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Bunion removal is surgery to treat deformed bones of the big toe and foot.
You may be awake during the procedure. You will be given anesthesia (numbing medicine) so that you will not feel pain and medicines to help you relax.
The surgeon makes a cut to around the toe joint and bones. The surgeon repairs the deformed joint and bones using pins, screws, plates, or a cast to keep the bones in place.
The surgeon may repair the bunion by:
Bunionectomy; Hallux valgus correction
Your health care provider may recommend this surgery if you have a bunion that hasn't gotten better with other treatments, such as shoes with a wider toe box. A bunion is when your big toe points toward your second toe, forming a bump.
Bunion surgery corrects the deformity and relieves pain caused by the bump.
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Most people go home the same day they have bunion removal surgery.
Your doctor or nurse will tell you how to take care of yourself after surgery .
You should have less pain after your bunion is removed and your foot has healed. You should also be able to walk more easily. This surgery does repair some of the deformity of your foot, but it will not give you a perfect-looking foot.
Full recovery may take 3 - 5 months.
Richardson EG. Disorders of the hallux. In: Canale ST, Beaty JH, eds. Campbell's Operative Orthopaedics. 12th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Mosby Elsevier; 2012:chap 81.
Wexler D. Grosser DM, Kile TA. Bunion and bunionette. In: Frontera, WR, Silver JK, Rizzo TD Jr, eds. Essentials of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2008:chap 76.
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View the dependency graph for this libraryLog5 is a Common Lisp logging framework organized around five things: categories, outputs, senders, messages and contexts.
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Web site | http://common-lisp.net/project/log5/ |
Mailing list | firstname.lastname@example.com |
Version | 0.1.1 - Thursday, 01 February 2007 |
Maturity | Experimental |
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Log5 is a Common Lisp logging framework organized around five things: categories, outputs, senders, messages and contexts.
Categories organize log messages into groups. They are like log4j's Loggers only they're not necessarily arranged hierarchically;
Senders take care of getting log messages somewhere useful. The correspond to log4j's Appenders;
the Outputs of a Sender specify what actually gets sent, printed, spoken, and so on.
Messages are the actual log statements in your code
and the Context provides a way to annotate log messages dynamically (useful, for example, if an application serves multiple clients). Log4j calls this a *Nested Diagnostic Context* but that's too high-faluting for me.
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To the editor: Great editorial about the Somersworth Housing Authority in Wednesdays paper Nov 28. Thank you for bringing light to the fact that Beth Salinger should resign. About benches
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To the editor: Today, Nov. 27, I watched the Republican reaction to the interviews of Ambassador to the U.N. Susan Rice by Senators Lindsay Graham, John McCain and Kelly Ayotte. These interviews were in response to the political attack by these Senators on her early reporting of the CIA unclassified assessment of the Benghazi attack. Racist
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Roll Your Own Embedded Linux System with Buildroot
It all started when I ordered an ARM-based development board for my FemtoLinux project, which is a Linux flavor specifically designed for ultra-small systems. Initially, I played with the idea of simply using a Linksys WRT router supported by an OpenWrt open-source project for development. But eventually, I decided that because it is a commercial project and development time is important, I was going to spend an extra $100–$200 for a real development board with official Linux support, which would come with everything that an embedded Linux developer would need: cross-compiler toolchain, Linux sources and embedded Linux distribution (at least, that's what I thought I would be getting). If you're on a budget and looking for a cheap embedded board for your hobby project, using a Linksys WRT router is not such a bad idea.
Choosing the right embedded Linux development board deserves an article of its own, but for now, suffice it to say that when you decide to use WRT, you should be prepared to build your software development environment yourself and expect to get support from the community. With a commercial board, I was expecting to receive it from the vendor, but I didn't. The vendor's idea of Linux support turned out to be just a list of kernel patches, forcing me to evaluate, choose and configure an embedded Linux development environment for this board by myself, which turned out to be quite an interesting and educational experience.
First, let's start with some basic terminology. An embedded Linux distribution is quite different from the PC distributions you are used to, such as Ubuntu or Fedora Core. It typically includes at least the following components:
Cross-compiler toolchain for your target architecture, which is at least gcc, g++ and ld. It usually runs on one architecture, but produces binaries for a different architecture—x86 and ARM, respectively, in my case, hence the term cross-compiler toolchain.
Kernel sources with a BSP (Board Support Package) for your board.
Filesystem skeleton—that is, /bin, /etc with all the standard configuration files, such as /etc/fstab, /etc/inittabe and so on.
Applications—init and shell as a bare minimum, but most people will need more in order to do something useful.
Currently, the two most widely used embedded Linux distributions are OpenEmbedded and Buildroot. This article is about Buildroot, as that's the one I am most familiar with and naturally the one I used in my project. Buildroot's biggest advantage is its simplicity and flexibility, which are important if you are going to do some kernel hacking or other low-level development. If, on the other hand, you are an embedded application developer, OpenEmbedded certainly is a viable choice as well.
