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It's their twisted veiw of their religion , nothing more nothing less.
I couldn't say more about especially the US on this either.
You blame them so much and yet your country is equally fanatic when it comes to religious and especially military aspects and does things because you believe your beliefs are the right ones.
Same as all conservatives blames Obama for being a democrat or the rest blaming Bush because he is a conservative and so on.
You cannot expect me to take your words with a grain of salt and think you have more right than the Islamists.
Because you don't.
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College News VOL. XXIII, No. BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1937 Copyright Mi BRYN TRUSTEES OF AWR COLLEGE, 1937 PRICE 10 CENTS Fascism No Solution To Spanish Problem, Says Mr. Slocombe - Neutrality Pact, if Enforced, Should be of Assistance To ^Government COMMUNIST �ARTY NEW Deanery, February 2w>*-Speaking , on the Spanish Situation and Its Repercusaiona, Mr. George Edward Slocombe emphasized the point that fascism is not the means for a peace- ful Europe, and that the international pact of neutrality, effective midnight, February 20, should, if rigorously up- held, aid the Spanish government. Fascism breeds and is bred by exces- sive nationalism. It leads to an ag- gressive national rivalry taking offense at any real or pretended slight. With the cessation of the influx of foreign troops in accordance with a neutrality pact, a condition of sta- bility will be reached affording the government time to train its army for the recapturing of the towns now held by Franco. Mr. Slocombe gave a brief resume of the history of Spain up to the out- break of the revolution in July, an outbreak which was carefully planned by Franco, the would-be dictator of Spain in collusion with dictators Hit- ler and Mussolini. Although the clergy are, on the whole, following Franco, religion as such plays little or no part in the war. The struggle is one of democracy ver- sus the church, the army, and the aristocracy desiring to re-establish the autocratic rights held before 1930. Lately its ferocity has abated, for af- ter the first serious bombing of Ma- drid, rebel airmen refused to massacre further, and all subsequent attacks have been accomplished by Nazi and Italian fliers. This refusal on the part of the rebels is a sign that men are coming to their senses. Mr. Slo- combe feels that the national pride of the Spaniard will come to his aid to speed the end of hostilities. Many people believe that the Span- ish struggle is communism versus fascism. The argument that the Spanish government is red, so fre- quently uttered by Hitler and Musso- lini, is historically untrue. Up to last September ^he Madrid government was composed of Republicans and Democrats. In the February last elections, the Democratic coalition re- ceived the greatest number 'of seats in the" Cortes, and was supported by the left parties. In September, the government, unable to organize its defense without leftist aid, took into its membership communists, syndi- calists and socialists. Communism per ae is new in Spain, and a loyalist victory does not, mean Continued on Page Four COLLEGE CALENDAR Wednesday, February 24.� The sixth lecture on The Nature of Man by Mr. MacKinnon. Mu- sic Room. 7.30 p. m. Saturday, February 27.�Mer- ion Hall dance. 9.30 to 1.00. * Monday, March 1.�The sev- enth lecture on\T/ie Nature, of Man will be giveiV|by Mr. Weiss. Music Room. 7.30 p. m. Tuesday; ''March 2.�Andres Segovia, guitarist, will give a. concert. Goodhart. 8.30 p. m. Wednesday, March S.�The eighth and last lecture on The Nature of Man by Mr. Weiss. Music Room. 7.30 p. m. Friday, March, 5. � League Musicale. Deanery. 8.00 p. m. Saturday, March 6.�Rocke- feller Hall dance. 9.30 to 2.00. Sunday, March 7. � Leonie Adams will read selections from her poetry. Deanery. 5 p. m. Monday, March 8.�Dr. Wal- ter Livingston Wright, Jr., will speak on American Campuses in the Near East. Miss Lake will give a lecture on Roman theaters. Room E Taylor. 7.30 p. m. Tueaday, March 9.�Bridge tea for the benefit of the Alum- nae Regional Scholarships of Eastern Pennsylvania. Dean- ery. 2 p. m. Segovia is World's Greatest Guitarist New York Critics Unanimously Praise New Technique The general conception of guitar playing entails a group of Hawaiians strumming against a background of palms in a travelogue. Andres Segovia's playing is as far removed from this as a flute is from a saxa- phone. Segovia was born in Spain and has made concert tours both in Europe and the United States. Olin Downes, of the New York Timea, says of him: "Andres Segovia belongs to the very small group of musicians who by transcendent powers of execution, and by imagination and intuition, create an art of their own. He is a wholly exceptional artist, a man of mark among musicians." Law- rence Gilman, formerly of the Herald- Tribune, said that "he gave one of the most extraordinary and engrossing re- citals of music that has ever taken place in a New York concert hall." Praise like this from two such compe- tent critics is particularly valuable. Segovia's playing is apparently com- pletely unexpected and completely new. His skill transforms the guitar into a sublime