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7884 STATE OK IOWA. EXECUTIVE DEPAirrMENT. Dee Moiues, June 1, 1883. To His Excellency, The Governor of^ Your attention is respectfully invited to the following statutes of this state in relation to the arrest and delivery of fugitives from the justice of other states. Sections 4274 and 4175 of the Code of Iowa are as follows: *• BBOnoN 4174. No executive warrant Tor the arrest and surrender of any [>ersou, demanded by the executive authority of any other slate or territory as a fugitive from the justice of such slate or territory, and no re<|Uisition uikui the executive authority of any other state or territory for the surrender of any |>ersou as a fugitive from the justice of this slate, shall Im- issued, unless the requisition from the executive authority of such other stale or territory, or the application for such requisition upon the executive authority of such other stale or territory, shall l>e accompanied by sworn evidence that the party charged is a fugitive from justice, and by a duly attested copy of an indictment, or a duly attested copy of a complaint made U-fore a court or magistrate authorized to*receive the same. *'Si-:_ . 4l7."». Whenever a demand is made u|*in the governor of this stale by the executive of any other state or territory, iu any ease authorized by the constitution aud laws of Ihe United States, for the delivery of any person charged in such state or territory with any crime, if such person is not held iu cuslo.l> or under Iwiil to "answer for any offense ainiiimt the laws of Ihe 1'uited States or of this stale, he-ahall issue his warrant under the seal of the state, authorizing i In- agent who makes sm'h demand, either forthwith oral such time as may be designated in Ihe warrant, to lake aud transport such person to the line of this state at the excuse of such agent, ami may also by such warrant re«|uire all peace officers to afford all needful assistance in the execution thereof.** In compliance with the statute above quoted the executive of Iowa will insist that every requisition from the executive of another state shall he accompanied. First. Hy a Duly Certified Copy of »n Indictment, or. if tin indictment lifts not been found, by a Duly Certified Copy of Uqo Complaint or Information, as evidence thrtt flu- accused in charged in the regular course of Judicial proceedings. Second. Hy sworn evidence that the accused has, since the com mission of the, offense with which he is charged, actually fled from tl"- state making tlie demand, and is a fugitive from justice, and is believed to hare taken refuge in fnira, and that the rei/uisifion is not sought for the, purpose of collecting a debt, or satisfying some private end. but solely in furtherance of public, justice. If Ihe requisition is founded on a complaint or information, the statement of facts must be as explicit and certain as in an Indictment. The warrant issued for the arrest and delivery of any jhtsoii under a requisition should lie returned to this office, with full return by the officer of his doings thereunder. IUI.K.N R. SHERMAN, Governor.
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Caption | 7884-7949, June 1, 1883 - Sept. 4, 1883 |
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Source Relation | Series 241 | Territorial Secretary | Territorial Executive Papers | 7884-7949, June 1, 1883 - Sept. 4, 1883 |
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Feature: Discovery, Science, and Management
Biological diversity supports human health and well-being and its conservation is tremendously important to the future of national parks. The story of biodiversity conservation in national parks is part discovery, science, and management. Explore these topics in a special, thematic issue of the journal Park Science. Learn more »
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Whether you prefer to relax in the bubbling waters of the thermal baths or get your circulation going in the Kneipp pools, wellness is a longstanding tradition in the Black Forest. From the 'gold town' Pforzheim to Bad Rippoldsau, the Black Forest Spa Route takes you on a circular tour through an unparalleled natural landscape that is perfect for wellness, fitness and health breaks. Draw strength from your surroundings – Mother Nature will give you energy, while the food and wine will restore your lust for life. Few other regions have as many Kneipp, climatic, thermal and mineral health resorts as the northern Black Forest, one of Germany's largest nature reserves. There is a large choice of leisure activities with something for everyone – from walking, cycling, golf, climbing, fishing and paragliding to a wide range of winter sports. The region's deeply carved valleys have been home to beneficial thermal mineral springs since time immemorial. Idyllic little towns, distinguished and elegant spa towns and health resorts, abbeys, castles, palaces, secluded lakes, peat bogs and picturesque valleys define this landscape. Everywhere you look you are surrounded by nature, culture and history. The northern Black Forest offers gentle hills, vibrant colours and healthy, relaxing air – a chance to breathe deeply and to find your inner self. And if the woodland air and the thermal waters stimulate your appetite, you're sure to find delicious food in the right surroundings – whatever your taste.


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ANCIS Incorporated, a San Francisco based consultancy, recently helped a major telecom firm develop a greatly improved heating, ventilating, and air-conditioning (HVAC) design standard for its central offices (COs) using Flomerics' FloVENT computational fluid dynamics (CFD) software to predict air intake temperatures for sensitive electronic equipment. Based on these intake temperatures, the Rack Cooling Index (RCI) algorithm developed by ANCIS was used to calculate the compliance of alternative designs with industry temperature specifications. "FloVENT's robust and predictable performance helped us to optimize equipment reliability in our client's COs," said Dr. Magnus K. Herrlin, Founder and President of ANCIS.
