. We who were
in "full-time service" will step
back and watch the humble inter-ceeding
saints, who never could
preach or sing, receive the highest
rewards. Are you praying for our
Today I would like to pass on
some information about student
government on the campus. Now,
when the terms "student govern-ment"
are used, my thoughts turn
immediately to the Student Coun-cil.
The Student Council is actually
the executive board for the BETH-EL
(Each student of the seminary or
college carrying six or more credit
hours is a member of this associa-tion.)
Indirectly, then, the Council
is representative of almost every
student on the campus.
Four officers are elected by the
association each year. These offic-ers
form an executive committee
for the Student Council. The four
elected officers of Student Council
this year are Perry Hedberg, presi-dent;
John Dischinger, vice-presi-dent;
Carol Bergsten, secretary;
and Floyd Welch, treasurer.
* * *
It is a keen wish coming from
this executive committee that the
full importance of your Student
Council be recognized in this tran-sition
year at Bethel. These, your
student officers, realize that the
Student Council reflects student ac-tivities
in which each student may
find his place. Hence, you are en-couraged
to speak with these of-ficers,
or your class representative
about any student matter which
should be considered by the Coun-cil.
* * *
Membership of the Council is
further comprised of representa-tives
from each class, and repre-sentatives
from each student or-ganization
which is stated in the
Constitution. The chairman of any
special permanent committee which
the Council appoints is also given
Within the next several publica-tions
of the THE CLARION further
accounts of your Student Council
will be given. An explanation of
other student activities and organi-zations
will be published so you
may better comprehend the full
program of the Bethel extra-curri-cular
Through pages 77-86 of your
student DIRECTORY the Constitu-tion
for the Student Association is
stated. The Council desires that
each member of the association
acquaint himself with these state-ments
of its purpose and functions.
When the Lord works in hearts
as He has been at Bethel, it is just
too good to hide. This issue marks
the beginning of a testimony col -
umn whose purpose is to share the
blessings we've received and to
glorify the God we serve.
* * *
"Cast thy burden upon the Lord,
and He shall sustain thee," Ps. 55:
22 is a verse which has been prec-ious
to Erland Shold, who has
found that there is happiness even
in trials and tribulations because
we can cast our burdens on Him,
and He will faithfully bear them.
Praise for the wonderful way in
which the Lord has worked, an-swered
p r a y e r, and gave op-portunity
to speak for Him, is Ray
Lynn?s testimony. "I am thankful
for the privileges He has given me
of witnessing to people I meet at
work and on our Gospel Teams.
Ezek. 22:30 tells 'I sought a man
from among them . . . that should
stand in the gap before me for the
land' and in the light of that verse,
I pray that I might be the one that
the Lord can use to stand in the
gap." ,
* * *
Aleta Jewell has this word of
testimony to give: "A test of close
fellowship is whether you have joy
in reading God's Word, talking to
Him and witnessing to other s.
Recently when I found a lack in
my life and confessed it to my God,
He blessed and challenged with
this verse—Calvary's theme: `He
that goeth forth and weepeth, bear-ing
precious seed, shall doubtless
come again with rejoicing, bring-ing
his sheaves with him.' Ps. 126:
6. He is a prayer-answering God."
To Whom It May Concern: Some
time ago someone placed a letter
in my mailbox with a bit of ma-terial
for me to publish in this
article. This is to advise you that
the letter was placed in the article,
but was cut out between the type-writer
and the finished copy. Keep
contributing. I'll squeeze them in
when no one is looking.
The latest campus addition which
is most noticeable is the skating
rink. All we need now is a cold
Psychologists speak of the
"tyranny of the single idea"—or
the concentrated worry of the mind
and heart. Howard Payne in his
famous "Home Sweet Home" song
speaks of "the peace of mind that
is dearer than all."
How true that is. Inner happi-ness
depends on proper adjustment.
If we do not have peace in the
heart we do not have any peace.
It is not somewhere else—not in
stocks and bonds or any such thing.
Dr Leon Tucker was a great
Bible lecturer of other years, and
was Well known across the land.
I found him sitting in a park one
summer day, and stopped to chat
with him. I asked him a question:
"Dr. Tucker, how would you define
hell?" (By the way, it was Moody
who said that hell would be bad
enough if it were nothing more
than to be alone with the memory
of one's sin.)
To my question Dr. Tucker re-plied
something like this: "Hell is
the state of that soul which is out
of harmony with God's moral and
spiritual universe."
Harmony is a good word. Har-mony,
sweet content, peace — a
consciousness that all is well with
one's soul.
Oh, the gnawing pangs of uncon-fessed
and unforgiven sin in the
heart! Like a canker or cancer it
works—a worm or serpent that
does not die—till the seed of wo-man,
the Christ of God, crushes its
He who has inner peace is rich
though he dwell in a hovel; he who
lacks that is miserable though a
palace be his home. And therein
do we find something of the ex-planation
of Chesterton's words:
"A striking characteristic of our
age is the failure of our successful
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Student Participation Is
Essential to School Spirit
School spirit!—what is it? Is it measured by crowds at our football
game? at our prayer meetings? by attendance at all-school social func-tions?
Is it being in full accord with the principles of .the school? You
define it.
Opinions on the Bethel school spirit (individually defined) range
from very low to high. It is known that all the students can't be pleased,
but we can try to see that they are engaged in the type of extra-cur-ricular
activity that is suited to their personality and available "spare"
The joint faculty-student committee assigned to restudy the problem
of campus organizations met last Tuesday, and decided to prepare a
Student Council Activities Form. Each student will be required to fill
out this form when he registers for the winter quarter. The purpose
being to create a file of students' interests and past experience, _which
will be used to determine the organizations necessary to incorporate
the interests and abilities of all the students.
This, we believe, is a step forward and deserves the full cooperation
of every student. Let's make Bethel better through our interest and
participation in what it has to offer.
Are. You Willing?
"Break up your fallow ground, for it is time to seek the Lord till
he come and rain righteousness upon you". In this portion of scripture
found in Hosea 10:12 the prophet speaks of ground that has lain for
long, unploughed, neglected and, fruitless. It is baked hard by the sun.
