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Da Curve 2012 (Quadster)
Tabou's down-the-line waveboard has been completely redesigned this year with five completely new shapes (67, 74, 79, 85 and 91). Most notably, it now has five fin boxes (it also comes with five fins and box covers), so it can be ridden as either a quad or thruster.
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The outline, rocker and concave have also been adjusted to improve the boards' overall handling, speed and grip. The boards have also all been made longer and so more forgiving to sail in light wind.
Pocket 2012 (Thruster)
The Pocket (onshore waveboard) has also been reworked with five new shapes (69, 75, 80, 85 and 93). It retains its thruster setup but can optionally be used as a single-fin.
The rocker lines have been flattened slightly, rails have been altered and a swallow tail has been added to give the boards more speed (even in slower waves), earlier planing and better upwind tracking.
The Pocket is really the 'real world' waveboard in the range – ideal for gusty and difficult, onshore conditions.
The 3S (freestyle wave) has had the graphics changed and some new shapes have been added to the five board range (76, 86, 96, 106 and 116).
Over last year's shapes, the 96 has been given a narrower tail to make it work better in waves. The 106 is a completely new shape too – 'a much more playful shape.'
The 3S is offered in two constructions: standard and lightweight and rigid LTD construction.
The Twister is Tabou's out and out freestyle machine, as ridden this year by PWA star Tonky Frans.. It is a twin-fin freestyle board and the four board range (80, 90, 100, 107) has been slightly tweaked this year with two new shapes – 80 and 100.
The 80 and 100 have been slimmed down and had their tails rounded a bit to give them more pop and stop the tail catching during slide manoeuvres.
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The Clarion
Betiget's Vaal Schaal /aped
Vol. XXVI — No. 5
Bethel College and Seminary, St. Paul, Minn. December 6, 1946
AS ROSY Freshman Class Sponsors Concert SEES IT
Tita eveifi0f Local Artists ril P4494am To Be Presented
By Rosenquist
Here's a bit of advice from Earn-est
A. Houton, Harvard anthropol-ogist,
regarding matrimony. Wo-men
should marry the "Butter-ball"
type who naturally enjoy eat-ing,
comforts and informality. This
news should work up some appe-tite
with the men....
We all know that Christmas
isn't far away and so does the bus-iness
man. St. Paul stores say the
rush is already on. Here is an ex-ample
of what one toy manufac-turer
is doing this year. To get
the Lionel train catalog distribut-ed
in time for the Christmas shop
pers, Lionel went so far as to have
"Liberty" magazine publish their
catalog as a 16 page ad, making it
the largest ad a national weekly
had ever produced.
The well known Nobel Prize
awards for science in physics,
were all won by Americans in the
1946 presentation. Germany, in
1905, was the only other nation
ever to receive all three awards in
any one year. Noteworthy Is the
fact that none of the awards were
connected with the atomic bomb.
Most likely the scientists don't
want to be associated with It.
* * *
From a summary of news receiv-ed
from Washington's new leaders,
the administration has been busy
mapping out the following strate-gy
for the Nation. Taxes will have
a 20 per cent cut to eveyone in-cluding
the rich. The Republicans
(Continued on page 2)
"That Zoology test sure was a
stinker." "I suppose you thought
the Greek test was a picnic, and
besides, don't say 'stink.' It's not
polite." "Why isn't it? It's right
in the Bible, in Jahn 11:39."
So ends another thrilling episode
in the lives of Bethel students as
the curtain falls on examination
week. It was supposed to prove
something, but no one seems to
know just what.
There are two camps of opinion
regarding examinations. Some
think we should have school with-out
examinations, others think we
should have examinations without
school. Everyone except the ad-ministration
agrees that both are
too much.
There is even a divergence of
opinion on examination types. One
of the students in Communications
Commuters' Club
Has First Party
The Commuters' Club went on a
sort of busman's holiday on Fri-day
evening November 22, when
that organization held its first
meeting for off-campus students.
The School Dining Hall had a
street-car atmosphere for the eve-ning
and as each member arrived
at the door he was handed a trans-fer
ticket for use during the pro-
(Continued on page 3)
class discussed objective examina-tions
in the following terms:
"A college is becoming increas-ingly
like a sausage machine. Text-books
and students go in at one
door and strings of moulded hu-manity
come out at the other. Men
and women are not expected to
hold opinions or to think for them-selves.
The requirements are that
they learn the text like parrots and
are prepared to supply the missing
words at examinations. Opinions
are left in the closet with the hat
and gloves as the student is tos-sed
into the mould to conform to
the shape of the text-book views
and to think as does the author
until he can correctly reply to the
catechism of truth and falsehood.
Faultless memories graduate, cer-tified
objects of an objective ex-amination."
Come, come, let's not be bitter.
Dorm Council
For Men Start d
A meeting was called for the
men living in the two dormitories
on Friday, November 22nd. Dean
Carlson presided over the meeting,
stressing the need of the students
having a self-governing organiza
tion similar to that which the wo-men
have. He also stressed that
the administration is responsible
to the denomination for the
school's conduct which necessita-tes
the administration having a
final say.
The Dean then proceeded to
read the constitution of the self-governing
Bethel Women's Asso-ciation
so that the men could get
an idea of how to form their own
constitution. The Dean recom-mended
a set pattern on which the
men should organize and that they
should plan a long range policy.
Bill Lindroth was elected tem-porary
chairman and Vernie Stone-berg
temporary secretary. At that
time Lindroth took over leadership
of the meeting.
A nomination committee consist-ing
of four representatives from
the college and two representa-tives
from the Seminary were elec-ted.
Seven men were elected to draw
a constitution for the new organi-zation.
The two committees will
choose their own chairmen.
Dean Carlson closed the meet-ing
in prayer.
The Freshman Class is present-ing
a semi-formal concert tonight
at eight o'clock in the college
chapc.l. The featured soloists are
Adora Norlander, soprano; and Ax-el
Gummeson, pianist. They will
present an interesting program
cLosen from the works of classical
and sacred composers.
Both art'sts are well known to
loc 1 audiences. M:ss Norlander
has appcar:d everal times at Min
Ica o:is and St. Paul Youth for
hri. ralics with great success.
..Imm son, besides being an
e relleilt pi.- nist is also a com-pose
of considerable ability. Sev
er .1 of his compos•Cons and ar
rang -monts of familiar hymn
tunes will be featured on tonight's
The program is dividod into two
parts. The first half will be open-ed
by a group of piano numbers by
the great Polish composer, Chopin.
Miss Norlander will then sing two
songs and Mr. Gummeson will con-clude
this part of the program
with four original pieces for piano
After the intermission, sacred
songs by Rathbun, Knapp, Pietro
(Continued on page 4)
Students Give
Food for Needy
The special chapel service on
Tuesday morning, Nov. 26th spon-sored
by the Freshman class car-ried
out the theme of Thanksgiv-ing.