Even though you may not have heard of Buildroot before, it's actually not a new project. It has been around for many years, most of the time under the name of uClinux. Initially, uClinux was an effort to port the Linux kernel to processors without an MMU, such as the Motorola MC68328. However, it eventually expanded beyond that, adding support for more processors, a binary format for MMU-less systems and more userland capabilities, including a libc flavor specifically designed for low memory systems—uClibc. Eventually, it evolved into one of the more-advanced and easy-to-use embedded Linux distributions.
This is where the confusion started, as people used the name uClinux to refer both to the MMU-less CPU kernel support and the embedded distribution, which were two quite different things. The fact that many MMU-less patches (the whole armnommu architecture support, for instance) eventually were included in the standard kernel tree added to the confusion as well. Finally, the embedded Linux distribution part was split into a different project called Buildroot. uClibc development continued separately, and the parent uClinux Project somewhat lost its momentum.
From the Buildroot Web site: "Buildroot is a set of Makefiles and patches that makes it easy to generate a cross-compilation toolchain and root filesystem for your target Linux system using the uClibc C library." This is not entirely correct, as it also supports (to some extent, as you will see later) other libc flavors, such as glibc. It works with many embedded CPUs, including ARM, MIPS and PowerPC.
If you want to get started with Buildroot, download the tarball, extract it and run make help from its root directory. If this all looks familiar to you, wait till you run make menuconfig.
As you already may have guessed, Buildroot uses the same Makefile infrastructure as the Linux kernel to configure and build everything, including applications and libraries. The usual sequence of commands is:
make clean make menuconfig make
The first one is important if you are going to change some configuration parameters—incremental building may or may not work in this case. Initially, I was going to recommend that you start working with some default configuration, by running, for instance, make integrator926_defconfig, which should configure Buildroot for the Integrator ARM reference board. However, it turns out that as Buildroot development moved forward, most of the default configurations somehow lagged behind and currently do not work out of the box. I suggest you run make menuconfig, and choose the following options manually:
Target architecture: arm.
Target Architecture Variant: arm926t.
Kernel: same version as Linux headers.
And, go over the other parameters and check for others that you may want or need to modify. Be careful when you do so, and always save your latest working configuration (the .config file). It is very easy to end up with a nonworking configuration.
Buildroot configuration options can be divided roughly into hardware-, build-process- and software-related, while software-related options can be divided further into kernel, toolchain and packages.
Hardware options are the "Target Architecture" that defines your CPU core (ARM, MIPS and so on). "Target Architecture Variant" defines the exact CPU you are using, and "Target Options" defines board-related parameters, such as UART baud rate and so on. You hopefully should know your hardware parameters, and there is not much to add here, except that for the ARM architecture, I suggest using EABI and making sure you use the same ABI convention everywhere.
If you are running Buildroot for the first time, you probably should avoid changing the "Build options". These options probably are okay the way they are; the only thing you may want to change is the "Number of jobs to run simultaneously" if your build PC is a multicore system. Also, choose "build packages with debugging symbols" if you want to debug some of the pre-installed applications.
Remember, in order to build the kernel and software packages, Buildroot first needs to build the cross-compiler toolchain for your hardware. The Toolchain menu allows you to choose the gcc version and other toolchain-related parameters. The wrong toolchain configuration can lead to some very weird errors, so be careful. By default, Buildroot builds its own toolchain and works with uClibc. There is an option to work with an external toolchain, which can be glibc-based, but that's beyond the scope of this article, so you should set "Toolchain type" to "Buildroot toolchain". You can change the gcc, binutils, uClibc and kernel headers (but not the kernel itself) versions from this menu. You also can decide to compile the C++ (g++) compiler and gdb support (gdbserver for the target and gdb client for the host or a standalone gdb for the target), which is probably something you are going to need. All the other options are better left alone at this stage.
"Package selection for the target" is where you get to choose what software components you want as part of your embedded filesystem image. This is where you can experiment relatively freely—even if you select an application that's not supported on your hardware or with the particular Linux and gcc versions that you chose, it's easy to find the problematic application and disable it.
First, there is BusyBox. It deserves an article of its own, but basically, it's a collection of standard Linux utilities (such as shell and init), optimized for low memory footprint systems. You can start by creating a filesystem with just BusyBox. It contains everything you need in order to boot and verify that your system is working. Later, you can add more packages, ranging from the MySQL or SQLite databases to the VLC and MPlayer media players, as well as Perl, Python and many others.
The "Target filesystem options" allow you to choose the type of filesystem image. Pretty much all the commonly used (in the embedded world) filesystems are supported, including: cramfs, squashfs, jffs2, romfs and ext2.
If you just want to experiment or prefer to create the filesystem image manually (if you are using some rare unsupported filesystem, such as yaffs2), you can choose the "tar the root filesystem" option, which will create a tar archive with your filesystem. For some unknown reason, bootloader configuration also is found under this menu (only Das U-Boot is supported for now), but I'll skip this one, assuming you have a working bootloader already.
The last menu is "Kernel", which is optional. In case you are interested only in application development, choosing the right kernel headers (see above) is enough. If you decide to modify the kernel, remember to keep the kernel version and the kernel headers version (in the Toolchain menu) in sync.