Isn't this a good picture of many of our hearts. How long has it
been since your heart has caught on fire while reading some passage of
the Word of God and you felt as if you should like to shout for Joy?
How long has it been since you've let the Holy Spirit lead you out of
the beaten track to share the meaning of Christ and His Gospel with
someone who was a stranger to both?
Oh, this lifeless, sparkless, conventional, easy-going Christianity of
ours! How we need to break up the fallow ground! What about that
critical attitude that you've had toward some other person or that
grudge you've held against them? What about that sin that you've
catered to for so long that you've become "hardened" to it and it no
longer bothers you? Oh, let's break up the fallow ground!
Many of you have been praying for a revival, for real showers of
blessing. But God is saying through His prophet Hosea that there will
be no "rain" of righteousness unless there is first of all a thorough
preparation of the soil on which the showers are to fall. "I'll send the
rain," says God in effect, "but you must get ready to receive it. To
send rain on ground that Is baked hard is useless—it will still not
bring forth fruit. Therefore break up your fallow ground."
by Rev. Harold S. Carlson
Morrie's Glories
by Morrie Engstrom
It's a fact: 1. The U. S. Army has a motor that can't freeze—to be
used in tanks, trucks, and other vehicles. Could use some motors like
that around Bethel, with our air conditioned garages. 2. A rat resistant
board has been developed by the U. S. Plywood. Corporation. 3. There
are more than 40,000 different kinds of fishes in the world. 4. How well
you chew your food can now be measured in pounds. Tests made on a
group of people with normal teeth show that the force exerted can range
from 14 to 260 pounds on a single molar.
Belated News: Back in 1933 'Dr. Pearson was managing Editor of the
In 1936, Carl Lundquist and Eddie Nelson, debating against four
year colleges, won high honors for Bethel College. They placed in the
top quarter of the 68 teams participating.
Professor Engwall was the main speaker for Homecoming in 1939.
He was then a Chicago pastor.
Dean Edwin Omark sang in a Bethel Male Quartet.
On Dec. 15, 1930, Bethel took part in a radio broadcast with Dr.
Hagstrom speaking. It was the first time Bethel had a radio program.
The next meeting was on Jan. 19,
1941, when Dr. Henry Wingblade
Literary Aid: The book of the
week is entitled, God Runs My
Business. This book, written by .
Albert Lorimer, is the life story of
R.G. LeTourneau. Mr. LeTourneau
gives nine-tenths of his income to
the Lord. Read this book. It's in
the library.
Kenny Greenman, Center.
Last Year's Top Scorer.
Event Marks First Competition
Between Bethel and Brainerd
Next Friday night, the Bethel cagers will travel to Brainerd,
Minn.,to play Brainerd College in the first basketball game ever schedul-ed
between the two schools. The Indian five, which has been gradually
shaping into a smooth working ball club, are anticipating being the
fftst victors in the initial cage competition between the two schools.
An interesting change of a position has been made by Coach
Edwards. Johnny Dischinger, a last year's star guard, has been switched
to the forward position on this year's squad.
For their first conference game
of the 1948-49 basketball season the
Indian cagers will be host to the
Rochester Yellowjackets on Satur-day
night, December 4th, at the
Macalester College Gymnasium.
Game time will be at 8:15 P.M. As
yet it is not definite whether or
not Rochester will bring a "B"
squad with them, however, the
Bethel "B" squad, coached by Bob
Sandin, will play a pre-liminary
game with some team, beginning
at 7 P.M.
Bethel and Rochester met twice
last season and divided victory
with one apiece. This year the
cagers are determined to win every
conference game and to gain the
conference championship that they
lost by one-half a game last season.
Bethel's probable starting line-up.
Bethel Loses
Final Grid
Game 24-14
100 yard run by Roy Johnson
and a 31 yard pass-run play from
Johnson to Sandberg were not
enough to keep Bethel on top in
their last game of the year as an
undefeated Esterville, Iowa, eleven
overpowered the. Indian team, 25-14.
The first score of the game came
in the first period after Esterville
recovered a Bethel fumble deep in
Bethel territory. The Iowa eleven
drove across the Bethel goal and
took an early lead of 6-0.
In the second period, Esterville
recovered another Bethel fumble
on the Bethel 24 yard line. Once
again Estervill scored.
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THE CLARION Page 3
Brainerd Is Cage Target For Friday Night
by Roger Hedberg
It was a happy day for the Indians when they scored a 20-6 victory
in the Homecoming game with Emmettsburg Junior College, of Emmet-tsbutg,
Iowa. In the first half, the Indian's star fullback, Bob Brunko,
ran over for thirteen points and half back Bloom made one. A Bethel
fumble in the Emmettsburg end zone during the third period, which was
recovered by Indian Tom Drury, accounted for the other six points that
totalled twenty for the locallers.
Bethel took the opening kickoff on their own 30 yard line and
on a succession of yard gaining plays they drove to the Emmettsburg
2 yard line. From- there, Brunko
carried the ball over the goal for
the Indians first score Brunko
then followed up with a line plunge
that made good the extra point
and Bethel took an early lead of
Worthington Is
SMJC Conierence
Football Champs
On Friday, November 5, Worth-ington
Junior. College won the
Southern Minnesota Junior College
Conference 1948 football champion-ship
by defeating the Rochester
yellow jackets by a score of 27-6.
Last year, the Rochester team up-set
Worthington and thus became
the Conference champs. This year
the Worthington team never falter-ed
from their reputation of being a
hard driving team and they entire-ly
overpowered the Yellow-jackets.
The final S.M.J.C.C. standings
for the 1948 football season are
as follows:
Won Lost
Worthington 3
Rochester 3 1
Austin 2 1
Waldorf 0 3..
After four plays had past in the
second quarter, the Indians had
once again driven deep into scoring
territory to the Emmettsburg 6
yard line. Repeating his hard driv-ing
ability, Brunko was again over
for a touchdown. The extra point
was made good by a line buck by
Danny Bloom and the score at half
time read 14-0, favor of the Indians.