Jim Hoff led the singing and
directed the service. The 100th
Psalm was read and in line with
it's message John Soneson render-ed
a solo, and a trio of Freshman
girls, Betty Jo Greenman, Grace
Gustafson and Mary Martin, sang
"Wonderful Love."
The male chorus offered two in-spiring
selections, the Welsh cor-al
song of praise, "Laudamus"
and "Where Cross the Crowded
Ways of Life."
The concluding message was the
reading of "The Boy with the
Lunch" by Miss Berthel.
Gifts of canned foods and money
were collected to be given to needy
families on Thanksgiving Day. The
offering of $123.50 was used to buy
more food to be given with the
donations. Fourteen baskets of
canned and perishable foods were
Raindrop Prelude Chopin
Valse in C sharp Minor Chopin
Polonaise Militaire Chopin
Polonaise in A flat Major
Let My Song Fill Your Heart
Sing Me To Sleep
Malaguena-Lecuona Gummeson
Mystic Pool Gummeson
Impromptu in A Minor Gummoso:i
Theme and Variations on Varmland Gummeson
I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say Rathbu
)pen the Gates Knap
Gesu Bambino P:ctro A. ' on
The Love of God arr. Gumme_on
Gospel Medley arr. Gummeson
Shout the Battle Cry arr. Gummeson
The Fight Is On arr. Gummeson
The Lord Is My Light Alit - en
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Page 2 THE CLARION
ettid in the
Need Stressed
For Improved
Music Listening
Why is it that most people are
reluctant to admit to an apprecia-tion
of fine music? Bethel needs
a place where students may listen
to fine music, both religious and
classical, apart from distractions.
We have an active music depart-ment
but in the last analysis mu-sic
is a spectator rather than a
participant mode of recreation.
Most of us would rather listen to
the New York Philharmonic, Men-huin,
or the Fuller quartet than
try to make the music ourselves.
The situation now is this: There
is a radio - phonograph in the
lounge of the girls' dorm, which is
available to the male students only
rarely. The instrument has a bass
boost like a juke box that cuts out
the overtones, there are no good
needles and almost the only classi-cal
records are album after album
of Bach fugues. Bach is all right
if not taken in such large doses.
There are exceedingly few religi-ous
records. To top it off, there
is generally so much noise in the
lounge that it is difficult to hear
the music and totally impossible
to fully appreciate it.
When the new dormitory is fur-nished
there will very likely be a
-radio-phonograph installed in the
lounge. Now is the time to plan
for a good one with a true tone,
and plan for a place to put it. The
record library need not be exten-sive
but it should be varied.
A radio-phonograph will be in-stalled
if students request it. Your
student council representative is
in position to make known your
request to the proper authorities.
A group of students gathered
around the fireplace of the girls
dorm last Friday night for an old-fashioned
"Hymn Sing."
The hymns were sung to the ac-companiment
of guitars, played by
Bob Haring and Lewis Schultz.
Bud Peterson led the singing and
a short testimony.
Plans are being made for more
singspirations of this kind.
Ironside Tells
Of God's Mercy
This is the first in a series of
articles written especially for the
CLARION by some of the great
men of God.
As I look back over a ministry
of some fifty-five years, I am im-pressed
more than ever with the
marvelous way in which the Liv-ing
God has demonstrated His care
for His servant under many varied
circumstances. Others may ques-tion
whether the Lord really ans-wers
prayer or not e but there have
been too many positive proofs in
my own experience to permit me
to question for a moment His deep
interest in His own, and His de-light
to undertake for us when we
cast all our cares upon Him.
Through His infinite grace, I was
saved as a lad of about fourteen
years of age and began preaching
very shortly afterwards, impelled
to tell out to others that Gospel
which meant so much to me. In
my early ministry I was often ex-posed
to most difficult circumstan-ces;
but in a way that was nothing
short of miraculous God interven-ed
again and again in answer to
prayer, and now as I have passed
my seventieth birthday and look
back over all the way I have come,
I am. more convinced than ever of
he reality not only of the divine
providence, but of God's particular
concern for each individual be-liever
who has put his trust in
Him. I can truly say that I have
proven experimentally that "the
path of the just is as the shining
light that shineth brighter and
brighter unto the perfect day," and
I can say with the psalmist, as I
look back over the years, that
"goodness and mercy have follow-ed
me all the days of my life" and
as I look forward to the future I
am . sure that "I shall dwell in the
house of the Lord forever."
Dr. H. A. Ironside
Clarence Britton was the victim
of pocket-picking in the vicinity of
University and Snelling on Novem-ber
16. In addition to identifica-tion
papers he lost 61 dollars.
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even think they can carve off some
of our 261.9 billion dollar national
debt. That, I believe, encroaches
the realm of miracles! Various
Congressmen estimate that the
budget can be cut anywhere from
nine to thirteen billion dollars.
Budget experts on the other hand
claim it can't be done.
Regarding controls, they state
the government controls will be
eliminated as rapidly as is prac-ticable,
which will include the
President's war powers. Also the
housing program will be investi-gated
plus the reduction in short-ages
of fats, oils, sugar and soap.
More soap perhaps, to clean up the
national muddle!
Most of the fruits of the Spirit
can be summed up • in the word
Friendliness. We know how great
a Friend was—and is—our Master.
Friendliness is love brought down
to earth, and of what value is any
spiritual virtue or attainment if it
is not practiced so? How bitter
and tragic were the experiences of
Job, Elijah, Joseph, Isaiah, Paul,
and most other great men of God
— including our Lord Himself —
when they had to say, "No man
stood by me." If Confucious were
a Christian he might have said, "A
true Christian is a true friend."
.Job had three "friends." They
did not bear Job's burdens but
added to them. "They had found
no answer, and yet had condemn-ed
Job" (Job 32:3). Sometimes it
is easier to condemn a friend than
find an answer to his problems!
But Job was a true friend for
"He prayed for his friends" (Job
42 : 10) .
Perhaps we cannot yet be as he
"a friend of publicans and sin-ners,"
but we perhaps can begin
by improving our friendliness to
those around us where we are.
The proof of self sacrifice to God
is sacrifice to others. Then shall
we be yet more like Him, "A
friend that sticketh closer than a
dear boss
i give you the small hello you
lowlife ingrate you corperation
souled shylock you bloated capi-talist
if things had been left to you i
wouldnt have had any thanksgiv-ing
at all luckily some kind friends
in chicago sent me a whole cookie
last week look im laughing
and you wouldnt do me even the
simple favor of breaking it up i
think ill quit then youll be sorry
even if youc subscribers wont
boss why 'do you let such people
as cal bigfeet into your office he
never looks where he steps and
types up the corniest jokes and
poems then he leaves them in the
typewriter does he expect you to
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By President Wingblade
Has it ever occurred to you what
infinite possibilities lie vested un-der
God—in your one life?