instrument, something which is made possible only through his purely personal technique. M. R. M. Americanization School Includes Students Resembling K*a*p*l*a*n of the New Yorker ' "Italianization" .Often a Feature Of Bright Conversations During Evening The Americanization School at ^-Uryn Mawr resembles nothing so .much as the Night Preparatory School for Adults of which Mr. Park- hill is a preceptor, and well-known Hyman Kaplan an ardent student. Its purpose, ever in the minds of those who go to teach, is the Americaniza- tion of a group of Italians, young and old, who may be roughly divided into two factions: the hopeless faction, eager and willing, to be sure, like Mr. Kaplan, but permanently ungifted with a "bosse des langues," and th* hopefuls, who correspond approxi- mately in mental calibre to Miss Mit- nick. To begin with, Americanization is an unfortunate word. Our Italian friends are too thoroughly Italian; they will never have more than a thin linguistic varnish of Americanism un- der which their birthright is but poorly hidden. One notices it as soon as one enters the building; groups of them glancing mischievously from a door- way and pushing each other about like schoolboys. One can see in all their faces quick laughter, ready to burst out at any moment, as if all their ele- mental Italian emotions had suddenly come together to produce a small spontaneous combustion. To the first group belong Dan and Nick, who are so unbelievably hope- less that they must be taken sepa- rately. They both think that life is a joke that's just begun, Nick in par- ticular. He is undaunted, unimpres- sionable, and charming. He must be the life of the Italian colony of Bryn Mawr. He can count to ten, and that is all he wants to know. Dan is cast in a more stolid mold. He admits with a distinct gleam in his eye that his lessons in an Ameri- can history book are too hard, and we turn to a primer, a primer to end all Continued on Page Four Notice! The next issue of the College New8 will be a special edition coming out Tuesday morning, March 2. All announcements and material for publication next week should be in the hands of the editor by Friday noon. Miss DuBois Offers Psychic Unity Thesis Concept Presents ("Reservoir of Potentialities" to Deal With Social Parallels FIELD WORK EVIDENCE Music Room, February 17. � An- thropological processes can be under- stood through the concept of the Psychic Unity of Man according to Miss Cora DuBois in her second lec- ture on The Nature of Man, the fourth in the series. This psychic unity may be understood as a "reservoir of po- tentialities" occurring as a group phenomenon and allowing for differ- ences among individuals. Offered as an alternative for the earlier concep- tions of the social and psychic evolu- tion of the race, the concept of the psychic unity explains more sinTply than the former the parallels between institutionalized forms of behavior and the behavior of certain children" and psychiatric cases. Such parallels as-the covarde, or of animism in prim- itive men and children have long been overlooked by anthropologists, but are highly important. Just as this concept explains paral- lels between institutions and individ- uals it provides an excellent.�lopl_ for the anthropologist who 'laces the challenging problem of the influence of culture on personality. It may perhaps assist the compara- tive psychiatrist to say how far ab- normalities can be explained in social terms, and how far the normal per- sonality ideal is defined by social in- stitutions. A society may foster ab- normalities, as In the schizoid Bud- dhist; and the stress of society on a personality may produce psychic ma- sochism or externalization of the stress, as in some criminals and re- formers. Institutional stress upon in- dividuals is of three main types: that of institution against biological growth as seen in the late age of marriage in the West; of institution against institution as in our society where aggressive, competitive teaching conflicts with Christian doctrines; and of institution against practice, or of actual against possible practice so acute in the unemployment neuroses prevalent today. The hypothesis of the psychic unity of man is supported by the experience of the field worker in anthropology who recognizes a certain likeness in all individuals and by the ability of individuals to adapt to new cultures. No example of this last is so striking as that of the.Japanese in the last century. As yet no differences have been discovered in testing which can- not be explained away by the inade- quacy of the test or by differences in cultural emphasis. Certain dreams dealing with the fundamental physical experiences of man are constant to all mankind,. There are, further, con- stancies in institutional forms, such as language, marriage and incest rules, aesthetic expression and re- ligion, in spite of differences of treat- ment. These might be explained by diffusion were it not that such con- stants show such vast differences in their natures that a single historical source seems highly improbable. The doctrine of psychic evolution� that a child or a patient is undergoing a recapitulation of the history of the race�has no anatomical evidence to support it. Social evolution as shown by remains of such .cultural evidence Continued on