The third period did not bring
back the the same powerful Bethel
team of the first half. However,
after much exchange of possession
of the ball by the two teams, the
Indians advanced to the Emmetts-burg
1 yard line. On a quarter back
sneak, Skoog took the pigskin
across the zero stripe. However, he
fumbled in the endzone. Indian
Tom Drury immediately recovered
for the touchdown. The attempt for
extra point failed and the Indians
led at this point 20-0.
A fake reverse play very smooth-ly
executed by the Emmettsburg
backfield took Dirkx around his
own left end on a 37 yard jaunt to
score in the fourth period. The
extra point attempt by the Blue
and White failed and the margin
tightened with the score standing
at 20-6. Neither team managed to
score during the remainder of the
fourth quarter and the spirited
Bethel team well satisfied the
Homecoming throng by beating
their foe, 20-6.
Bethel Emmet.
Yds. Gain Rush 236 136
First Downs 11 5
Passes Completed 1 0
Number of Pen. 8 1
Yds. Penalized 50 5
Sports Sketch
Kurt Jahnke is the last football
_ player to be introduced through
this column this year. Kurt, who
is in his freshman year at Bethel,
likes to play football, and considers
the sport among his favorites. This
athlete has been wearing jersey
number "33" on the Indian grid
team this past season and he has
done a good job at the center posi-tion
on the first eleven.
Kurt is six feet tall, has brown
hair, brown eyes, and is twenty
years old. His home is in Barron,
In case you think that you've
been seeing double, you've only
been seeing other members of the
Janke family. Kurt has one brother
and two sisters also attending
During Kurt's 18 months in the
Army, he spent some time in Ger-many.
He also played football for
the Bad Nuheim Raiders, a service
team which was coached by Major
Gallagher, a former All American
from Oklahoma A & M. Kurt play-ed
football during each of his four
high school years and as a result
of .his .athletic .ability, .he .was
awarded a scholarship.
After finishing two years of col-lege
here at Bethel, Kurt would
like to go to a teachers college,
and thus fulfill his ambitions of
becoming an athletic coach. At
present, he is taking a Liberal Arts
Kurt follows a year around sport
program as he has participated in
basketball and track with equal
success as football.
Following the kickoff in the
second half, Bethel intercepted an
Esterville pass but was held from
making any gain. Early in the third
period, after Esterville was forced
to punt, the Indians marched down
to the Esterville 31 yard line. Bob
Brunko then took the ball and
lateraled to Johnson, who faked a
run around left end, and passed to
Sandberg, who raced across the
goal to score the first Indian touch-down.
Asplund's conversion set the
score at 13-7.
An Estervill pass, thrown over
the goal line, was intercepted in
the Bethel end zone by Roy John-son,
who galloped 104 yards down
the sidelines to tie the score. Once
again Asplund converted and the
Indians took the lead, 14-13.
A series of runs and passes gave
Esterville their third score to lead
Holding strong, the Esterville
line hindered the Indians from
scoring against them throughout
the entire fourth period. A long
completed Esterville pass put them
in scoring position on Bethel's 15
yard line. On a wide end sweep,
Esterville carried the ball ovet for
their last touchdown, making the
score, 25-14, a lead that they main-tained
until the final gun:
Bethel Esth.
First downs 5 10
Yds. gained rushing 246 278
Yards penalized 10 50
Seadaa'S Scohed.
Bethel 12 — Sioux Falls 25
Bethel 7 — Rochester 19
Bethel 12 — Austin 26
Bethel 0 — Worthington 27
Go Ge Bic 45 — Bethel 7
Emmettsburg 6 — Bethel 20
Estherville 25 — Bethel 14
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The Sports Activities during the Homecoming week-end provided
much excitement for both the Alumni throng and the student body.
Everyone seemed entirely satisfied with the outcome of the Indian
Emmettsburg game. The boys really played hard and deserved every
score they made.
The other event that satisfied everyone was the thrill-packed Varsity
vs. Alumni game. The three minute overtime period added much sus-pense.
Did you know that two members of our faculty, who played with
the Alumni, are quite accurate in putting the ball through the hoop?
Namely, Wally Peterson and Gene Johnson.
Coach Edwards says that this year he has had• better basketball
material to choose from than in any past season. More members of the
squad have had experience on high school or other college teams. These
facts may well be 'interpreted to mean that the Bethel Basketball season
will be a prosperous one, perhaps even prosperous enough to bring a
Conference championship.
By now the football players havet all turned in their gear to let it
dry out until next season. I don't believe that six loses and only one
victory means an unsuccessful season. The gridmen worked hard and
produced their best for which-I want to give credit to each gridder. The
boys learned a lot. They improved in each game. With such steady pro-gress
the next season, victories will undoubtedly be more' in Bethel's
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Tuesday, November 23, 1948
Volleyball For
Girls' Societies
Girls' volleyball is being schedul-ed
for society members. The plans
are that tournaments will take
place within each society, and the
winners of both sides will play
each other. There will be approxi-mately
four teams on each side
which will start to play shortly
after Thanksgiving. Betty Lindberg
and Doris Richert, Athletic Direc-tors
of the Lassies and Ladies res-pectively,
are in charge of this
The Athletic Directors plan to
use the same tournament idea for
basketball which will follow direct-ly
after the volleyball season.
A familiar figure in the dining
hall is that of Harold Christenson,
who not only collects meal tickets,
but manages the dining hall as
well. "Chris" has been the manager
for two years now, besides being
very active in many other capaci-ties.
He came to Bethel in the fall of
'45, and Chris was _president of his
sophomore class, Homecoming
Host in 1946, a Gospel Team cap-tain,
and a member of the Student
Council, the debate team, and the
Male Chorus.
Chris was the chairman of the
committee for the organizing of
the collegiate societies—there is a
suspicion that he has become
slightly partial to the Lords and
Ladies, however.
No sketch of Chris would be
complete without a mention of
Evie, who has been Mrs. Christen-son
since 1942. Her presence in the
dining hall and her friendly smile
are as well-known as her hus-band's.