It was the bard of Avon who
pointed out how far one little
candle could cast its beams. "So
shines a good deed in a naughty
world." One little match can set
a vast rubbish heap or an apart-ment
building ablaze, — and one
man, afire with God, can set a
country side aglow.
When the torch of persecution
was being applied to the consecrat-ed
bodies of Latimer and Ridley,
the former spake those immortal
words: "Be of good cheer, friend
Ridley, for this day we shall light
such a fire in England as shall
never be put out." And so we can-not
emphasize too strongly what
God can do with one man who is
unreservedly submitted to His
light and leading.
The Bible tells us that the spirit
of man is the candle of the Lord.
Once lit by the Holy Spirit, that
candle burns and sets other human
spirits aglow—ad infinitum. And
so we have the haystack prayer
meetings of the Williams college
students, which flamed around the
world in modern missions—and is
still burning in countless young
lives today.
We believe that there are many
hearts at Bethel this year that
have been thus kindled and will
thus flame forth as integral parts
of God's eternal purpose for men—
for time and eternity.
Dorm Furnished
As Memorials
Contributions sufficient to fur-nish
several double rooms, the li-brary
and the lounge of the new
men's dormitory have been so far
received. These gifts are in the
form of memorials given by rela-tives
of men killed in the war.
Churches have also contributed.
Plaques will be hung in the
rooms giving the particulars of the
memorial. About 30 rooms remain
to be finished.
print such graybearded stuff as
there is meter in rhyme
there is meter in tone
but the best kind of meter
is to meter alone
tell him the clarion is a high-class
say boss next time you go down
to the hospital lab bring me back
a handful of brains
look if you want to improve the
paper why dont you ask people to
write letters to the editor maybe
therell be some you can print and
people will get loads off their
but no youre probably too thick-headed
to try it why dont you take
a mouthful of water and sit on a
stove till it boils
archie the cockroach
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EDITORIAL POLICY: To maintain and promote the Christian
principles of Bethel; to promote scholarship; to foster
more school :spirit; to establish a better understanding
among the :tudents.
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Chapel Quotes
The work of the Lord Jesus will
remain solid and pure. There are
more Christians in Assam than
correspondingly in the rest of In
dia. They love the Lord and it's
a joy to be in India with the Chris
tians. Herman Tegenfeldt
There is only one thing that can
harden the human heart as can
sin. It comes unconsciously to do
things that break up the hard
heart and then sow the seed.
Walter Olson
When prayer is secret, humble
and definite then it is successful.
Paul Meyer
The daily experience with Christ
makes the day different.
Walter Olson
Be not conformed to this world
but be ye conformed to Christ
only. Live a Christ-like life; have
the Gold of the Gospel in your
hands. Anderson
He helps us not only in our cru-cial
times and needs, but also on
our everyday needs. Christ will
abide in us if we abide in him.
Walk a life that's worthy of him
who loves and loved us enough to
die for us.
Reuben Holm
You must have a goal for your
life; a conviction concerning life;
and you must have a captain of
your life. Let Christ be your cap-tain.
Lloyd Sprecher
Glorify God by praise, consecra-tion,
fruit bearing and good works.
Return to God the glory and praise
that is due to him.
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Harold Christensen, sophomore
class president, is literally "sprout-ing
wings." A hobby that is pay-ing
off is his piloting. Chris spent
three and a half years in the Ar-my
Air Corps, and during that
time decided on his lifework. He
intends to go into the field of mis-sionary
aviation the Lord willing.
Muskegon, Michigan is Chris'
home town, where he is a member
of the Lakeside Baptist Church.
Before he joined the service he
worked as an accountant for an
engineering company and attended
Muskegon Junior College.
This past summer Chris was
kept busy flying with the Victory
Sky Pilots at the Bible Conference
in Winona Lake, Indiana.
His plans for further education
are necessarily very tentative de-pending
on where he • can receive
training in this new field of Chirs-tian
service. He hopes to attend
Bob Jones College next year in
further preparation for the Lord's
Sem Is Quiet As
Last Men Move
Into New Dorm
The living quarters in the base
ment of the Seminary has had an
appreciable loss in inhabitants
with the completion of the first
floor of the Men's Dormitory.
There remain but about a dozen.
Those remaining are waiting for
the completion of the Married
Couple's Apartments so that they
can occupy rooms in the Seminary
Dorm now being occupied by the
married couples. Two men re
maining in the "Rat-hole" by
which it is known, are waiting for
the apartments to be finished so
that they and their wives can
move in.
There was however some excite
ment before the men left for their
new home. A fortnight ago some-one
suggested getting some ice
cream to eat although it was after
eleven in the evening. They were
still eating ice cream at one
o'clock in the morning. For two
days the fad for eating even turn-ed
to such things as pickled her
ring and pigs feet. One fellow was
heard saying, after the feast "That
tasted good even if it did kick up
quite a stink."
Special Evangelistic services are
being held at Bethany Baptist
Church, St. Paul, in the weeks
from January 5 through January
19. Dr. M. R. Siemans from the
First Baptist Church in Eau Claire
will be the speaker. Prayer is re-quested
for these meetings.
His intensive conce—tration on
being congenial to everyone alike
has undoubtedly won Bob Nelson
his office of freshman class press
dent. He bases his admirable trait
on his life verse I Peter 2:9:
"That ye should show forth the
praises of Him who hath called
you out of darkness into His mar-velous
Bob hails from Des Moines, Io-wa,
originally, but more recently
from a stretch of duty in the Na-vy.
He attended Bethel in 1943
but quit to enlist in the service.
He felt called to the ministry in
1941 while at a youth camp in
Iowa, and in 1943 felt a more defi-nite
leading to the foreign field.
At present, he is intent only on
finishing school and letting the
Lord lead as He will.
In the Penn Avenue Baptist
Church in Des Moines, Bob held
the position of vice president of
the B. Y. P. U., and in August of
this year was elected president of
the Iowa State Young People.
Coffee Shop Does
Rushing Business
Approximately 5 0 0 customers
keep happy in Bethel's Coffee
Shop by consuming 300 cheerios
daily and varying amounts of cake,
pie, coffee and candy.
"Just after Chapel" is the busi-est
time, according to Mrs. Gus
Lundberg, proprietor. Students
dash in for a cup of coffee and a
hurried bismark, but often linger
to hear the last campus news and
wind up by ordering pie a la mode.
They manage to keep Mrs. Lund
berg and six helpers working to
meet their needs in the course of
a week. Gay spirits usually pre-vail
and patrons willingly return
dirty dishes to the counter.