Page Six Chapel Miss Park will giiie a special chapel service Tuesday morn- ' ing, March 2, at 8.15. All stu- dents are requested to attend. Li Sense of Showmanship and Originality Is Keynote of Success of "Forty Bust" Caricatures of Professors Are Hilariously Presented; Pelvic Girdle and Pan Drops, Costumes, Songs, Lines Reveal Artistic Talents, Humorous Bunkum BURLESQUE OF T. S. ELIOT IS HIT OF THE EVENING Forty Bust, the freshmen'* maiden Class was a devastating medley of venture, was launched before an all- female audience last Saturday night with a surprising show of originality and finish. It is generally understood, in the case of shows put on by non- professionals, that as the material be- hind the footlights is essentially crude, the enthusiasm and good will of the participants will counterbalance any messiness in the production. But Forty Buat was put on with a good sense of showmanship, care for details and a cleverness that tended to for- sake the classical field of college humor. The connecting thread that ran through all of the skits was the en- gaging idea that the busts in Taylor Hall left their pedestals and wandered from room to room, taking a friendly interest in the classes. The scenes themselves, each of which represented a different class, were on * the whole witty, well directed and to the point, providing an opportunity to present a series of portraits of the faculty which were much appreciated by the audi- ence. There were certain high spots to be Remembered with particular relish: the tough truck driver who pedalled cheerfully in and out of the Geology Field Trip scene; Dr. Hegcl- stotle's (Jane Harvey's) voluptous enjoyment of "a certain sensuous feel- ing, of why-ness which is none the less invisible"; Cicero's (Terry Fer- rer's) song and agreeable rendition thereof; the Latin teacher's (Vrylena Olney's) enthusiastic approach to the subject of Cicero in his bath. The last two skits were well placed in the order of events, as they formed a Tit- ting climax to the evening's entertain- ment. The poetic dialogue of the English Unconscious Treated In Psychopathology Psychic Determinism Suggested By MacKinnon in Third "Man" Lecture CLINICAL WORK IS AID WlMJO Room, February 22.� Mr. MacKinnon, the third .lecturer in the series on The Natum of Man, dis- cussed the region of psychology be- tween the rigidly experimental study of individuals, on which Mr. Helson spoke, and the social science field of Miss DuBois. He emphasized in par- ticular the three important contribu- tions of psychopathology to an under- standing of the nature of man: in demonstrating the role of psychic factors in health and disease; in demonstrating the existence, of un- conscious psycbhr~pT0Cesses -in man, and the necessity of takin^K,these into consideration in a study of man's psychology and behavior; and, finally, in broadening the field of psychology by suggesting a complete psychic determinism. Although the early psychologists found it necessary to renounce gen- eral metaphysical questions* Mr. Mac- Kinnon thinks that they were unduly restrictive, limiting themselves largely to an investigation of problems of consciousness. Later1 psychologists and, still later, undertook to study the pioblems of behavior. Psychology tried to make itself adequate to in- creasingly complex problems in the investigation of which different tech- niques had to be developed. Mr. Mac- Kinnon showed how the problems of psychology now range from those in which the psychologist is closely allied with the physicist to those in which he is closely allied to, the social scientist. Mr. MacKinnon added to Mr. Hel- Contlnued on Page Six Eliot, Shakespeare, Keats and various notables, and was tempered by a good measure of the purest bunkum. To quote: "An accident. A feather gone with the wind And sorrow let her tell tomorrow. She may borrow brown fox into her eyelids Glistening with frost let her tell most Of life and love, let her tell, . Let her Let." The scene closed with a catchy song that was encored three times and sported a chorus, quoted almost di- rectly from Eliot: ' "WomMCorae and women go. <rtntey"talk of Michel Angelo." The success of the skit, entitled Dancing Class, depended upon phy- sical gyrations and facial expressions rather than on the lines. Miss Stepps (Camilla Riggs) went through several amazing exercises, which included a Continued on Page Four a Foi ^7: Miss King to Return To Live in Bryn Mawr Is Creator of Art Department, Distinguished as Authority In Several Fields TRAINING WAS DIVERSE When Miss Georgiana Goddard King leaves for California next week it will have been almost 45 years since she entered Bryn Mawr as a freshman. Except for seven years' teaching at a school in New York she has devoted her energies to the college from that time to her retire-1 ment this spring as student, fellow, reader in English, lecturer in com- parative literature and in art, and for 22 years as professor in History of Art. Of the present faculty she has been longest with the college and has published the greatest number of works, 'the department is almost en- tirely th� product of her energy and learning. 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Lewis Hamilton has already started working with his Mercedes team after his new employers "cut a deal" with McLaren.