Chris comes from Muskegon,
Michigan, spent four years in the
Army Air Force, and is now a
senior. His pet peeve is dieting
women; his hobbies are flying and
wearing bright ties. Chris is major-ing
in history, and plans to go to
seminary work after graduation.
The Christensons are looking
forward, if the Lord so leads, to
foreign missionary work, Mission-ary
aviation in India is their cen-tral
In looking back through his
years at Bethel, Chris believes that
the entire tenure of the school has
changed for the better. He marks
Deeper Life week under the minis-try
of Carl Lundquist last spring,
and the revival preceding it, as
having a profound infltience on his
own life, and believes its effect is
evident on the school as a whole.
by Hazel
ti Nikolina Dag is passed. Now we women know what the men have
to go through when they ask gals for dates. Good thing this ordeal
comes only once a year. Did you know that out of 320 men on the
campus, over 100 are married? Then there are those who are engaged
or "going steady". So you can't blame the girls for choosing among the
few remaining "availables" about three weeks ahead of time. It's the
early bird who gets the "worm," you know.
This is a conversation I heard between"Senator" Kenneth Carlson
and Oliver Ohsberg: Ohsberg: What'll we do tonight? Senator: Let's flip
a coin. If it's heads we'll go to the Coffee Shop for a cup of joe; if it's
tails well take the girls to the drug store for a milk shake. Ohsberg:
But what if the coin stands on edge? Senator: Well, then we'll study
for exams.
Yes, exams will soon be upon us. This is what Professor Lawson
advises, taking his information from the "good old days:" "Preparations
for study must be adequate. Hamburgers and coffee must be present
in sufficient quantity; enough horseplay must be indulged in to loosen
up any existing tensions; and finally at midnight everyone must settle
down to the task at hand'.
Professor Elving Anderson says that around 4 a.m. he found him-self
saying to his eyelids: "Come on, levator palpebri superioris, stay
open there. Only one more hour to go". Nowdays one of our present
students (Lois Leaf) keeps telling
her roommate: "Don't stop now or
you'll get tired."
Among the suggestions for the
improvement of Bethel are the fol-lowing:
No 8 o'clock classes; no
men allowed in the dining hall at
breakfast time, so that the girls
wool .1 not have to take their hair
out of curlers so early in the morn-ing;
and a 10-minute coffee recess
for everyone after chapel. All those
in favor say "aye." The "ayes"
have it, and the motion is carried.
Someone suggested that a defi-nite
and orderly line be made in
front of the post office boxes to
avoid congestion. But what would
Bethel be without that mid-morn-ing
"push"? It teaches patience—
while waiting to get to your box;
and courtesy—learning to say "ex-cuse
me" a s you shove al,o n g
toward the goal.
Incident in Educational Sociology
class: Prof. Bloom raised the ques-tion
as to whether leaders were
born or trained. Lowell Burgeson
hesitantly answered: "Well — I
think most of them are born." Is
there any doubt in your mind,
Highpoint man for the varsity
was Greenman, who netted 6 field
goals and 2 free throws for a total
of 14 points. Moline followed close
behind with a total of 11 points.
Starring for the Alumni were
Wally Peterson and Eugene John-son,
who together totaled 21 points
for their team. Peterson hit the
hoop for 11 tallies and Johnson
followed with 10 markers to his
This colorful e v en t, provided
much excitement for both the
alumni visitors and the student
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The Alexis meeting of Nov. 16 proved to be the stimulating occasion
that was expected.
Royal Peterson led the Scripture reading and prayer. A trumpet
trio, Cliff Anderson, Pete Unruh, and Dean Shaeffer, brought two en-joyable
numbers. Bill Murray gave the surprise sermon of the evening,
a good Thanksgiving message based on Ps. 107:8.
The subject of discussion was the four year college requirement
for Seminary entrance. Lee Kingsley and Earl Byleen took the affir-mative
side, and Kenneth Carlson (Seminary) and Paul Anderson, the
negative side. Incidentally, both Carlson and Anderson have had their
four years of college, and took the negative side merely for the sake
of the discussion.
Mr. Kingsley showed by statistics that the educational level of the
general public has increased re-markably.
If the pastor is to main-tain
his position of community
leadership, he, too, must be better
educated. The minister must be
able to do more for his people
than just "fill the pulpit".
Also, the point was brought out
that as a man's education increas-es
he is not only better able to
meet people on his own education-al
level, but he is better able to
meet those on a lower educational
level than his own.
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Baa44 Ia Meet
The mid-year meeting of all
General Conference Boards will
take place Wednesday and
Thursday, Dec. 8 and 9 at Beth-lehem
Baptist church in Minne-apolis.
They will be at Bethel
for chapel on Thursday and
then look over the campus and
Varsity Defeats
The Alumni 54-47
The Homecoming basketball
game between the Alumni and the
Varsity was an exciting event be-cause
an over time period was
necessary for the varsity squad to
gain the edge that brought them
the victory, 54-47.
At the end of the fourth quarter,
a dead-lock of 47-47 necessitated a
3 minute overtime period, during
which the Varsity netted seven
points and held the Alumni score-less.
Spire Staff
Visit Brainerd
After a late start, the Spire staff
has found it necessary to hustle in
order to insure the publication of
the yearbook by the end of the
year. A quick visit to the printers
in Brainerd, Minnesota, last week
served to make all the necessary
arrangements preliminary to get-ting
down to the actual makeup.
Plans for the 1949 Spire call for
an enlarged book covering as much
as possible of life on the campus.
As in previous years, special effort
will be made to include portraits
of all the students and faculty. Due
to the size of the student body, this
presents certain difficulties, but
with the added number of pages,
space will be available.
Improvements on
Campus Recently
In case you haven't noticed—our
campus has had several improve-ments
The parking lot in back of the
college has been enlarged by the
moving of the bushes which sur-round
the lot. Campus lights have
been placed on the roof of the new
library building, where four lights
will shine over the campus now in-stead
of one.