When you are finished, exit menuconfig, and run make. Buildroot automatically will download everything it needs, compile it and eventually create the filesystem image in the output/images/ directory. If you want to modify something in the filesystem image, for example, to change the IP address of your system, you can modify the filesystem skeleton directory tree, which is usually located in target/generic/target_busybox_skeleton. Note that if you are not using BusyBox, or if your hardware platform has its own filesystem tree skeleton, this location can be different.
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Jeff DooleyThe final BCS Eliminator -- a model that looks at past champions to inform this season's process -- takes on Oregon versus Auburn. The Ducks should win. Why? The Tigers' defense isn't championship-caliber; it's very similar to the 2008 Oklahoma Sooners'.
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College Football: Alshon Jeffery could be the force that derails ...
Jeff DooleyThe Eliminator model -- which uses old BCS benchmarks to inform this year -- looks at South Carolina-Auburn and Oregon-Oregon State to see if anything can derail BCS No. 1 and No. 2. Could something? Yes, and his name is Alshon Jeffery.
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College Football: Auburn Tigers and Alabama Crimson Tide will hol...
Jeff DooleyWith time dwindling, the Iron Bowl will show the nation just how much Auburn looks like past BCS champs. At the moment, though, the Tigers don't stack up.
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College Football: All roads lead to the Oregon Ducks playing in t...
Jeff DooleyThe Eliminator -- which looks at benchmarks established by previous BCS contenders and applies those to 2010 -- wraps up Week 11 in college football. Oregon scored only 15 points versus Cal, but its path to the BCS title game seems very likely.
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College Football: Even after a big win, TCU falls off the BCS pac...
Jeff DooleyThe Eliminator -- which looks at previous statistical benchmarks to inform the 2010 BCS picture -- believes TCU took a hit to its title hopes even with a huge win, Florida jumped back into the SEC title picture and LSU is still off the BCS pace.
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College Football: The Auburn Tigers are not a legitimate BCS cham...
Jeff DooleyThe Eliminator -- which looks at previous statistical benchmarks to inform the 2010 BCS picture -- believes that Auburn, based on defensive shortcomings, is not a legitimate BCS contender. TCU versus Utah will tell us a great deal, though.
Story | Conversation | October 31, 2010 -
College football: The biggest trip-up for the Auburn Tigers will ...
Jeff DooleyThe Eliminator -- which uses statistical benchmarks for contenders in each conference, historically -- looks at results after Week 8 of college football. Lessons: Missouri is legit, but fear the Huskers. Sparty is legit too, but they should fear Iowa.
Story | Conversation | October 24, 2010 -
College football: Ohio State Buckeyes, Nebraska Cornhuskers face ...
Jeff DooleyInsider's Eliminator shows a trio of western teams compare favorably with past champs, while the Alabama Crimson Tide isn't out of the BCS title talk just yet.
Story | Conversation | October 17, 2010


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"I am so pleased that Brandon and Tony Silveria could visit
Springfield, particularly as teens get settled into their routine for
the Spring semester," said Attorney General Kilgore. "Last year (2003)
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crashes in Virginia, and there were 22 deaths among 15-20 year old
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Silveria was so badly injured that basic motor functions such as
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brain injury and suffers from dangerous seizures. Brandon's
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"What you become depends on the choices that you make," said Brandon
Silveria. "When I was seventeen, I had a job and a girlfriend. Because
of my crash, I lost both of them. My hope is that by sharing my
experiences with other young people, I can prevent others from being
hurt or killed."
Through educational efforts such as the Silveria lecture and video
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If gins and whiskies are the big, fat, celestial love gods of the mixology universe, bitters are a bartender's obsessed-over, oft-hoarded little fetish objects: twee phials packed with alchemistic potions made from unpublished recipes that cocktail nerds like me can wax on about until we belatedly realize everyone else has left the room. Heck, I even arrange my bitters bottles all Sleeping with the Enemy neatnik-like atop my bar like I used to do my Smurf figurines (in their Smurf village, amongst their mushroom houses — not atop a bar, or because I was trying to kill Julia Roberts).