The 2008 World Champion will swap Woking for Brackley next season following his decision to end his 14-year association with McLaren and sign a multi-year agreement with Merc.
Under the terms, Hamilton is only supposed to start working on January 1, but The Sun reports the 'F1 rivals reached an agreement which allowed Hamilton to meet his engineers at their Brackley HQ last week and rack up some vital miles on the race car simulator'.
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Our BFA program is unique in its holistic educational focus that addresses the heart and mind as well as the body. We will give you the tools to create a sustainable life in dance: strong, anatomically sound technique; versatile performance skills; choreographic craft and creative voice; teaching and technical production experience; and knowledge of the business of dance. You will also develop an inner sense of self that will help you navigate the many opportunities available to you in dance.
At Cornish you will join a community of students committed to becoming professional dancers. For the first time in your life you'll be surrounded by people who want to eat, think, sleep and dream dance. Our department atmosphere is warm and supportive, with students drawing inspiration from one another. The drive and focus of our students create an energy that is contagious and will help you work to your full potential.
We invite you to visit the Dance Department at Cornish College of the Arts and experience for yourself the excitement and energy of people who love to dance as much as you.
Kitty Daniels
Dance Department Chair
Department Overview
Intensive daily ballet and modern dance classes form the core of our technique curriculum, with elective courses offered in pointe, partnering, men's technique, jazz, hip hop, tap, world dance, vocal skills, martial arts, conditioning and somatic techniques. Due to this variety of dance styles, our students have versatile performance skills. Our technique classes emphasize anatomically-sound technique based on efficient movement mechanics and the understanding of personal physical facility. Accompanying courses in anatomy and injury prevention teach you to make the most of your physical potential.
The Dance curriculum at Cornish places equal emphasis on physical mastery and creative expression. A three-year sequence of courses in choreography and improvisation develops your knowledge of choreographic craft and fosters the development of your personal voice. You will progress from simple movement studies to fully developed works as you learn choreographic structures and forms. As part of your choreographic training, you will learn to collaborate with students from other artistic disciplines, sometimes using digital tools to blend dance with video and sound.
In pedagogy courses you will learn how to apply your broad dance knowledge to teaching dance technique and community-based creative movement. Dance history and theory courses provide you with an academic foundation that stimulates artistic growth and allows you to see your present and future work in a historical context. Subjects such as music and movement analysis offer a broader understanding of the world of dance, while courses in stage production give you a working knowledge of the backstage aspects of dance performances. You will learn to create your own career opportunities by studying the business of dance: grant writing, fundraising, and concert production.
Coursework in the Humanities and Sciences Department supplements dance classes, giving you an opportunity to study the philosophical, literary, and historical contexts in which art takes place. This program gives students a general foundation in academic skills, such as research and writing, which will complement your education as an artist. You will also explore the full range of your creative interests by taking College Elective courses in the other Cornish artistic disciplines.
A senior project is the final requirement of your BFA program. You will select a specific area for study, working with a faculty member to develop the scope of your project. Most often this will involve an advanced level of choreography and a performance open to the public; however, senior projects may also explore video production, dance photography, teaching internships and historical research.
You will emerge from the Cornish Dance program with a broad knowledge of the practice, theory, and history of dance, ready to contribute your own innovations to the arts world of the 21st century.