Edgren Hall has had improve-ments
on the exterior. The win-dows,
doors, and screens have been
repainted. Plans to paint the Mar-ried
Student's Dormitory and Wo-men's
Dormitory next spring have
been made.
The work has been completed on
the campus heating plant. Both
steam boilers have been repaired,
and the chimney has had the top
three feet rebuilt.
Mr. Byleen showed us that this
new requirement is only a logical
step in the educational progress of
our denomination. The point was
stressed that education is only a
means to an end, and of course
spiritual condition was recognized
as of paramount importance.
On the negative, Mr. Carlson
gave us the warning, citing places
where it has happened, that too
Much emphasis may be placed on
educational requirements. Moody
and Spurgeon, two of the greatest
preachers of our times were edu-cated
by God, not by men. Degrees
and educational requirements must
not come first, but spiritual con-dition
of the leaders, for they deal
in spiritual things.
M r. Anderson stated that the re-quirement
is premature,. at this
time. If we require four years of
college, we must r e q u i r e that
graduate level work be done in our
Seminary. At present we have not
a large enough faculty ilor the
facilities to do this. A demand will
build up for graduate degrees
which we are not yet prepared to
offer. Education is not a prere-quisite
to soul-winning.
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Good Samaritans help Snow Hill family out of trailer
SNOW HILL � If it wasn�t for three ladies, five people might be telling a different story.
Linda Barfield of Snow Hill heard a car horn blast Monday afternoon and a lady yelled, �The barn�s on fire!�
Barfield said, �I�m glad those ladies stopped or we would have never known it.�
The barn was several feet away from the trailer, at 25 Shady Grove Church Road, where Barfield, her husband, his brother and two children were inside unaware of the smoke and flames outside.
The Good Samaritans called 911.
The barn, full of appliances, mattresses and what-not, was in flames when the five people in the house ran out. It was so hot, the vinyl at the end of the trailer where Barfield lives with her husband and son melted.
�It was like the smoke was really black,� she said. �It was really scary, and I had kids in the house.�
It was too late for the nearby van that they had borrowed from a friend, but they rushed to move their other vehicles away. Barfield said she was afraid the van would blow up.
The trees behind the barn caught fire and the wind carried it across to an oak tree in the distance, which started a second fire in the woods by the road. Then the wind carried flames across the wood and started a third fire.
Barfield said she called 911 several times before emergency responders arrived. Hookerton Fire Department responded with other firefighters.
Hookerton Chief Shaun Jackson said the call came into dispatch about 5:24 p.m. He had no additional information at press time.
Mona Barfield of Snow Hill, the owner of the property, said she was in Greenville when she received a call about the fire. She said she wasn�t sure what was in the barn, but she didn�t believe anything in it was flammable. The items had been in storage there for awhile.
�The barn was halfway down, anyway,� she said. �We were going to tear it down.�
Linda Barfield was relieved the fire hadn�t destroyed the home she rents.
�I just thank God,� she said, pointing away from the house, �that He kept the flames and smoke going that way.�
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CHICAGO, Feb. 9 (UPI) -- Toyota Motor Corp. said it plans to invest $400 million in its Princeton, Ind., plant to increase production of Highlander hybrid sport utility vehicles.
The investment will add 400 jobs at the plant -- known as Toyota Motor Manufacturing Indiana Inc. or TMMI, Yoshimi Inaba, president of Toyota Motor North America, said in a speech to The Economic Club of Chicago Wednesday as part of the Chicago Auto Show.
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Toyota builds nine Toyota and Lexus hybrid models, and has sold more than 1 million Prius hybrids in the United States since 2000. TMMI's 4,800 workers assemble the Highlander, the full-size Sequoia SUV and the Sienna minivan.
The $400 million investment in TMMI will allow the plant to boost capacity by 50,000 units to about 330,000 vehicles annually in the second half of 2013.
Increased production of the gasoline-electric Highlander Hybrid, introduced in 2005, will begin next year and increased production of the gasoline-engine Highlander will permit exports to Australia, Russia and other world markets, Toyota said in a release.
The Wall Street Journal said because of the strong value of the Japanese yen Toyota is shifting vehicle production out of Japan closer to markets where the vehicles are in demand. A strong yen makes Japanese products more costly in some markets.
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Shawarma marinade of minced garlic, ground coriander, cumin, cardamom, cayenne,
paprika, lemon juice and olive oil
Skinless chicken thighs marinating in shawarma mixture
Serves 4
2 lb chicken thighs or breasts, skinless and boneless (optional)
4 pita or naan breads
Cilantro, for garnish
1 large garlic clove, minced
1 tbsp ground coriander
1 tbsp ground cumin
1 tbsp ground cardamon
1 tsp ground cayenne pepper
2 tsp smoked paprika
2 tsp salt
1/2 tsp black pepper
2 tbsp lemon juice
3 tbsp olive oil
Yoghurt Sauce:
1 cup Greek yoghurt
1 clove garlic, crushed
1 tsp cumin
Squeeze of lemon juice
Salt and pepper
Combine all of the the marinade ingredients together in a large bowl and using your hands, massage into the chicken, ensuring each piece is well coated. Cover and refrigerate overnight or up to 24 hours. Combine the Yoghurt Sauce ingredients in a bowl and mix, the cover and frigate until required.
Heat an outdoor grill or BBQ to medium high. Place the chicken on the grill and cook one side for 4 to 5 minutes or until nicely charred, then turn and cook the other side for 3 to 4 minutes. Once cooked, remove the chicken from the grill and cover loosely with foil, setting it aside to rest for 5 minutes. While the chicken is resting, brush the pita or naan breads with a little vegetable oil and set on the grill until warmed through and lightly marked, then brush with melted butter or ghee to finish.