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The Bumboo
(Adapted from Death & Company)
2 ounces Rhum Barbancourt
1/2 ounce vanilla syrup
1 teaspoon simple syrup
2 dashes Angostura Bitters
2 dashes Fee Brothers Whiskey Barrel-Aged Bitters
2 dashes Peychaud's bitters
1 dash Fee Brothers Peach Bitters
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The College News Volume I. No. 26 BRYN MAWR, PA., MAY 6, 1915 Price 5 Cents CALENDAR FRIDAY, MAY 7 8.00 P. M.�Lecture by Professor Charles Upson Cla.k on "Spanish Painters." SATURDAY, MAY 8 0.00 a. M.�Fourth Senior Orals in French and German. 8.00 p. u.�Senior Play. SUNDAY, MAY 9 6.00 p. m.�Vespers. Speaker, Miss Kel- sey, of the Volunteer Student Movement. 8.00 p. u.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. John Hayne* Holmes, of the Church of the Messiah, New York. FRIDAY, MAY 14 6.00 p. m.�Junior Supper in Rockefeller Hall. 8.30 p. m.�Final Debate, 1915 vs. 1917. SATURDAY, MAY IS 8.00 p.m.�Graduate Reception to the Faculty. 8.00 P. m�Lecture by Miss Dora KsSM on "Studying the Alaskan Glaciers." SUNDAY, MAY 16 6.00 p. m.�Vespers. Speaker, C. Kellen. 8.00 p. m.�Chapel. Sermon by the Rev. Washington Gladden, Pastor of the First Presbyterian Church, Columbus, Ohio. MAY-DAY HONOURS ANNOUNCED President Thomas' Speech ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION ELECTIONS M. Branson New President�Other Offi- cers Elected At the Athletic Association elections on Monday night M. Branson was elected President for the coming year. This elec- tion did not come as a surprise, for she has been on the board for the past two years, and has been one of 1916's best athletes. T. Howell, 1918, is the new vice- president and treasurer, and M. Thomp- son the new secretary. F. Kellogg re- mains on the board in the new capacity of indoor manager, while M. Scattergood is outdoor manager. The College cheer leader was elected at the same time, L. Goodnow now taking the place which has been so well filled by I. Smith. 1918 WINS THE TRACK MEET H. Harris Individual Champion In the final track meet last Saturday. 1918 kept Its lead of the week before, and won the meet with a total of sixty points. The Sophomores, with a total of fifty-two, were the only close rivals, tlia Seniors gaining but eighteen points, and the Juniors ten. H. Harris, 1917, won the individual championship having thirty points; S. Smith, 1915. getting second place, and M. Scattergood. 1917, third. The record In the hurl-ball was again broken, M. Scattergood. 1917, throwing one foot, seven inches farther in the second meet than did M Thompson, 1917. in the first one. In every other event first place remained the same. Second and third places, however, were often considerably shifted. In the running high jump for instance, L. Garfleld, 1916. sur- rendered second place to M. Mackenzie, 1918. and tied for third place with V. Litchfield, 1917. Nineteen seventeen won every place in the running broad jump: I lleminway. receiving first: N. Mc Paden. second, and II Harris, third. The last and most exciting event of the meet was the finish of flie class relay, run between 1917 and 1918. the winners of the previous heats This was won by the Freshmen, and with It the meet. We meet in Chapel to-day to continue your celebration of May Day by the an- nouncement of Faculty May Day honors. But let us first think for a moment of the celebration of May Day. As far as we know It was celebrated In a rather modest way In ancient Rome by a pro- cession on May* Day to the grotto of the nymph Egerla. The real celebration of May Day began with the Northern Teu- tonic peoples to whom the first of May symbolized the passing of the cold, in- tense winter and the coming of the short and wonderful spring and summer of the North. The mediaeval May Day games and revels, the worship of the old Teu- tonic goddess of love, the dragon slain by the Slegmund Beowulf and other Teu- tonic heroes of myth and saga all seem to belong to the coming of summer. In the revival of the May Day games that are now taking place everywhere, es- pecially in the United States, I wish you to realize that, so far as I know, the Bryn Mawr students were the first to celebrate May Day. Your Bryn Mawr May Day revels were the first of the many revivals of this old custom. In- deed in a sense the tower of Rockefeller Hall was planned so that the College students could follow the custom of Mag- dalen College, Oxford, and Bing to the sun on the first of May. It Is carved on both sides with our coat of arms. It Is diapered with Bryn Mawr daisies; the Bryn Mawr owls of Athene perch over It and make it the gate of the Bryn Mawr I goddess of wisdom by which all her daughters enter and depart. I think that you have heard me say that the first ar- chitect of the College, Walter Cope, drew and redrew this tower six times before he and I were satisfied that it was ex- actly right. When it was finished the Seniors of the Class of 1904 sang from i the top of the tower, on the first of May the old Magdalen College chaunt which has been sung ever since on May Day by each successive Senior Class and never more beautifully than by the Class of 1916. The May-Day honours to be announced to-day are the awards of the sixteen resi- dent fellowships of $525 each, the ten Mary E. Garrett British, German and French foreign scholarships of $400 each, the twenty Mary E. Garrett graduate scholarships