Performance and Choreographic Opportunities
The Dance Department offers students performing experience in a variety of settings. Cornish Dance Theater, the department's performing ensemble, presents bi-annual concerts with choreography by faculty and professional guest choreographers, including re-stagings of historic masterworks. CDT also performs site specific dances in cultural venues and environments around Seattle.The annual New Moves student choreography concerts and BFA senior project concerts provide additional performance and choreographic opportunities. Dance students also participate in interdepartmental productions such as musicals and collaborate with students from other departments on special projects.


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WICHITA -- Kansas residents attempting to buy health insurance coverage Tuesday at the state's new online marketplace faced some delays, but state officials urged patience in dealing with the federally run exchange.
U.S. Rep. Tim Huelskamp, a conservative Republican who strongly opposed the federal health care overhaul that led to creation of the exchange, immediately declared that it was "not ready for prime time."
But Linda Sheppard, health policy director for the state Insurance Department, said glitches would not be unusual for any rollout of major new technology, even without the partial shutdown of the federal government caused by the battle over the budget and attempts by Republicans to delay the health care overhaul championed by President Barack Obama, a Democrat.
"We have been cautioning people to wait a while to try to get on the exchange," Sheppard said. "People wanting to get on the exchange will have to exercise some patience."
The online marketplace is a key part of the federal overhaul of health care, and it's meant to help uninsured Americans find coverage. The latest U.S. Census bureau estimates are that about 358,000 Kansans have no health insurance.
The marketplace website for Kansas was available mid-morning Tuesday, the first day it was open, but a message said enough people were visiting that logging in could take time.
Huelskamp, who represents the sprawling and strongly GOP-leaning 1st Congressional District of western and central Kansas, said he attempted to get on the site at midnight and "met with error messages, unfinished security forms, and misspelled notices at every click." He called the exchange "unworkable."
The federal government is running Kansas' exchange because Republican Gov. Sam Brownback and the GOP leaders of the Legislature have resisted implementing the Affordable Care Act since its passage three years ago. They have argued that it represents a costly expansion of government.
Insurance Commissioner Sandy Praeger, a GOP moderate, is rare among Kansas Republicans for not harshly criticizing the overhaul.
On the eve of the exchange's opening, some Kansas health care organizations that were awarded federal grants to help guide consumers through the process still hadn't hired all of the "navigators" needed or finished training many of those who were hired. The Kansas Insurance Department still hadn't received Spanish-language pamphlets it ordered in June meant to make it easier for the state's burgeoning Hispanic population to understand the health care law.
But Praeger and advocates for the uninsured noted that people won't start incurring tax penalties for not having coverage until after March 31 of next year and that consumers have until Dec. 15 if they want their coverage to start in January.
Manuela Oroteza, a 48-year-old cook at Wichita State University, said she was eager to see if she could afford health care through the new exchange. Her family lives off her $10-per-hour salary and can't afford the coverage the school offers its employees. "The thing is, I don't make that much money and then between taxes and the insurance my paycheck will not be enough to cover my expenses," she said.
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As has been the case in many other Republican-led states, Brownback and Kansas' Republican legislative leaders have left it to the federal government to set up the Kansas exchange. In 2011, Brownback refused a $31.5 million federal grant that would have gone toward setting up the computer infrastructure for Kansas' exchange. It also would have funded a $10 million public education campaign that Praeger had planned.
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WILSONVILLE, Ore., September 12, 2012 -Mentor Graphics Corp. (NASDAQ: MENT) today announced that the Calibre® LFD™ (Litho Friendly Design) signoff lithography checking tool has been certified by TSMC for its 20nm IC manufacturing process.
The Calibre LFD product identifies hotspots and verifies that designs have sufficient process window. Using the tool, problem features that cannot be fixed at the mask stage using optical proximity correction (OPC) can be identified in the design phase and eliminated before tapeout. This helps to avoid litho-related manufacturing issues and late stage delays resulting from re-design. Pre-tapeout litho checking has been an industry best practice since the 40nm and 28nm processes, and it is now further proliferated into the advanced 20nm process.
"We collaborated closely with TSMC from the start of their LPC development project to integrate Calibre LFD with TSMC's Unified Design For Manufacturing (DFM) engine in order to deliver a robust litho process checking (LPC) simulation flow," said Joe Kwan, Product Marketing Manager for Calibre LFD and DFM Service at Mentor Graphics. "Fast and accurate litho checking is an essential capability that gives design companies competitive advantages, and Calibre is the tool that the industry relies on to help ensure manufacturability of designs at the leading edge."