Commuting students bring their
lunches and settle comfortably
while they munch amid the clatter
and chatter of the place. Tables
occasionally do service as ros-trums
upon which aspiring soloists
contribute such choice classics as
"Home on the Range." Confusing,
but amusing . . . don't shove . . .
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gram of games. The program was
in the charge of Martha and Bert
Rutan, Ruth Bridges and Phyllis
Ashbaugh, while Bill Brice and
Bernie Thurson were responsible
for the decorations.
Closing the evening with devo-tions,
Professor Swan Engwall,
who is the Faculty Adviser to the
group, gave what is to be the first
of a series of meditations on the
lines of the hymn "Take Time Tb
Be Holy."
Future meetings of the Club will
be held at convenient centers in
the cities.
Pre- season Game
Evenly Matched
Friday, November 22, the Bethel
Indians defeated an Edgewater
Baptist team from Chicago by a
score of 49-41. The contest was
typical of many pre-season games.
Numerous shots were missed by
both teams and the passing was
erratic. The conference standing
will not be affected by this - game.
Dischinger opened the scoring
for Bethel, but Yates of Edgewa-ter
sank a right-handed shot to tie
the score. Neither team was able
to build a substantial lead, and at
halftime Edgewater led 22-20. Dur-ing
the third quarter the Red and
White tallied 14 points while hold-ing
the church team to 8.
Early in the fourth period Edge-water
came within two points of
tying the score but baskets by
Sandberg, Sandin, E. Johnson, and
R. Johnson gave Bethel an 8 point
Wesiberg and K. Wahlgren led
the losers in scoring with 12 and
10 .points .respectively. Sandin,
captain and guard, led an evenly
distributed scoring column with 3
field goals and 2 gift shots. Sub-stitutions
were frequent through-out
the game. The Bethel players
made 7 free throws out of 14 at-tempts
and were called on 14 in-fractions.
Edgewater had 10 fouls
.called and made 9 out of 17 free
Tuesday morning, Nov. 19, all
the men were asked to leave the
chapel and a program was present-ed
to the girls by the B. W. A.
Becky Iosty, president of the or-ganization,
spoke for a few min-uets
on the purpose of the B. W.
A. and presented the officers and
cabinet members.
Dr. G. A. Hagstrom spoke to the
men of the school in the gym. His
topic was in regard to the respon-sibility
of men in the world.
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A. Yon, and Allitsen will be sung
by Miss Norlander while Mr. Gum-meson
will play- several of his own
arrangements of famous hymn
Miss Adora Norlander, who has
inspired many Youth for Christ
audiences, has a testimony in
words as well as in song. She be-gan
singing for Youth for Christ
just two years ago today. George
Wilson had heard her sing in
church and had asked her to sing
and give her testimony on a Youth
for Christ program one Saturday
night. After her first appearance
she was signed up as staff soloist.
Miss Norlander accepted Christ
during Bible school at the age of
13 and her hope is that she will be
able to keep her voice for the Lord
for many years to come. She re-lated
an experience that occured
within this last year that convinc-ed
her that the Lord wants to USt3
her. Often she has had to request
absence from her employment at
the telephone company to travel to
Youth for Christ engagements and
each time such leave was given to
her. She was promoted to one of
the highest ranking jobs in the
company on condition that she
would be unable to secure these
leaves. Miss Norlander having tir-ed
of traveling continually and
thrilled with the promotion ac-cepted.
For four days and four
nights she had no peace. Before
she was able to talk with her su-pervisor,
he told her he knew she
didn't want the job under those
circumstances, and remarked too,
that he had noticed a change in
her since she had accepted the
Axel Gummeson, one of the art-ists
for the Semi-formal Concert,
December 6th, is the former piano
student of Miss Alice R. Anderson.
Axel studied for six years and
then, like most men, his career
was interrupted by the war. He
spent 33 months in the 9th Army
overseas. During this time, he pur-sued
his career by continually
practicing. When Lt. Gen. Simp-son
of the American 9th Army
held a dinner at Brunswick, Ger-many
in honor of the commanding
General of the Russian 33rd Ukra-nian
Army, Axel presented a
short concert for the occasion.
At the present time, he is at-tending
the University of Minne-sota.
His curriculum consists of
History of Music, Mediaeval His-tory
and Norwegian. Besides, he
is kept busy using his talent in
Christian services and other ap-propriate
occasions in the twin
Axel is truly a born musician.
Among the numbers on the pro-gram
for the concert there will be
three of his own compositions:
"Mystic Pool," "Impromptu in A
Minor," "Theme and Variations on
Varmland," and "Malaguena-Lecu-ona."
THAT the faculty were unable
to join the St. Paul school-teach-ers'
strike because time was • too
short for Mr. Malmstein to launcn
a special appeal for the purchase
of sandwich-boards for the pickets.
THAT Prof. Norstrom has a sci-entific
solution to the John Lewis
problem. He would use as a source
of heat the hot air liberated by the
politicians in their electioneering
reactions. While the Student
Council is considering the idea
the Professor is going ahead with
two bunsen burners as an alterna-tive
method of heating the labora-tory.
THAT Prof. Anderson includes
Cupid among the catalysts because
he causes a reaction but does not
take part in it.
THAT so keen were the French
students that they paid for their
test papers as well as completing
THAT a cat attended the history
lecture but a dog turned up for
the quiz period.
Students Hear
Wallace Party .
The triple - octave chimes, one
of the six such instruments in the
world, was heard at the chapel
session on November 15th when
the Rev. and Mrs. Niel Wallace
. were present with some of their
musical instruments. The party,
which included Miss D. Hamilton,
was introduced by Mr. Ellsworth,
of the St. Paul Union Gospel Mis-sion,
under whose auspices the mu-sicians
were visiting the city. A
program including selections on
the chimes and on the vibra-harp
was greatly appreciated and the
interest of students was evidenced.
Dischinger Is
Proud Father
John Dischinger, a freshman in
the college, became the father of a
boy, Roger Curtis, on November 8.
By the time that John got home
his son was already 9 hours old,
however John remained at home
with his wife and son for several
days. He will be staying at Bethel
alone until the Married Couple's
Apartments are completed. His
wife, Frances, and son, Roger, will
be staying in Chicago.
John said, "The responsibilities
as a father rest heavily on my
His wife lived at the Chicago
Klingberg Children's Home for
eight years. John met her at Em-erald
Baptist Church in Chicago.
THAT examination week recall-ed
the declaration made by Dean
Carlson at the beginning of the
quarter that going to school was a
full union week.
THAT Miss Berglund's explana-tion
of the preterite tense is "the
bell rang, and then stopped rang-ing."