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|Orlando; US, Florida
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|Discovery Cove
|Orlando; US, Florida
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|Orlando ; US, Florida
|Central Florida's only upside down attraction. An amusement park for the mind, featuring over 100 interactive exhibits for the entire family to experience.
|Fun Spot Action Park
|Orlando; US, Florida
|Race on 4 multi-level go-kart tracks, so unique that they're patented. Enjoy family fun on thrill likes like the Paratrooper and Screamer, add Bumper Cars and Bumper Boats.
|Wet N Wild
|water park
|Orlando; US, Florida
|Wet 'n Wild - Orlando, voted by Amusement Business magazine as America's number - one water park, features a full-day of fun for the entire family.
|Arabian Nights Show
|Kissimmee; US, Florida
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|Islands Of Adventure
|theme park
|Orlando; US, Florida
|Journey with your family through five remarkable islands where all your favorite myths, legends, comic books, cartoon heroes and children's stories come to life on the most innovative rides and attractions ever created.
|Holyland Experience
|Orlando; US, Florida
|It has been 2000 years since the world has seen anything like this! The Holy Land Experience is a living, biblical museum that takes you 6000 miles away and 2000 years back in time to the land of the Bible.
|Walt Disney World
|theme park
|Orlando; US, Florida
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|Kennedy Space Center
|US, Florida
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|Putt-Putt Fun Center Kissimmee
|Kissimmee; Florida
|Plan to stop by soon with the family for a relaxing day of FUN!
|Old Town
|Clermont; US, Florida
|Big-time thrill rides, family rides and kiddie rides – FUN FOR EVERYONE – all within a family's budget at Old Town, 365-days of the year. There are Family Day Specials every Sunday and ride specials.
|Birthday World Family Amusement Center
|Altamonte; US, Florida
|Everyone knows that Birthday World parties are the best. But what you may not know is you can come in anytime and enjoy!
|Brunswick Wekiva Lanes
|Apopka; Florida
|Bowling at Brunswick is family fun at its best. It's a great way to spend some quality time everyone will enjoy.
|Jungle Adventures Nature Park and Zoo
|Christmas; US, Florida
|Jungle Adventures Nature Park & Zoo is the natural habitat jungle home of our famous 200 foot long roadside wonder, Swampy, the World's Largest Alligator.
|Legoland - Winter Haven
|theme park
|Winter Haven; US, Florida
|LEGOLAND Florida is geared specifically towards youngsters ages two through 12. With over 50 family rides, "hands-on" attractions and shows, LEGOLAND Florida provides education, adventure and fun in this second park of its kind in the United States.
|Central Florida Zoo and Botanical Gardens
|Sanford; US, Florida
|Enter the enchanted, tropical world of the Central Florida Zoo, a relaxing, entertaining and educational experience for the entire family.
|American Police Hall of Fame and Museum
|Titusville; US, Florida
|The American Police Hall of Fame and Museum was founded in 1960. It is the nation's first national police museum and memorial dedicated to law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty.
|Brevard Zoo
|Melbourne; US, Florida
|Brevard Zoo is a small zoo that does big things. Our mission is "Wildlife Conservation through Education and Participation."
|Brunswick Harbour Lanes
|Melbourne; Florida
|Bowling at Brunswick is family fun at its best. It's a great way to spend some quality time everyone will enjoy.
|Playplus For Kids
|Melbourne; US, Florida
|You are welcome to come play at any age, any time during our open hours. No appointment or registration needed. All ages are welcome, we only require admission for guests ages 9 months through 9 years.
|Hillsborough River State Park
|North Thonotosassa; US, Florida
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The objective of this training is to get familiar with the usage of EMT-type software and the study of power-system transients. How to model power-systems, what scenarios to run and how to interpret and verify results are as many questions that will be addressed. The software EMTP is used for demonstrating concepts and teaching through practical cases. Prior experience with EMTP is not required.
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After being in "sneak preview" mode for the past few months, the newest version of BlackBerry Enterprise Server, version 4.1, is about to be released. BlackBerry Connection sat down with Senior Product Manager Steve Knapp for a firsthand look at the key new features administrators and users have been asking for.
BlackBerry Connection: How is the new release of BlackBerry Enterprise Server a step forward?
Steve Knapp: There are many reasons that BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1 will be welcomed by our customers. First we added a number of enterprise class features, including role-based administration and group administration to help administrators manage larger BlackBerry® populations – those over 500 or 1000 users.
BC: How does this feature help BlackBerry Enterprise Server administrators?
SK: It means enterprise administrators spend less time administering devices and they can, for example, assign certain minor tasks to help desk personnel who are closer to the users. Its another way were working to lower the total cost of ownership.
BC: What else can customers look for in BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1?
SK: Weve added a PIN-to-PIN, SMS and phone auditing feature to help our customers meet the more demanding regulatory compliance requirements they have to contend with, such as Sarbanes-Oxley in the U.S.
To facilitate customer development efforts as they move beyond mobile email, the BlackBerry MDS™ [Mobile Data System™] application development environment is being included with each BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1. Included is a new tool called MDS Studio that allows companies to very quickly mobilize applications from Web Services, and lower costs, because they wont need the same level of Java development expertise to create such applications.
The other major area where were moving beyond email is in enterprise instant messaging support. For many users, this is an exciting addition (and a personal favorite). Release 4.1 supports three Enterprise Instant Messaging platforms: Sametime® from IBM®, Windows Messenger® from Microsoft® and GroupWise Messenger® from Novell®.
BC: How was this release planned?
SK: There are a number of customer forums where we gain valuable input as new releases are planned. Thousands of calls come into our Technical Support lines every year, many of which are feature requests. There were somewhere between 500-1000 requests that were analyzed for this release alone.
We also receive great feedback from user groups that have been created by BlackBerry administrators and users around North America and Europe.
Finally, we also get input from the two to three thousand customers that attend our Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES) each year.
BC: What else will users notice in BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1?
SK: Weve added more features for Domino users than in any previous release. That includes support for Notes encryption and IBM's DB2® database. And many Domino® users will welcome support for IBMs Sametime instant messaging product.
BC: Where can BlackBerry Connection readers find more information and get BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1 for their organization?
SK: You can acquire this release from your wireless carrier. RIM plans to release the Domino and Exchange versions of BlackBerry Enterprise Server to the market in March and the GroupWise® version in April.
For more information, and for a sneak peek of BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1, attend this free on-demand webcast, Sneak Peak - BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1
BC: Thanks for your time, Steve!