of $200 each, the fifty under- graduate scholarships and the under- graduate prizes. The Helen Schaeffer Huff Memorial Resident Research Fellowship of $750 has not yet been awarded and will be an- nounced later. The students In physics have been taught this year by Dr. Janet Howell. former Helen Schaeffer Huff Memorial Research Fellow, who has been awarded this year the Sarah Berliner Re- search Prize Fellowship of $1000. Our Helen Schaeffer Huff Fellow of this year. Dr Vernette Gibbons has just been ap- pointed Professor of Physics In Mills College. Resident Fellowships Of the sixteen Resident Fellowships nine have been awarded and seven will be awarded later when additional infor- mation has been received. Three of the nine Fellowships that have been awarded have been awarded to students now study- ing in our graduate school, which is a ver> much smaller number than usual, but three of our present fellows hare re- ceived Honourary Fellowships combined with graduate scholarships. The nine Resident Fellowships have been awarded to students from nine.different colleges and universities: Greek: Agnes Carr Vaughan, of Tampa, Florida; B.A., Galloway College, 1907; M.A., University of Michigan. 1910; Associate in Greek and Latin, Hardln Col- lege, Mexico. Missouri. 1911-15. Latin: Elizabeth l-ouise Davis, of Jef- ferson vllle, Indiana; A.B., University of Indiana, 1910; A.M.. University of In- diana. 1914. English: Mary Elizabeth Barnlcle. of Providence, Rhode Island: A.B.. Brown University. .1913; Graduate Scholar In English. Bryn Mawr College. 1913-16. German: Ruth Perkins, of Ablngton. Massachusetts; B.A., Wellesley College, 1912; M.\, Radcllffe College, 1913; Grad- uate Scholar in German, Bryn Mawr Col- lege, 1914-16. Romance Languages: Gretchen Todd, of Mllburn. New Jersey; B.A.. 8mlth Col- lege. 1913; Student in Madrid. Spain. 1914-15. Economics: Dorothy Miles Brown, of East Lansing, Michigan; A.B., University of Michigan. 1911; M.A.. University of Michigan, 1914. Susan B. Anthony Me- morial Scholar and Scholar In Economics. Bryn Mawr College. 1914-15. Psychology: Cora Louise Frledllne. of Lincoln. Nebraska: A.B.. University of Nebraska. 1913; MA. University of Ne- braska. 1916. Chemistry: Mary Van Rensselaer Buell, of Madison, Wisconsin; B.A.. Uni- versity of Wisconsin, 1914: M.A.. Univer- sity of Wisconsin, 1915. Geology: Helen Morningstar, of Co- lumbus. Ohio; B.A., Ohio State Univer- sity, 1913; M.A.. 1916. Awards are deferred for the Resident Fellowships in Semitic Languages. His- tory, Archaeology, Mathematics, Physics, Biology, and in the Carola Woerishoffer Department of Social Economy. Foreign Scholarships Jane Marion Earle. of Leeds, England: Newnbam College. Cambridge, 1907-10; Mathematlc Tripes, Pt. I. 1908, ClasB II: PL II, 1910. Class II. Training College for Women, Cambridge, 1910-11; Teacher of Mathematics In the Leeds Girls' High sdiool, Leeds, 1911-15. Subject., Mathe- matics. Gwen Ann Jones, of BalA-Merioneth, Wales: B.A., University of College of Wales. 1909: M.A., 1914; Teacher in the Girls' Intermediate School. Pontypool, 1910-15. Subject, English Literature. Mary Rhys, of Blandford, Dorset, Eng- land; Glasgow University, 1910-15; will take the -English Honours' examinations In September, 1915. Subject. English Literature. (xtavla Flfrida Saunders, of Mayfleld. Sussex, England: St. Andrews I'niverslty, 1910-14; M.\, with Honours in Modern Languages. 1914; Assistant in German. St. Andrews University, 1914-1'. Subject. French. On account of the war no French or German Scholarships have been awarded but as I came over the postman handed me a large envelope from the German Consul, containing the nominations of the Prussian Minister of Education to the Faculty of Bryn Mawr College for two Ceiman scholars Iriede lloehne. a stu dent of the I'niverslties of Berlin and Jena, subject English I'hilology: and Maria Alexander Stappert. a student of Universities of Bown and Muenster Subject. Physics Both of these students have applied in the hope of being able to reach Bryn Mawr In the autumn. Two Seniors Win Graduate Scholarship Of the Mary E. Garrett graduate scholar- ships fourteen have been awarded and six reserved for further information. Of the fourteen awarded, two have been given to members of tbe present Senior Class; five to graduate students who are now studying In the College, of whom three have been appointed Honourary Fellows, as follows: Latin: Alice Hill Byrne, of Lancaster. Pennsylvania; A.B., Wellesley College. 1908: Graduate student In Greek and Latin. Bryn Mawr College. 1908-10, 1911-12; Graduate Scholar, 1910-11. 1914-15. English: Elizabeth Beatrice Daw, of S potts wood. New Jersey: A.B.. Vassar College, 1909; A.M., University of Penn- sylvania. 1910; Reader In English. Bryn Mawr College. 1911-14; Fellow in English. 1914-16. Honourary Fellow. 1915-16. Mary B. Kolars. of LaSueur Center. Minnesota: B.A., University of Minne- sota. 1913; Columbia University School of Journalism, 1913-15. Elizabeth Darlington Adams, of New London. Connecticut; A.B., Vassar'Col- lege, 1915. Romance Languages: Alice Phllena Felicia Hubbard, of Cedar Crest, Belton, Texas; B.S.. University of Texas, 1900: M.A., University of Texas, 1902; Graduate Student. Bryn Mawr College. 1913-14; Fellow In Romance Languages. Bryn Mawr College. 1914-15. Honourary Fel- low. 1915-16. Biblical Literature and Semitic Lan- guages: Beatrice A Hard, of Boston, Mas sachusetts: A.B., Mt. Holyoke College. 