THAT Dean Carlson's opinion
that exam week is one of greatest
mirth raises protest—me thinks he
is confusing mirth with hysteria.
THAT even a draft dodger could
never tie Mr. Engwall's experience
with the armed forces. In 1917 he
volunteered as an ambulance driv-er,
but wasn't accepted because he
wasn't an American citizen yet. He
went to the Swedish Consul, but
they rejected him, because he had
his first papers for American citi-zenship.
Even the French Consul
couldn't help. When his draft num-ber
came up, he was •a minister
and wasn't called. He applied for
a chaplaincy—his papers of accep-tance
arrived. When? The day the
armistice was signed!
All new seminary students have
been individually interviewed by
the faculty this week, in line with
an annual custom.
Dec. 6—Semi-Formal Concert
Dec. 8—Bethel Day at Bethlehem,
Dec. 9—Basketball (Beth el at
Dec. 10—Alexis
—Faculty-Staff outing
Dec. 13—M issionary Band
Dec. 14—Basketball (Northwestern
at Bethel—men and girls)
—Mpls. Youth For Christ
(Christmas Choral Program)
Dec. 19—Basketball ( B et h e 1 at
Dec. 20-5:30 P.M. Christmas va-cation
LeRoy Hagstrom, a student of
the college, has discontinued his
studies here to return to his form-er
occupation in the machinest
trade. He will make his home in
Hamden, Conn., with his wife and
1526 W. Larpenteur Ave,
NEstor 0609
*WS dierkui? What and When
In Near Future
University Ave. Near Snelling
M Idway 2936
St. Paul, Minn.
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Washington D.C.-based rapper Wale caused some controversy almost two weeks ago after canceling his performance at D.C. Black Pride. At that time, the singer's agent told organizers the rapper would not be "comfortable" at a gay event. On Sunday, Wale made a guest appearance at D.C.'s Black Pride to dispel any notion that he is homophobic. The performance was free, reports MetroWeekly.
The 25-year-old rapper, best known for his track ''Chillin''' featuring Lady Gaga, told Metro Weekly's Ebone Bell: "For anybody to think that my music is prejudice against any orientation...or lifestyle [is] absurd to me and I just had to clear it up."
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British and Irish holidaymakers have revealed their top hotel gripes in a survey conducted by the Good Hotel Guide ahead of its 2016 instalment.
Hair in the plughole was found to be the most concerning issue with 88 per cent of the 600 people surveyed bemoaning it.
Dirty showers (79 per cent), noisy guests in neighbouring rooms (72 per cent) and uncomfortable beds (68 per cent) followed closely behind.
Other irritations which lead to a less than cheerful check-out include discretionary service charges (57 per cent), windows that don't open (43 per cent), dim lighting (42 per cent), background music (34 per cent), poor WiFi (33 per cent) and carpets in the bathroom (32 per cent).
Women were found to be more likely to complain, and appeared more critical than men.
The only gripes which bothered women less than men were poor Wifi (31 per cent of women as opposed to 34 per cent of men) and plastic cups in the bathroom (18 per cent of women as opposed to 21 per cent of men). One notable difference is that double the number of men (18 per cent) claim to have been bitten by a flea while staying in a hotel, compared with only 9 per cent of women. However, 12per cent of men and women agree that too many cushions on the bed is annoying.
On the food front, the buffet breakfast did not prove popular with many. One response complained of 'having to get up and down like a yo-yo', while other criticised poor-quality food that is often pre-cooked and cold, congeals under hot lamps, and hotels that ran out of food. Others complained about the quality of tea and coffee, and the speed with which these arrive – seemingly, never fast enough. Breakfast ending too early, especially at the weekend, was also an issue.
Good Hotel Guide co-editors Adam Raphael and Desmond Balmer said: "The results reveal that British guests have become much more sophisticated in their tastes since the Guide was first published in 1978. Hoteliers have to strive hard to keep their guests happy."
The editors pointed out that, in the qualitative responses, the same comments came up time and again: the importance of cleanliness, providing fresh milk in the bedrooms and the best staff being those that can achieve the right balance between professionalism and over-familiarity.
Other gripes included over-familiar staff, stained bedlinen, long-life milk in the bedroom for tea and coffee, a dislike of condiments in plastic packaging and feeble shower pressures. Background music was singled out by some guests, who condemned it as 'intrusive' and, 'inappropriate'. WiFi that was not free, had a feeble signal, or was complicated to set up was another irritant. Hotels with too many instructions and notes telling people what and what not to do proved unpopular.
And while many hotels are now dog friendly, one respondent complained that too few hotels welcome cats.
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BALTIMORE, MD (April 30, 2010) – Governor Martin O'Malley, Attorney General Doug Gansler, Baltimore City Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake and Tom Chuckas, President and COO of the Maryland Jockey Club, today addressed the settlement agreement that ensures the Preakness will remain in Maryland.
"For 134 years (and counting) the Preakness Stakes has been run in the State of Maryland and has belonged to the people of our state," said Governor O'Malley. "The Preakness Covenant will ensure that people of Maryland continue to enjoy this time-honored tradition, and that the State of Maryland and City of Baltimore will continue to realize the economic benefits of this annual event. I want to thank Attorney General Doug Gansler, and his staff for working quickly and aggressively with us with us to secure the future of the Preakness Stakes right here where it belongs in Maryland."
"This is wonderful news for the City of Baltimore," said Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake. "The Preakness belongs in Baltimore City, and I want to thank Governor O'Malley and Attorney General Gansler for their leadership and partnership in acting quickly and aggressively to ensure that the Preakness remains a Baltimore tradition for years to come."
"This is great news for the Preakness Stakes, the Maryland Jockey Club, the City of Baltimore and the State of Maryland," said Tom Chuckas, President and COO of the Maryland Jockey Club. "The Preakness has a long tradition at Pimlico, and we were proud to work with Governor O'Malley and Attorney General Gansler to make sure that tradition continues."
Under the agreement announced today by Governor O'Malley and Attorney General Gansler, Maryland waives its statutory right of first refusal to buy the Preakness Stakes and parent company MI Developments (MID), agrees that it will not move the Preakness from Maryland. The agreement also specifically states:
* MID agrees that the Preakness Covenant will be binding on MID's successors and assigns;
* The State of Maryland and MID agree that any disputes about the agreement, including a dispute about the Preakness Covenant, will be decided in a Maryland court;
* The parties acknowledge that money damages would not be a sufficient remedy for breach of the Preakness Covenant, and agree that Maryland is entitled to specific performance and injunctive or other equitable relief as a remedy for a breach of the Preakness Covenant; and
* Nothing in the Agreement alters or negates the State's statutory, police, or regulatory power.