"At 20nm, LPC helps ensure that advanced designs incorporating double patterning can meet DFM requirements and minimize litho-related hotspots," said Suk Lee, TSMC Senior Director, Design Infrastructure Marketing Division. "We worked closely with Mentor to integrate Calibre LFD with our Unified DFM engine to provide accurate litho checking in a familiar, integrated flow that is fully supported by TSMC's 20nm DFM Data Kit. "
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humphreys wrote:I am sure if God wants me to come to him, he's quite capable of causing that anyway, and will not wait for a prayer from you. If he has his plan, it seems unlikely he would change that based on your request.
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As I talked about last week, the news lately has been dominated by the Olympics, but NASA managed to grab a few headlines by successfully landing the Curiosity rover on Mars. I have always been interested in space exploration and I am curious about what the inside of embedded systems look like. To me, Curiosity is just an embedded system with 6 wheels and 17 cameras … I have always been impressed … Read More


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ISSAQUAH, WASH., Nov. 21, 2012 – When people think of an emergency room (ER) the words 'patient satisfaction' are probably not the first that come to mind. However, at the Swedish Issaquah ER patient satisfaction is a top priority – and now the facility has been nationally recognized for its work in this area.
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SEATTLE, Nov. 20, 2012 - At the recently completed Washington State Hospital Association Annual meeting, Marcel Loh, chief executive, Swedish Suburban Hospitals and Affiliates, received the 2012 Senior Level American College of Healthcare Executives Regent's Award.
Security Threat at the Swedish/Cherry Hill Campus Receives the All-Clear Notice
SEATTLE, Nov. 1, 2012 - Swedish responded to a security situation this morning (Thursday, Nov. 1) around 9:30 a.m. involving a credible report of a person with what looked to be a gun on the second floor of the 16th Street Garage on the Cherry Hill campus.
Swedish Foundation Raises $100 Million to Help Meet Increasing Demand for Regional Health-Care Services
SEATTLE, Oct. 26, 2012 – Swedish Medical Center's seven-year fund-raising initiative, called The Campaign for Swedish, has raised $103 million, exceeding its initial $100 million fund-raising goal in approximately five-and-a-half years. The Campaign, launched to help improve patient care and treatment options throughout the Swedish system, is the largest fund-raising effort undertaken by the private, non-profit health system to date.
Fall Arts Showcase Slated for Nov. 1 at Swedish/Issaquah
ISSAQUAH, WASH., Oct. 23, 2012 – The public is invited to 'A Night Out at Swedish: Fall Arts Showcase' on Thursday, Nov. 1 from 6-8 p.m. This free evening event, which will take place in the first-floor lobby of Swedish/Issaquah (751 N.E. Blakely Dr.), will feature a community concert by the Sammamish Symphony String Quartet.
Information from Swedish on Multistate Fungal Meningitis Outbreak among Patients who Received Contaminated Steroid Injections
SEATTLE, Oct. 23, 2012 – The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is investigating a multistate outbreak of fungal meningitis and joint infections. It appears the outbreak is due to the contamination of an injectable steroid medication called methylprednisolone acetate produced by the New England Compounding Center (NECC). Swedish has never carried the methylprednisolone acetate product produced by NECC.
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SEATTLE, Oct. 15, 2012 - If you're pregnant or thinking about having a baby, finding the right provider is a pretty good place to start this incredible journey. When you come to OB Speed Dating, you'll get the chance to meet several Obstetricians and Certified Nurse Midwives (CNMs) who deliver at Swedish Ballard's Family Childbirth Center and get to know them in a fun, low-key environment.


text: 800lb Paper Airplane Takes Flight (Video) Leo Xavier / Friday, March 23, 2012, 7:35 am / 1 CommentRemember those good old school days? Remember the crafts we used to do, including the strategic designing of paper airplanes. The wings had to be just right, and we would try so many different styles to beat our friends. Well, there's still a little kid in all of us that's for sure, some more than others, and that's why the giant paper airplane flew over the Arizona desert this week. The thing weighs in at 800 pounds, is 45 feet long, and has a wingspan of 24 feet.more → Posted in: Uncategorized Tagged with: 800lb, airplane, Arturo Valdenegro, Arturo's Desert Eagle, big airplane, child, Childhood, Creativity, Earth, fake, giant paper airplane, grownups, helicopter, nostalgia, Paper Airplane, Pima Air & Space Museum, school days, video


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NEW WILMINGTON, Pa. - Sustainability at Westminster College's Field Station will be the focus of the Faires Faculty Forum Wednesday, Feb. 13, at 11:40 a.m. in the Sebastian Mueller Theater of the McKelvey Campus Center.