1916. History: Margaret Woodbury. of Co- lumbus. Ohio; A.B.. Ohio State Univer- sity. 1915. Psychology: Edith Rebecca Macauley, of Medina. New York; A.B.. University of Michigan. 1915. Anna Sophie Rogers, of Urbana. Il- linois; A.M. University of Illinois. 1911: A.M.. 1914. Education: Vera Tritlpoe, of Fortvllle. Indiana: A.B.. DePauw University, 1912; Graduate Student, Bryn Mawr College, 1914-16. Mildred Lewis Justice, of Ardraore. Pennsylvania, a member of the Senior (lass of Bryn Mawr College. Mathemettos: Marguerite Jennie Breckenridge, of West Brownsville. Penn- sylvania: A.M.. Grove City College, 1913. Physics: Lucia Helen Smith, of New York City; A.B., Vassar College. 1915. chemistry Elsie Tobln. of Brooklyn, New York; B.S.. Barnard College. 1915. Jessie Elizabeth Minor, of Springfield. Missouri; MS Drury College. 1904; Grad- uate student. University of Pennsylvania. 1908-Ki; Scholar In Chemistry. Bryn Mawr College. 1914-16. Geology Eula Davis McEwan, of Hlootnlngton. Indiana: All.. Indiana Uni- versity. 1913; A.M.. Indiana University. 1914. Biology Helen Frances Harvey, of Oberlln. Ohio: A.B.. Oberlin College. 1916. Elizabeth Robinson, of Fort Collins. Colorado; B. A.. University of Colorado. 1913: BE.. University of Colorado. 1914 Susan B. Anthony Memorial Scholar: Katharine Maynadler Street, of Cumber land. Maryland, a member of the Senior Class of Mryn Mawr College. I am told by Professor Marion Parrls Smith, that Miss Street Is going to study women as bankers It is a condition of the Susan B. Anthony Scholar that the holder must study some phase of women's work In economics or politics m
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I thought I would start a thread for all of us wanting to ttc a girl this summer. I have noticed a lot of ladies, like myself, that are doing a lot of research and coming up with our plans. I thought we could join together and share research and then over the summer we can share what is working or not working with our plans to conceive. Just drop a note here to introduce yourself and share anything interesting or useful to other girl swayers. Thanks, looking forward to hearing from all of you and learning from you.
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Love this thread already! Thanks for doing this MountainViews.
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Hey Ladies!
This is great! We are going to be technically TTC a little earlier than summer...but close enough... we are thinking June (or late May depending on how my cycles are/ovulation schedule :)
I will be adding any useful info that I can to this! :)
You all are so helpful and encouraging to me already!!
Leah, Wife and Mom to 5 precious boys and expecting baby boy #6!
Okay, because this is the only place I can share this...
LOL...I actually videotaped my DH's specimen under the microscope tonight - so I could compare it to videos I found on youtube. A lot of them seem to be zigzagging in their movements, like a grocery cart with one wobbly front wheel. Does that make sense? I hope it means there are a lot of girlies in there!!!
Booey, we'll be starting to try at the same time you are!
Here's to BFP's for both of us and LOTS and LOTS and LOTS of PINK DUST!! :)
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Thanks MountainViews for starting this thread. I just wanted to pop-in and say hi! We have been blessed with two boys (6 and 2) and will TTC for a girl in July. GO PINK PINK PINK PINK PINK
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Hi Bushel & Peck! (I sing that song to my boys all the time) :)
It's nice to meet you...hopefully we can all learn something from each other on this amazing journey!
Okay, I'm leaning toward TBM again. LOL.
Not only can you manually keep the sperm count down, but you can keep your ph & testosterone levels from going up!
Too true...not exactly romantic, but there's lots of time for the lovey dovey stuff later, right? LOL (Well, at least until the new babies get here)
Are you going to use a diva cup? I'm kind of leaning that way! Looks like it may be an easy way to go!
And I agree completely...definitely diluted lime!
I was thinking of inserting the mixture with a medicine syringe, the kind you get from the pharmacy to give kids medicine. And then I was going to lay down with hips propped for an hour or so. I think the diva cup is just to keep the stuff in, right? So if you do the hips propped maybe the diva cup isn't necessary? Is there another reason it helps sway girl that I'm not thinking about? I'm trying to keep the cost down, supplements, salt lamp, rose quartz, etc. It's kind of adding up, not that a baby would be any cheaper, especially a girl with all the cute clothes!
Tiffany12345 is another summer swayer and she and I are trying to figure out how to get Aci-jel. Were you able to purchase it? Are you in the US? Any ideas on how we can get some? I think that would be the perfect thing to insert just before the sperm/lime mixture. I saw Tamara say on an older post that Aci-jel is better than rephresh because of the acetic acid so I'd really like to get some.
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For the life of me I cannot find it, I am in Canada and still nothing....boo...:( but apparently I can order ti from NZ, but it would cost me almost $70, and that is if customs will lt it through.