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Nicola Jones: A shortage of "rare earth" metals, used in everything from electric car batteries to solar panels to wind turbines, is hampering the growth of renewable energy technologies. Researchers are now working to find alternatives to these critical elements or better ways to recycle them.
"The move toward new and better technologies — from smart phones to electric cars — means an ever-increasing demand for exotic metals that are scarce thanks to both geology and politics. Thin, cheap solar panels need tellurium, which makes up a scant 0.0000001 percent of the earth's crust, making it three times rarer than gold. High-performance batteries need lithium, which is only easily extracted from briny pools in the Andes. Platinum, needed as a catalyst in fuel cells that turn hydrogen into energy, comes almost exclusively from South Africa…Researchers and industry workers alike woke with a shock to the problems caused by these dodgy supply chains in 2011, when the average price of "rare earths" — including terbium and europium, used in fluorescent bulbs; and neodymium, used in the powerful magnets that help to drive wind turbines and electric engines — shot up by as much as 750 percent in a year. The problem was that China, which controlled 97 percent of global rare earth production, had clamped down on trade. A solution was brokered and the price shock faded, but the threat of future supply problems for rare earths and other so-called "critical elements" still looms."


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A: Assess Needs
Organizing and shopping strategies for clothes and supplies.
Schedule time with each child to take a wardrobe inventory. Toss damaged goods and decide which wearable items can be passed on to younger siblings or donated to charitable organizations, says professional organizer Debbie Lillard, author of Absolutely Organize Your Family (Betterway Home).
Before hitting the stores, make a list of pieces needed and set a budget, suggests organizing pro Stacey Platt, of New York City-based DwellWell. If those over-the-limit boots or jeans are really must-haves, kids will know in advance that they'll have to save up to buy them.
The great thing about the school's supply list is that it usually details exactly what's needed. The downside: It doesn't remind you about the three calculators your kids already own. To curb unnecessary purchases, Lillard sends her kids on a room-to-room scavenger hunt to see what they can find and check off their lists.
If a supply list isn't digital, Platt recommends using an app, such as Scanner Pro (itunes.apple.com, $7) or Droid Scan (amazon.com, $8), to scan the document with a smartphone. This way, if you're out shopping and spot a back-to-school sale, you can quickly verify what you still need.
One item every middle and high school student should have—requested or not—is a good academic planner, says Lillard. Her favorite, Order Out of Chaos (orderoochaos.com, $18), features large pages for recording assignments and after-school activities. The notebook also has plenty of blank space so kids can fill in free-time pursuits as well as long-range events such as family parties, vacations and weekends away.
B: Bring Order
Ideas for mudroom, pantry and other key spots.
Every home needs a dumping ground. Whether it's a mudroom, entryway or hall closet, the essential components are the same—enough hooks to hold coats and backpacks, racks or trays for shoes, and a bin for each family member to store smaller items, such as iPods, sunglasses and gloves. Professional organizer Ann Sullivan, author of Organizing for Life: The Kids Room (Create Space), likes to assign a different-colored bin to each family member. Or, for a more uniform look, she suggests matching containers labeled with kids' names. Lillard also recommends creating "activity bags" for each extracurricular so kids can grab their stuff and go. If there's space, keep the bags in an entry area—otherwise, put in children's bedrooms.
Keep kids' clothes hampers in a user-friendly spot like a corner of their room or the bathroom. To save time on gathering and sorting, install large hampers (try Honey-Can-Do pop-up mesh hamper, amazon.com, $15) in the laundry room. On wash days, get family members to empty clothes from their individual hampers into the bins.
Streamline the morning bathroom routine by hanging a see-through over-the-door shoe rack to create space for kids' hair tools, lotions and whatever else clutters counters.
Carve out a place for kids to do homework, keeping in mind their study-habit likes and dislikes. A desk next to the bed can provide extra storage as well as double as a nightstand. But if your daughter prefers working on the bed, consider giving her a lap model. For kids who'd rather sit at the kitchen or dining room table, Sullivan suggests a rolling cart with drawers for materials. When you want to neaten up, it's easy to move it into a corner or closet.
Simplify lunch packing by compiling sandwich ingredients—cold cuts, condiments—and juice boxes in a container that you can quickly pull out of the fridge, says Sullivan. Use another bin for bread and snacks. If you buy, say, pretzels in bulk, empty them into smaller, see-through containers. Once you're ready, take everything out and set up an assembly line. Insulated to-go food containers and reusable sandwich bags streamline the packing routine.
Keep kids from trashing the kitchen by setting up an after-school snack station. Leave a tray on the counter with everything they'll need for a quick bite, such as granola bars and fruit. "This also helps late risers, like my daughter, who eat on the go in the morning," says Lillard.
Store snacks at eye level in cupboards or the fridge so kids can find what they want without rummaging.
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C: Create a Hub
A command center in the kitchen or entryway.
Put a big desk pad calendar next to a large bulletin board. Keep track of each family member's activities with different-colored pens. Tack up school lunch menus, directories, chore charts and anything else you refer to frequently. If you think everyone in the house can commit to entering their own appointments, try a free online calendar, such as the Cozi mobile app (cozi.com). Post a monthly or weekly copy on the board as a visual reminder.
Designate a surface near the bulletin board—a desk, table or countertop directly below is ideal—for handling day-to-day paperwork. Set up a filing system with stacking letter trays where permission slips, school notices, assignment sheets and mail can be stashed. Try to sift through it at the end of each day. Organize paperwork you need to keep throughout the school year—or longer, such as directories and report cards—in a folder for each child, says Lillard.
Set out a basket for keys, loose change and other small items that are unloaded as each family member walks through the door. You may want kids to park phones here, or in a central charging station, during homework time. Lillard also recommends having kids "turn in" their devices at bedtime.
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Anniversaries are odd things, for weeks I've felt the presence of this day approaching like a dreaded examination or the promise of a storm. I knew that the moment of anniversary itself was likely to be tough, and it was – the memories of that painful day washed over in that minute of silence alright.
Today at 14:46 I stood under the Alta screen at the East Exit of Shinjuku station. It was a beautiful spring day, fresh and sunny, just like last year. When I hurried past there on my way home last year, the crowds were watching the first of the waves strike. Today we were watching the Emperor and various dignitaries at the National Gallery leading a minute of silence.
While today, and that minute especially, was full of sorrow, it also feels like perhaps we have passed the worst of it and that the deepest of the pain is beginning to dissipate. I hope that's also true for the families whose lives were devasted by the tsunami. Today my wife and baby were with me, so our tears were chiefly for those families that were sundered forever.
The waters today have cleansed, not destroyed.
The storm has passed, and we're gonna be OK.


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A Day To Remember Tap Bring Me the Horizon + More for Inaugural Self Help Festival (на англ.)