"Thermal challenges in central offices and data centers are one of the most serious threats to equipment reliability," Herrlin said. ANCIS has addressed this challenge by using FloVENT and the RCI sequentially to provide a quick but comprehensive way to compare cooling performance for alternative HVAC designs. An RCI of 100% means ideal conditions with the air intake temperatures to all equipment racks within the temperature specifications. Since it is not possible to achieve ideal conditions in most real world situations, it's important to have a metric that can quickly compare the relative performance of different designs.
The telecom firm approached ANCIS to help develop a new HVAC standard for their central offices, which not only have a high average heat density but also large variations in densities. ANCIS engineers developed several designs utilizing various air distribution concepts such as a raised floor and overhead cooling. They modeled each design in FloVENT by duplicating the geometry of each proposed CO design and defining the amount of heat generated by each piece of equipment. They modeled the supply air velocity and temperature as well as the physical locations of the supplies and returns.
ANCIS engineers used monitoring points at each air inlet to track rack intake temperatures for each piece of equipment. These numbers were used as input to the RCIHI and RCILO algorithms which determine, respectively, whether equipment experiences temperatures above the maximum and below the minimum recommended temperatures. These indices provide measures of how effectively racks are cooled and maintained within industry temperature guidelines or standards. The data were used by the management of the telecom company to evaluate the alternative designs provided by ANCIS. They selected a design that provided an excellent RCI of close to 100%.
"I have been using FloVENT for 10 years starting when I was working at Bell Communications Research," Herrlin said. "FloVENT's consistent performance has made it possible to automate the process of evaluating the thermal performance of telecom and data centers using the RCI. The RCI provides a standardized way of communicating the thermal performance of various cooling designs in a two part index that is easily understood. Thanks to FloVENT, we can produce this information in a very short time."
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Mentor Graphics and Fujitsu Collaborate to Provide Calibre LFD Solution for Fujitsu's Internal and Fabless Customers
WILSONVILLE, Ore., May 22 2007 – Mentor Graphics Corporation (Nasdaq: MENT) today announced that Fujitsu Limited will be using Mentor's Calibre® LFD™ to enhance their Design for Manufacturing (DFM) capabilities in the manufacturing of semiconductors both for internal product development and for external fabless customers.
Calibre LFD is the first production-proven EDA tool to address the urgent issue of how to manage lithographic process variability in the early stages of design creation. Identification of lithographic hot spots and analysis of how designs are affected by process variations are becoming critical issues for designers at 65nm and below. The Calibre LFD tool allows designers to identify hot spots and other layout topologies that are sensitive to process variations and are primary contributors to systematic failure.
By accurately simulating the effects of the lithographic process on "as-built" layout geometry, the Calibre LFD tool enables designers to make trade-off decisions early, resulting in a design that is more robust and less sensitive to the lithographic process window. This level of analysis is important at the 90nm technology node and crucial at the 65nm node where even small process variations can greatly influence silicon results.
To enable Calibre LFD's precise lithographic modeling, Fujitsu provides designers with an LFD kit for their 65nm process in the same manner as a design rule checking (DRC) kit. The designer can then run simulations to see an accurate description of how a layout will perform under Fujitsu's specific lithographic process.
The goal is to drive the design to an "LFD clean" as well as a "DRC clean" sign-off. With the Calibre LFD kit in place, it is now possible for internal designers at Fujitsu to verify and improve their designs way ahead of production. It is also possible for Fujitsu fabless customers to create designs and check them with Fujitsu-specific Calibre LFD verification to ensure they are hot-spot free before submitting them to the Fujitsu fabrication process.
"Fujitsu has worked closely with Mentor to create a Calibre LFD kit for our 65nm process to allow our internal design teams, as well as our foundry customers, to explore lithographic sensitivities early in the design process," said Shoji Ichino, General Manager, Technology Development Division, Electronic Devices Business Group of Fujitsu Limited. "We believe having a highly accurate model that allows us to make critical trade-off decisions before the design is sent to fabrication is a valuable capability for all our customers to ensure high yield and rapid time-to-market."
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Go Ahead, Be Crabby. Did you know that the scientific name for the blue crab (Callinectes sapidus) means "beautiful swimmer?" Wear our exclusive Crab Pin and celebrate this beloved Chesapeake crustacean and the treasured memories it conjures of summers at the shore. Crafted from oxidized sterling silver with detailing as exquisite as a lost-wax casting. 1.5"w. x 2"l.