Dr. Ann Throckmorton, Westminster College professor of biology; Dr. Helen Boylan, associate professor of chemistry; and Dr. Doug Armstead, assistant professor of physics, will review how the Field Station supports the mission of the College and how it has evolved into a site for interdisciplinary academic activity. The professors will emphasize the collaborative research on alternative solar and wind energy currently taking place. Additionally, they will touch on the uses of the Field Station and invite faculty and students to consider using this space.
Throckmorton, who joined the faculty in 1990, earned undergraduate degrees from Hastings College, master's degree from Fort Hays State University, and Ph.D. from Florida State University.
Boylan, a Westminster graduate who joined the faculty in 2001, earned a Ph.D. from Duquesne University.
Armstead, who joined the faculty in 2007, earned his undergraduate degree from the University of Michigan and his Ph.D. from the University of Maryland (College Park).
The Faculty Forum was established in 1990 by Dr. Barbara Faires, Westminster professor of mathematics emerita, during her term as dean of the college and vice president for academic affairs. Faculty members from all disciplines volunteer to present lectures on their current research, artistic productions, and scholarship of teaching and learning. Each forum presents new ideas with innovative lecture techniques.
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LAWRENCE, Kan. (AP) -- The University of Kansas Endowment Association has announced a $1 million unrestricted donation.
The KU Endowment says Barbara Werbe Meek, a 1960 KU graduate who lives in Baton Rouge, La., has committed to a $1 million gift to the university. The gift is unrestricted, which means it can be used for any purpose at KU with the approval of the Endowment's executive committee.
The Lawrence Journal-World reports (http://bit.ly/13mIu6W) Meek chose to give the unrestricted gift because it was the wish of her late husband, Richard Meek, who died in 1999.
The Meeks met at KU and were married for nearly 40 years. Barbara earned a bachelor's in education in 1960, while Richard received a bachelor's in 1958 and a master's in 1962, both in geology. He worked for Exxon.


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bluebluetopaz wrote:Maybe he chose to be with no one? I don't doubt that he is friends with them, but maybe he just decided to forgo a relationship with anyone.
Although, I will admit that the idea that he paired up with a different puff is pretty interesting. There is one thing that bugs me though. I could see Dexter and Bubbles being together, but only as a result of his grief from losing his sister (who at this point we know nothing about in GT). Actually, we don't know much of anything regarding the puffs and Dexter's relationship/background (in GT). Which is why I'm sort of having a hard time seeing them together.
Interesting indeed. Well he was in the "Family Photo", so more than likely, he was part of there family somehow.
You bring up a really good point about GT past being different than PpGD. I'll assume they played out much the same, unless someone tells me otherwise. There's actually something I was going to post in the Prediction Thread, surrounding this fact. BTW, I like your new avatar, it matches your signature kinda well imo.
Bandit wrote:*Ahem* Are you implying what I think you're implying?
And what might that be?
Also, I like your signature.
Tenshi Nova wrote:I wonder if they had any kids, and that's an honest query, I don't intend to start another conversation about all the possible little off-springs all over the place, I'm just curious to know how far the relationship has gone for the 2.
No, by all means, the topic of offspring in GT interests me to no end. And besides, I think Blord is right, there's really not much to talk about regarding the current page. So have at it.


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His 2008 project "Dos Lagrimas" features giants of Cuban percussion, the late Tata Guines and Changuito. The recording also established his ongoing collaboration with guitarist Diego del Morao, pianist Jaime Calabuch Jumitus, percussionist Sabu Porrina and Cuban bassist Yelsy Heredia.
This year, Cigala has been nominated for yet another Grammy award for his latest album "Cigala and Tango" released in 2010 and featuring guest artists from Argentina such as Andres Calamaro, Nestor Marconi and Pablo Agri.
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