A Day To Remember are organizing the first-ever Self Help Festival, and they've invited some big-time friends to help launch the concert extravaganza. It will be held March 22 in the NOS Event Center in San Bernardino, Calif.
Bands performing at the festival will include A Day To Remember, Bring Me The Horizon, Of Mice & Men, The Story So Far, Memphis May Fire, Attila, The Word Alive, Stick To Your Guns, Issues, Letlive, Terror, A Skylit Drive, Hands Like Houses, Hundredth, Beartooth and Rotting Out.
A Day To Remember singer Jeremy McKinnon explains why the band chose to launch a festival now: "It actually came from a conversation I was having with my girlfriend and Josh's about what it's like to be in the crowd at one of our shows. She told me that most people who come respond like its more than just a concert to them. It's like the music is genuinely helping them."
McKinnon continues, "We were all throwing around ideas for a name that would mean something for not only our fans but for this genre of music as a whole, and I told the guys this story. It made us actually stop and think about what we really do see from the fans, and that's 90 percent of the time that this music from most of the bands involved in this style of music makes them feel better about being alive. Thus we titled our festival Self Help, because at the end of the day, that's what music's all about."
Tickets for Self Help Festival go on sale Friday (Dec. 20) and can be purchased here. A VIP pre-sale began today, with details here.
A Day to Remember's latest album 'Common Courtesy' was released in October, and has already sold more than 100,000 copies.
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The Jackson County Board of Education will announce the school system's layoff plans on Wednesday morning.
During its annual retreat on Thursday and Friday, the board discussed the district's financial woes amid dwindling state revenue.
The board held a 35-minute closed-door meeting on Friday afternoon to discuss personnel issues.
Superintendent Shannon Adams issued a statement after the meeting on the district's layoff plan — or Reduction in Force (RIF).
"Over a period of months, I have been working to develop a Reduction in Force plan for the school system," Adams wrote in his statement.
"I am not presenting any plan to the Board of Education at this time, because I feel it would be appropriate for me to first address those employees who would be affected by the proposal should the plan be adopted by the Board, rather than for those employees to be informed in some other way after the plan is presented," he wrote. "I will be making those contacts on Monday and Tuesday of next week."
The board will hold a called meeting on Wednesday, March 25, at 8 a.m. to announce the district's layoff plan or accept resignations from those affected by the move.
Besides laying off employees, the school system also anticipates losing more than 30 certified and classified positions in the district through attrition next school year. By not hiring new employees to fill those vacant positions, the school system estimates a $1.8 million savings.
The school system also plans to furlough a few of its employees in the district for five days during the 2009-2010 school year for an estimated savings of $110,900.
The proposed 2009-2010 fiscal budget calls for a 2.95 percent drop from $90.6 million this year to $88 million next year.
Among some of the proposals to trim costs for the school system are eliminating the system-paid portion of employees' dental insurance for a savings of $264,500 and restricting out-of-district travel for conferences and training for a savings of $252,000.
For more details, see the Wednesday, March 25 edition of The Jackson Herald.
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Non CA'ers Anyone get pulled over with just that little strip of paper?
Non CA'ers Anyone get pulled over with just that little strip of paper?
Oh yeah, VA. We went to the police dept and asked. They said yeah its legal, but you will be pulled anyway. When pulled, hey what kind of car is this?? Its a Tesla, electric, explained briefly about the CA strip of paper, he did not even look at it and off we went.
MN. Just yesterday. Read the strip of paper and sent me on my way.
Why would you get pulled over? Seems wierd. Temporary tags are very common when people buy new or even used cars from the dealer.
I see them all the time on all kinds of cars. I have had cops behind me several times, I have not been pulled over, nor have I been worried about it. I've never heard of cops pulling people over just because there was a temp tag and no plate (without any other sort of behavior that warrants suspicion). I'm in WA state.
I'm going to put my real plates on this weekend though. My temp tags expire on Sunday.
olan, each state is different. In Iowa what you normally get is a cardboard that is the same size as a plate and actually can be put in the same place although most people just put it in the back window. It is very clearly marked with the expiration date (which is only 45 days not 90 as CA is) so you normally will not get stopped with that.
I was extremely surprised that I never got pulled over as the cops in one of the towns I frequent are known for being strict. And that piece of paper is very small. Plus the window is slanted so much that not much can be seen of it at all.
In NC too (Cary) and fully expect to be pulled over (and then released) with that tiny strip in the window. NC police are used to the full size temp tags and would probably need to verify state (CA) and exp.
Ok with me for the extra hassle until I can put my permanent plates (YOOENSEE) on. I'm living the dream!
Speaking out of experience I can say that not all cops (ie Maryland) will accept the (legal) temporary CA registration and you might not be able to explain it. My advise is to get your permanent plate by all means.
CA Temp Tags? Now I am really confused. I live in Colorado and would like to take a factory delivery.(And the tour) I then would have a great time Driving the car home with my family. I have read where other people looked into this and were told that they would have to pay CA sales tax to do this. If I am getting CA temp tags, I hope I can get the car right at the factory. I ASSumed I would get CO temp tags. Any thoughts?
You're setting yourself up for serious expenses. CA allows no exceptions.
I keep expecting it, but no problems in MD. I just got my plates and will put on tomorrow but I drove for several weeks with the tiny paper without issue.
Were you disappointed? ;)
@Bsbomber we are taking delivery in Fremont and will drive back to Nevada. We pay Cali. tax but none here and will get temporary Cali registration, then register in Nevada at the DMV once we're home.


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DM&E Mothballing Powder River Basin Extension
SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) - The Dakota Minnesota & Eastern Railroad says it will "defer indefinitely" plans to extend its rail network into the Powder River Basin so it can ship Wyoming coal to power plants in other states.
DM&E is based in Sioux Falls and owned by Canadian Pacific Railway. CP said in a statement Monday that it's mothballing the plan for a 260-mile extension of its network because of a weak demand for coal.
Railroads have been dealing with weaker coal demand because of low natural gas prices and last year's mild winter. There also is speculation that any new regulations to limit greenhouse gases would make coal even less attractive to utilities.
DM&E filed condemnation lawsuits in 2007 against some landowners in northeastern Wyoming for the project but later dropped the lawsuits.
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Location: Healthy Processed Foods ResearchTitle: High resolution crystal structure of human Dim2/TXNL4B Author
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Submitted to: Acta Crystallographica Section F: Structural Biology and Crystallization Communications
Publication Type: Peer Reviewed Journal
Publication Acceptance Date: 1/10/2013
Publication Date: 2/22/2013
Citation: Jin, T., Guo, F., Wang, Y., Zhang, Y. 2013. High resolution crystal structure of human Dim2/TXNL4B. Acta Crystallographica Section F: Structural Biology and Crystallization Communications. 69(Pt 3):223-227. DOI: 10.1107/S1744309113000973.