BTW: I have my meal plan in place...and it is boring.
No, I don't have aci-jel. I have Rephresh and Replens and plan to experiment with both. I'll research for the aci-jel though and let you know what I find out!
I completely hear you on the cost! It's getting ridiculous...especially with the stuff that I bought and now won't be using. Really, I should've investigated before I bought anything, but oh well. (The progesterone cream was $30, then there's the Saw Palmetto, Vitex, etc, etc. etc...lol)
The Diva cup thing is sort of a swim-up from what I read last night. You make your "splime" and then put it into the Diva cup and let the sperm do their thing. You can leave the diva cup in for a few hours. I'm actually really considering it! My concern was having to make an incubator and find pasteurized egg whites, but apparently you don't necessarily need to do that. (They did say it helps to put sylk in the bottom of the cup to help the sperm out)
http://www.in-gender.com/cs/forums/t/120164.aspx - she says she did "TBM", but I have read other posts where she said she put the sample directly into the diva cup.
Decisions...decisions!!! ;)
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Great idea- love this club ;) There are so many options and products out there... cost is definitely adding up, though nothing compared to high tech! I'm really looking forward to reading everyone's plans! I've been reading through the database of past sways and over-analyzing every decision I have to make. The stats are encouraging though. Good luck to ALL OF US!!!
Tiffany, is this the link you tried? I just ordered it for $48 with free shipping. Then I checked it for shipping to Canada, I just put in British Columbia and the first zip code I could google :) and it still was showing free shipping. Not sure where exactly you are located but maybe worth a try!


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Maybe you are also right that the recent contentiousness among some of the members has increased the post count. Unfortunately, there is no way to go back to a high volume day, like the 400+ day, to examine the posts more closely to see what caused the big jump in volume.
Craig,You mean, like caeteris paribus? Our Moderators have to pass stringent vocabulary tests. Peter
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Regrettably, over the years we have had to quickly delete awful things and ban vile people. Comes with the territory.
Our Moderators have to pass stringent vocabulary tests.
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quote:Condoms are available free of charge at just about any government health center, college campus, planned parenthood and hospital.
quote:Ya but what do you care about, outcomes or your theory about the way the world should work? Some of us are more interested in the real world.
quote:People seem to confuse the concept of being free to do a thing with having a "right" to a thing.
quote:That said, I am against govt infringing upon a person's freedom and if they want contraception, the govt should not prevent it.
quote:you believe your view on buying contraception is more important than that?
quote:free access
quote:Providing free access to contraception reduces the number of abortions that will happen. Do you care about this statistic or are you in favor of more abortions because you believe your view on buying contraception is more important than that?
quote: Quote me on this plz
quote:I feel reasonably certain that if we handed every potential gang banger $100K per year, crime would be greatly reduced. Does the fact that I'm not for giving them $100K per year make me "pro-higher crime rate"? I'm for FREEDOM. Freedom INCLUDES the concept that people should be free from being fleeced to fund OTHER people's wants. Your argument is specious because I'm not responsible for how others behave if I don't give them handouts.
quote:you said it on this page when you said you didnt think it should be free and people should have to buy it
quote:Fine but don't ever say a word about abortion.
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Frank Giustra – key power broker and close colleague of former President Bill Clinton — has taken a seat on the Board of Directors of U.S. Oil Sands, an Alberta-based company aiming to develop tar sands deposits in Utah's Uintah Basin.
U.S. Oil Sands — in naming several new members to its Board — also announced it has received $80 million in "strategic financing" from Blue Pacific Investments Group Ltd., Anchorage Capital Group, L.L.C. and Spitfire Ventures, LLC.
The funding will help get the ball rolling on "tar sands south," a miniature but increasingly controversial version of its big brother to the north, the Alberta tar sands. Giustra will likely help in opening the right doors for tar sands industry interests in the United States.
Giusta is best known for his work in the worlds of uranium mining and minerals mining, though he has dabbled in the Alberta tar sands finance world once before,lending upwards of $20 million in capital to Excelsior Energy. He serves as CEO and President of Fiore Financial Corporation.
Founder and Director of the Radcliffe Foundation and Co-Director of the Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership (formerly known as the Clinton Giustra Sustainable Growth Initiative), Frank Giustra has maintained close ties with Bill Clinton since 2005.
The Clinton Giustra Sustainable Growth Initiative is an arm of the Bill, Hillary, and Chelsea Clinton Foundation (the Clinton Foundation). Giustra sits on the Clinton Foundation's Board of Trustees.
Giustra also sits on the Board of Directors of Petromanas Energy Inc., an oil and gas company with assets including 1.1 million acres in Albania, 170,000 acres in France and 1.6 million acres in Australia.
Clinton and Giustra have been instrumental in forging a major oil deal in Colombia and a major nuclear uranium mining deal in Kazakhstan, among other things.
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In a February 2008 article, "Clinton Used Giustra's Plane, Opened Doors for Deals," Bloomberg mapped out the close relationship between Clinton and Giustra that began in 2005.
