College grid wars and upsets forecast this weekend
The column recaps last weekend's results with McFarland 13 Shafter 0 and California 24 Oregon State 6. It notes Nebraska 14 Minnesota 0 and Washington State 13 Idaho, plus future matchups including Oregon, Notre Dame, Minnesota, Ohio State, and a Stanford versus UCLA puzzle.
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Washington
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Gophers
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Friesen Teanbleshia
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Ghagame
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Oregon
Trojans
Headman Jones
Washington State
Idano
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Northwestern
Iowa State
Yankees
San Diego
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Cardinals
Maricopa
West Point
Columbia
Gonzaga
Notre Dame
Illinois
Indiana
Minnesota
Ohio State
Stanford Indians
Bruins
The Love of Living Gemutlichkeit Explored
An essay explains gemutlichkeit as a love of simple pleasures and enjoyment of life. It notes English lacks a direct translation and highlights a writer's view from the Detroit News on appreciating comfort, sociability, and cheer.
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Detroit News
Geniuses Describe Love Across Romantic Letters
The article cites Keats describing the air in a room without his beloved as unhealthy and Burns recounting his first love. It notes his reaction as heartstrings thrilling like a Aeolian harp and a racing pulse while admiring a loved one’s hand.
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Keats
Burns
How to Use a Self Timer for Selfie Style Photos
The article explains using a self timer with a cable release to include the photographer in group shots. It covers setup on a tripod, framing in the finder, selecting aperture and shutter speed, and triggering the timer after placing the camera. It notes most timers fit the cable release end and that some cameras have built in timers.
Monkeys and the Wild Man in Showman Lore
The article notes about 200 monkey species and debunks a famed Wild Man of Borneo as a fake. It discusses how shows claimed Borneo as the wild man’s homeland, tying to the region’s reputation as headhunter country and its use in popular spectacle.
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India
Borneo
Radio message from China shocks Maple district farmers
A radio dispatch reaching Maple district farmer Peter Kohield via his daughter Helen Cardiff in San Francisco reports Wuhu China bombed by Japanese planes. The Kohfeld missionaries Irwin and wife are safe for now as their station escaped bombing. the couple are well known in Shafter.
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China
Peter Kohield
Wuhu
Kohfeld
Shafter
Peking Skull 600000 Years Old Revealed
The skull of the Peking man from the Pleistocene era is described as six hundred thousand years old, highlighting its significance in early human history and paleoanthropology. The find underscores the ancient origins of Homo erectus and Asia’s pivotal role in human evolution.
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Peking
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