Visit blackberry.com for more information on BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1
A fantastic experience that provided a significant networking opportunity and exposure to emerging / new technologies and vendors.
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Wireless Enterprise Symposium (WES)
Orlando, Florida
May 16 18, 2006
Every year, thousands of attendees and sponsors from around the world make the Wireless Enterprise Symposium the foundation of their wireless initiatives. It puts together all the information, tools, technologies and partners you need to complete your wireless project or application deployment. Youll walk away from the symposium with solid strategy, best practices and proven ROI models for incorporating wireless technology into your enterprise.
The Solutions Showcase offers product demonstrations, lively talks and one-on-one networking opportunities with wireless vendors and carriers.
Breakout Sessions provide real-world stories from enterprises that have been there.
Main Stage Industry Presentations feature industry analysts and technology leaders who will share their vision and insight on mobilizing the enterprise. This year's speaker lineup includes:
STEVEN LEVITT, bestselling author, Freakonomics.
JERRY LINENGER, former NASA astronaut and author of The Sky is Not the Limit: My 132 Days Off the Planet.
MICHAEL RAYNOR, author of The Innovator's Solution.
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Discover how to use your BlackBerry devices and desktop software more effectively in just 30 minutes with two new hands-on, interactive online courses: Using Your BlackBerry Device and Introduction to BlackBerry Desktop Software Version 4.1. Cost per course: US $30*
Save time and increase your productivity by discovering how to:
Use phone, calendar and address book features
Customize your device
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For BlackBerry Users:
Q: How do I move to the top or bottom of a page or list of messages?
A: To get to the top press CAP + T. To go to the bottom of a page press CAP + B.
Q: When navigating a page, how do I move the cursor to the top of the page?
A: Press CAP + Spacebar
More Tips and Tricks >>
For Enterprise Administrators:
Scenario #1: You need to set an Enterprise Activation Password
Tip: The BlackBerry Enterprise Server administrator creates a temporary Wireless Activation for the user account by:
1. Selecting Set An Activation Password for the user on the BlackBerry Enterprise Server under user properties on the General tab and communicating this to the user.
Or by:
2. Selecting Generate and Email Activation Password and the password is automatically emailed to the users email address.
Scenario #2: You receive the error message IT Policy Rejected on your BlackBerry device while you are performing an enterprise activation.
(Note: This message often occurs when a user is removed from one BlackBerry Enterprise Server and added to another, if the environment is being upgraded from a trial version to a full version of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server. It may also occur if the BlackBerry device has an IT Policy in place with the previous version of the BlackBerry Enterprise Server. This IT Policy cannot be overwritten and enterprise activation will fail.
Tip: To activate the device on the new BlackBerry Enterprise Server, you need to remove all services and data associated with the previous BlackBerry Enterprise Server.
For instructions, view article KB-02318 online.
Once youve wiped all services and data, enterprise activate again either from the device or by connecting to your personal computer. The new service books and IT Policy will be pushed to the device and the enterprise activation will then proceed.
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Put on a few extra pounds over the holidays? Dont worry! Ascendo Inc., a BlackBerry Alliance Member, has created a great application for BlackBerry devices that will help you get into shape and look great in 2006.
Ascendo Fitness lets you track the calories from the foods you eat and the calories you burn while you exercise. It provides tools and assistants that are designed to put you on the right track to achieving your goals. Buy today and receive Ascendo Fitness for 10% off using promotion code "BBConnectnews." Click here. Offer expires February 28, 2006.
RIM Showcases BlackBerry Enterprise Server v4.1 for IBM Lotus Domino at Lotusphere 2006
BlackBerry to Offer Mac Support
BlackBerry Users to Gain Mobile Access to Google Talk and Google Local
For a complete listing of announcements, visit the BlackBerry Press Releases section of the RIM web site.
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HAVELOCK � Havelock commissioners decided last week to apply for a grant and to develop a site plan for the city�s Slocum Creek waterfront park project.
HAVELOCK � Havelock commissioners decided last week to apply for a grant and to develop a site plan for the city�s Slocum Creek waterfront park project.
If approved by the N.C. Division of Coastal Management, the $81,000 grant would fund purchase of large and small kayak ramps, picnic tables, outdoor grills, walkways, trash cans, signs and a gravel driveway accessing the new 2.5-acre site on the east banks of Slocum Creek just west of the new Slocum Creek bridge.
The city would have to come up with a $15,100 local cash contribution, plus a $5,200 in-kind contribution as part of the grant.
Brenda Wilson, a city commissioner candidate, was the only person to speak during a public hearing on the grant application. A member of the Havelock-Cherry Point Rotary Club, she said the club had already started efforts to use the creek by helping with a boat ramp and construction of a gazebo on the west side of the creek.
�This is a project that is near and dear to my heart,� she said. �All I can say is please make it happen.�
Board member George Liner was absent, but the other four commissioners voted to go forward with the grant application.
�It�s a pretty big deal,� Commissioner Jim Stuart said.
�Good job to all of you all,� Mayor Jimmy Sanders said after the vote.
Commissioner Danny Walsh said he would like to see the picnic tables in a highly visible area.
�I want the picnic tables to be as close to highway 70 as possible to show it off,� he said.
The board also voted unanimously to set aside $7,500 from the reserve fund to be paid to the Wooten Company for creation of a site plan for the park.
The board considered, but decided against, seeking a Parks and Recreation Trust Fund grant to create a master plan for all city recreation areas.
Commissioner Will Lewis suggested holding off until 2015.
�I think that�s going to be the smartest move,� City manager Jim Freeman said.
Dave Smith, recreation director, outlined the expected costs of the next phases of the project, which include an estimated $180,000 to $240,000 to build a new footbridge across the creek that would link new and old walking paths.
Relocation of the Trader Store and historic train depot to the site could cost $64,500, and construction of bathrooms at the site would be anywhere from $50,000 to $100,000.
The board has not agreed on funding the bridge, the historic structure relocations or the bathrooms as yet.
In other business last week, the board:
* passed new regulations on tall structures aimed at curtailing construction of wind turbines near Cherry Point.