Interpretive Summary: At present, it is not clear why a subpopulation is allergic to foods. It is also why a few of the thousands of proteins in a food source causes allergic reaction. Searching for genetic factors that might shed light on the mechanisms of food allergy has not brought any hope for finding a cure for food allergies in the near future. It is reported that in the case of autoimmune and severe food allergy as a variant of the immune dysregulation, polyendocrinopathy, enteropathy, X-linked (IPEX) syndrome, pre-mRNA splicing defect may be one of the problem. This study reported a high-resolution crystal structure of human thioredoxin like protein 4B (TXNL4B). Structural information indicated that a region of TXNL4B previously reported as responsible for its interaction with prp6 (a central component of the pre-mRNA splicing machinery) includes a part of the B-sheet core of the protein and is unlikely to facilitate the interaction.
Technical Abstract: TXNL4A (thioredoxin like 4A) is an essential protein conserved from yeast to human and is a component of the pre-mRNA splicing machinery. TXNL4B was identified as a TXNL4 family protein that also interacts with prp6, an integral component of the U4/U6•U5 tri-snRNP complex, and was shown to function in pre-mRNA splicing. A crystal structure of TXNL4B was determined at 1.33 Å resolution and refined to an Rwork of 14.7% and an Rfree of 19.7% with one native dimer of TXNL4B in the asymmetric unit. Residues 1-33 of TXNL4A were previously reported to be responsible for its interaction with prp6. This region, however, extends to the B-sheet core of the thioredoxin fold structure of TXNL4B. This suggests that interpretation of previously reported GST pull-down results without considering structure and stability of TXNL4B is debatable.


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Founder: Austrian Economics
So reads this parchment-color T-shirt dedicated to the life and work of the great Carl Menger, founder of the Austrian School. He first took on the historicists to show that there is such a thing as economic theory and then his book Principles of Economics forged a new path for understanding value, utility, and price.
He not only kicked off the Marginal Revolution on the Continent. He made a revolutionary contribution to monetary theory to show that its origins were not with the state or social compact but with the market.
Even today, his work holds up. It's no wonder that Mises said that Menger made him an economist.
Menger was a genius, and, at last, there is a shirt that celebrates his genius.
All shirts are 100% cotton pre-shrunk. Chest sizes are:
Mises Institute
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Congratulations to the following CANSCAIP members who are award winners and nominees:
2013 Dallas Songwriters Song Contest
Max Tell was a semi-finalist in the 2013 Dallas Songwriters Song Contest for "Cat in My Hoody." It was also an award winner in the 2012 Great American Songwriting Contest in the children's lyric division.
Winnipeg Public Library's On the Same Page 2013-2014 Reading Club
Eva Wiseman's book No One Must Know has been shortlisted for Winnipeg Public Library's On the Same Page 2013-2014 Reading Club. You can vote for Eva's book at http://wpl.winnipeg.ca/library/onthesamepage.asp
2013 Helen and Stan Vine Canadian Jewish Book Award
The 2013 Helen and Stan Vine Canadian Jewish Book Awards were presented in June 6 at the Toronto Reference Library. Sharon E. McKay won in the Children's Literature category for her novel Enemy Territory, published by Annick Press.
Barbara Reid appointed to the Order of Canada
Award-winning children's author and illustrator Barbara Reid has been appointed as a member of the Order of Canada by His Excellency the Right Honourable David Johnston, Governor General of Canada. The announcement was made in Ottawa on June 28, 2013. Reid was chosen for her contributions as a children's book illustrator and author, widely known for her creative use of the medium of Plasticine.
Her first book was New Baby Calf by Edith Newlin, and since then Barbara has illustrated over 25 books for children. She has won numerous awards including the Amelia Francis Howard-Gibbon Illustrator's Award, the Ruth and Sylvia Schwartz Children's Award, the Mr. Christie's Book Award (Illustration), the Elizabeth Mrazik-Cleaver Award and the prestigious Governor General's Literary Award (Illustration).
For more information about the Order of Canada or to nominate someone, visit www.gg.ca/honours.
Finalists announced for the 2013 Information Book Award
The Children's Literature Roundtables of Canada are pleased to announce the finalists for the 2013 Information Book Award. The deadline for voting is November 18, 2013 with the winner being announced on November 22, 2013. Titles by CANSCAIPers include:
2012 Lane Anderson Award
The finalists competing for the 2012 Lane Anderson Award were announced by Hollister Doll and Sharon Fitzhenry, directors of the Fitzhenry Family Foundation. The annual Lane Anderson Award honours two jury-selected books, in the categories of adult and young reader, published in the field of science, and written by a Canadian. The winner in each category will receive a prize of $10,000. Winners will be announced on 26th September. The finalists in the young reader category include Big Green Book of the Big Blue Sea, written by Helaine Becker, illustrated by Willow Dawson, Kids Can Press.
Finalists for CODE's Inaugural Burt Award for First Nations, Métis and Inuit Literature Announced
CODE is proud to announce the finalists for its inaugural Burt Award for First Nations, Métis and Inuit Literature. The winners of the first edition of this annual Award will be announced on October 2nd, 2013. Established by CODE in collaboration with William (Bill) Burt and the Literary Prizes Foundation, this aims to provide engaging and culturally-relevant books for young people across Canada by recognizing excellence in English-language literary works for Young Adults by First Nations, Métis and Inuit authors. The shortlist includes Free Throw, by Jacqueline Guest, published by James Lorimer & Company.
2013 Canadian Children's Book Centre Awards
The Canadian Children's Book Centre (CCBC) is pleased to announce the finalists for its seven major children's book awards. The winners will be announced at two invitation-only gala events in Toronto on October 22 and Montreal on October 29. For the first time ever, TD is partnering with CBC Books to present the TD Canadian Children's Literature Fan Choice Award. Young readers will be asked to pick their favourite book from the shortlisted TD Award titles in an online poll starting on Monday, September 9. Titles by CANSCAIPers include:
TD Canadian Children's Literature Award
Marilyn Baillie Picture Book Award
Norma Fleck Award for Canadian Children's Non-Fiction
Geoffrey Bilson Award for Historical Fiction for Young People
John Spray Mystery Award
Monica Hughes Award for Science Fiction and Fantasy


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IAJGS thanks the following for their support of the International Jewish Cemetery Project:
Ellen Sadove Renck Kitty Munson Cooper Peter Strauss
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David M.R. Shulman - Geographic Advisor and Editor
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Evamaria Brockhoff, Jason Hallgarten, Joachim Mugdan, Fritz Neubauer, Eva Radding, and Jeri Steele.
Special acknowledgement is made of H. Peter Sinclair, z"l for his extraordinary help with Germany.