"Clinton was borrowing [Giustra's private jet] to begin a four-day speaking tour of Latin America that would pay him $800,000," Bloomberg detailed. "Frank Giustra … was forming a friendship that would make him part of the former president's inner circle and gain him introductions to presidents of Kazakhstan and Colombia."
Clinton's effort to connect Giustra to former Colombian President Alvaro Uribe was related to oil developments.
"Pacific Rubiales Energy Corp., spent more than $250 million to purchase control of a company that operated Colombian oil fields in conjunction with Ecopetrol S.A., the national oil company," explained The Wall Street Journal. "Pacific Rubiales has also signed a pipeline deal with Ecopetrol and been invited by the Colombian national petroleum agency to do further oil-development work in the country."
Giustra's Endeavor Financial Corporation provided the money for the Pacific Rubiales buyout, where he served as Chairman from 2001-2007. Giustra's Fiore Financial Corporation maintains an "exclusive strategic alliance" with Endeavor Financial, which "provide[s] Endeavour with unique deal making and investment capabilities."
Clinton Giustra Enterprise Partnership lists Pacific Rubiales, the Colombian government and Endeavor Mining (the mining wing of Endeavor Financial Corporation) among its current Partners. The Wall Street Journal explained that Pacific Rubiales gave over $3 million to the Partnership, and Giustra put over $100 million of his own cash into the pot.
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Giustra's self-serving philantrophy also took him and Clinton to Kazakhstan in September 2007, as documented in a January 2008 New York Times investigation.


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Way too soon to leave yet. The water is still in the creek and I still have power.
I am right between DC and Baltimore and the rain has been really bad since this AM. Right now the wind is really picking-up. They say the best is for tonight!Antoine
How are you effected in lancaster already? Im between lancaster and philly and we barely got any rain yet. Im also close to a river.
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I was on a $100 table one time, that was next to one of these bars.
2 really nice looking girls, (kinda sluttily dressed) at the bar.
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quote:This is cute and all, but that's not what the memo said.
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quote:lol, you see no problem with extra judicial murder of american citizens by executive fiat...and im the.one with a problem?
quote:I wonder why it is this board has no problem with homeowners putting down filth without trials...but god forbid our leadership does the same thing.
quote:You guys are not comprehending the "memo" correctly. It does no such thing as what you posted .
quote:he memo does not state Obama has legal authority to assassinate us citizens. It is no where in the memo.


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Owners Seeking Restitution in Florida Horse Feed Recall Case
December 05, 2014
Owners who believe their horses were affected by tainted feed are seeking restitution from Lakeland Animal Nutrition.... Read More
Defra, BHS Work Together to Lead British Ragwort Debate
November 29, 2014
The BHS conducted a survey of the English equine population to assess levels of awareness and concern about ragwort.... Read More
Feeding in Drought Conditions
November 10, 2014
Prepare for drought long before pastures wither and hay supplies dwindle.... Read More
Increase in Atypical Myopathy Cases Prompts Warning
November 02, 2014
Atypical myopathy is a highly fatal muscle disease caused by hypoglycin A, a toxin found in sycamore maple seeds.... Read More
Infographic: Understanding Endotoxemia
October 31, 2014
Endotoxemia is a serious condition with a range of causes, including retained placentas, colic, and skin infections.... Read More
Myths About Hay Selection
October 24, 2014
Can you feed hay that's been rained on? Is second-cutting always best? Here we debunk common myths about choosing hay.... Read More
Current Thoughts on the Significance of Mycotoxins
October 12, 2014
Mycotoxins are harmful compounds that some molds and fungi produce in grains and forages when moisture levels permit.... Read More
Hypersalivation in Horses
October 06, 2014
Does your horse drool like a dog? Here are some reasons why, from the benign to the life threatening.... Read More
Nearly Nontoxic Insect Control
October 03, 2014
Fewer flies and less chemical warfare can create a healthier barn environment for you and your horse.... Read More
Growing your Bedding: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
September 24, 2014
Managing and monitoring pastures properly can result in the safe production of quality hay or bedding.... Read More
Horse Hair Analysis to Detect Chronic Selenium Toxicity
September 05, 2014
How can you tell if your horse is consuming too much selenium? Research results show the answer is in the mane and tail.... Read More
Algal Blooms Pose Danger to Livestock
August 30, 2014
Horses that consume water with some types of blooms can die suddenly or suffer from weakness or photosensitization.... Read More
What are the Most Common Equine Toxins?
August 18, 2014
Researchers sought the most common causes of poisoning in Swiss equids. Toxic plants and medications topped the list.... Read More
Is Your Horse's Feed Safe for Him to Consume?
August 10, 2014
Feed milled at plants that produce other feeds with ionophores could contain a substance toxic to horses.... Read More
Examine Hay for Toxic Striped Blister Beetles
August 01, 2014
Blister beetles produce the caustic oily compound cantharidin, which can cause horses to become sick or die.... Read More
Storing Toxic Substances in Stables
July 09, 2014
Find out how to use, store, and discard flammable, toxic, or hazardous products found on horse farms.... Read More