* agreed to have the planning department look at amending rules on electronic gaming operations. �The jury is still out on if we think it�s good or bad, but we think you should look at it,� Sanders said. Stuart said it was his belief that the majority of the board thought the existing regulations were too strict. �I think we need to do our due diligence and review it,� said Commissioner Karen Lewis.
* recognized Helen Emerson for 26 years as director of the Havelock Community Band. Emerson is stepping down and being replaced by Mitchell Martin.


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Merging Clusters in 30 Doradus (Non-annotated)
30 Doradus, 30 Dor, Tarantula Nebula
170,000 light-years (52,000 parsecs)
The image was created from Hubble data from proposal 11360: R. O'Connell (University of Virginia), B. Balick (University of Washington), H. Bond (STScI), D. Calzetti (University of Massachusetts), M. Carollo (Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich), M. Disney (University of Wales, College of Cardiff), M. Dopita (Australian National University), J. Frogel (Ohio State University Research Foundation), D. Hall (University of Hawaii), J. Holtzman (New Mexico State University), P. McCarthy (Carnegie Institution of Washington), F. Paresce (European Southern Observatory, Germany), A. Saha (NOAO/AURA), J. Silk (University of Oxford), A. Walker (NOAO/CTIO), B. Whitmore (STScI), R. Windhorst (Arizona State University), and E. Young (University of Arizona).
The members of the science team are: E. Sabbi and D.J. Lennon (ESA/STScI), M. Gieles (University of Cambridge, UK), S.E. de Mink (STScI/JHU), N.R. Walborn, J. Anderson, A. Bellini, N. Panagia, and R. van der Marel (STScI), and J. Maíz Apellániz (Instituto de Astrofísica de Andalucía, CISC, Spain).
F336W (U), F438W (B), F555W (V), F656N (H-alpha), and F814W (I)
The images are composites of separate exposures made by the WFC3 instrument on the Hubble Space Telescope. Five filters were used to sample broad and narrow wavelength ranges for the UVIS image. The colors result from assigning different hues (colors) to each monochromatic image. In this case, the assigned colors are:
WFC3/UVIS image of 30 Dor
Blue: F336W (U) + F438W (B)
Green: F555W (V)
Red: F814W (I)
Orange/red: F656N (H-alpha)
Image Credit: NASA, ESA, and E. Sabbi (ESA/STScI);
Acknowledgment: R. O'Connell (University of Virginia) and the Wide Field Camera 3 Science Oversight Committee


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At Bloody Mary's we're passionate about quality produce and even more importantly, quality produce sourced right here in Canterbury.
Mary's is a beef lovers paradise. Our Executive Chef and his team have selected the best quality cuts from the best local producers to create a grill menu unlike any other in Christchurch. Angus, Hereford and Wagyu feature and of course a Kiwi Grill would be anything but without some fine Canterbury Lamb. Match our amazing Grill menu with some delicious locally sourced seafood and House crafted desserts and Mary's truly is a dining experience to remember.
Start your day off right with our renowned breakfast buffet. We've got hot and cold items so you can stock up for the day. Breakfast is available between 6.00am-10.00am Mon – Fri and 7.00am-10.30am Sat-Sun.
Bloody Mary's features two menus to suit your mood and budget. Our Brasserie menu is available in the Bar from 12pm daily and features a number of classic bistro style and short order items.Bookings aren't always necessary for the bar. Bloody Mary's Restaurant menu is available from 5:30pm until 10:00pm daily with our full grill selection and additional entrees and mains.
Plus we offer happy hour specials every week night between 5.30pm-6.30pm
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Private clouds are quickly gaining in popularity. In fact, according to a Gartner Data Center Conference Poll, 78 percent of enterprises responded "yes" when asked, "Will your enterprise be pursuing a private cloud computing strategy by 2014?" The first step when pursuing a private cloud strategy is to develop a foundation of understanding that combines the business objectives with a realistic evaluation of where IT's capabilities are today, and then to implement a strategy that methodically and incrementally matches those objectives. To help, Logicalis, an international IT solutions and managed services provider, recently unveiled a "Private Cloud Foundation Checklist" outlining 14 key technology areas CIOs should address before delivering on the promise of a private cloud.
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Let your opinions shape your community for years to come – voice your opinions in the City of Tempe Transportation Master Plan. This is an opportunity for cyclists of Tempe to tell the city what we need by way of bicycle friendly infrastructure.
This survey will be used for the Tempe Transportation Master Plan for the next 10 years. The city is asking for specific street names where residents would like to have bike lanes, protected bike lanes, bike boulevards and paths. They are also asking for lists of gaps in the current bike system. You have until June 15 to let your voice be heard!
Take the survey today http://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/public-works/transportation/transportation-master-plan-/transportation-master-plan-survey
There are also public meetings on May 29th and 31st, please attend and give your feedback: http://www.tempe.gov/city-hall/public-works/transportation/transportation-master-plan-
Need some inspiration? TBAG has been advocating for the following changes in the Tempe bike system:
- A north-south bike route along the railroad tracks east of McClintock.
- Bike lanes on McClintock
- Bike lanes on Southern
- Bike lanes on Broadway
- Bike boulevards on the major bike routes such as College, Hardy, and Alameda
- A bike path along the railroad tracks from Tempe Town Lake to Kiwanis Park
- A bridge over the 1-10 at Alameda
- A bridge over the 101 at Alameda


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They know because it asks you in the survey. If you say you haven't watched an episode, the next page says you are not qualified.I won't be dishonest and mess up the accuracy of their poll, but I do wonder why only those who watched some of the last season have a voice? Aren't they trying to reclaim the viewers they had back in the old days?
I liked Kara too. I liked Nicki until she became so biased in her evaluations. Nicki is too much of a DIVA for me.
Keith Urban returns as judge for season 13.http://www.usatoday.com/story/life/tv/2013/08/01/keith-urban-returning-to-american-idol-tca/2609561/
And I don't know if I'm alone... but I REALLY LIKED KARA DIOGUARDI.
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