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Dear OncoLink "Ask the Experts,"
I have a question regarding Rituxan. I am having difficulty finding information on this therapy. My father has non-Hodgkins lymphoma which was diagnosed in April of 1998. C.H.O.P. chemotherapy regimen was unsuccessful. He has now developed a tumor behind the pancreas with tremendous amount of ascites (fluid in the abdomen). The doctor wants to give Rituxan instead of Interferon. Please advise.
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Dear CB,
Rituxan is a relatively new weapon in the arsenal against non-Hodgkin's lymphoma (NHL). Over 90% of B-cell type NHL express the CD-20 antigen. This has made it an appealing target for therapy in this malignancy. It is a type of immunotherapy similar to interferon. The difference is that interferon attempts to "gear up" the overall immune system to promote tumor surveillance, and thus tumor destruction by the immune system. Rituxan is a monoclonal antibody for the CD-20 antigen to which it binds and causes an host effector response ? leading the body's immune system to destroy the "marked" cells.
The only way for this to be effective is if the cells that are being targeted have CD-20 expression. Your father's oncologist or cancer physician who is intent on treating your father with this agent should know if the NHL that your father has expresses CD-20 and is of B-cell type. It has not been demonstrated to be a cure for relapsed or chemo-unresponsive disease. It has a 40 ? 60% response rate in recent studies with a median duration of response equal to 6 ? 13 months. The toxicities from treatment have been mild and include fevers, chills, nausea, rash and urticaria. Thus, Rituxan is a very tolerable treatment, which may have some benefit. The reality is that it remains a novel treatment, which has not produced a cure at this time.
Along the same lines, a new type of therapy that utilizes antibodies has been developed by the University of Michigan. The antibody is tagged with a radioactive isotope and given to the patient. This uses the principle described above and also the fact that NHL are very sensitive to radiation therapy. This has been deemed radioimmunotherapy and presented some promising initial results.
Please discuss these issues with your father's physicians.
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Skull image from a skeletal survey in a patient with myeloma.
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Mar 9, 2010 - The presence and number of focal lesions detected by whole-body magnetic resonance imaging strongly predicts the conversion of asymptomatic multiple myeloma to symptomatic disease, according to a study published online Feb. 22 in the Journal of Clinical Oncology. In a related study in the same issue, researchers report that survival after treatment for multiple myeloma decreases with age.


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As great as Alabama has been between the white lines in recent years, it's been no less impressive in living rooms across the Southeast and in many other parts of the country.Start Slideshow
Simply put, the Tide's success on the field — three BCS titles in four years — has merely kept pace with its three No. 1 recruiting rankings over the same period. And, wouldn't you know it, Nick Saban just made it four No. 1 recruiting rankings in five years after another stellar Signing Day.
Today — using SN recruiting expert Brian McLaughlin's annual top 25 National Signing Day classes, beginning in 2009 — we look at five programs whose on-field performances tend to exceed the pace of their recruiting rankings, and five programs that simply fall woefully short.
2013 recruiting ranking: 21
The Longhorns roped in the No. 5 class in 2009, then marched to the BCS title game in the ensuing season. Mack Brown followed that up with three straight classes ranked in SN's top five—but the Longhorns collapsed on the field, going 5-7 in 2010, finishing outside the AP top 25 in 2011 and ending last season at 19th in the AP poll.
2013 recruiting ranking: NR
Think those cutting-edge uniforms and the overall cool factor surrounding the Ducks sell themselves? Think again. Oregon's recruiting rankings from 2009-2012: a respectable 24, 15, 9 and 21. Over the same period, Chip Kelly's teams were a combined 46-7 and went to four straight BCS games.
2013 recruiting ranking: 13
The Trojans had three straight Rose Bowl-winning seasons from 2006-08; since then, they've averaged more than four losses a year and finished outside the AP top 25 twice. Meanwhile, what scholarship reductions? The Trojans were No. 9 in recruiting in 2012 after ranking fourth the previous three years.
2013 recruiting ranking: NR
Of course the Broncos weren't in our recruiting top 25 — they never have been. And yet they've finished the past four seasons with, on average, a top 10 ranking in the AP poll. Think that Chris Petersen fella knows a thing or two about developing players?
2013 recruiting ranking: 8
Dating back to the Charlie Weis era, the Irish have been mainstays in SN's recruiting top 25. Until last season, though, they typically existed in the land of Others Receiving Votes.
2013 recruiting ranking: NR
The Horned Frogs' crazy 36-3 run from 2009-11 might never be repeated now that the school is in the Big 12, but at least the recruiting might pick up. Like Boise's Petersen, Gary Patterson has never had a recruiting class ranked in SN's top 25.
2013 recruiting ranking: 9
The Seminoles are in a period of semi-resurgence on the field, but their on-field performance has lagged behind their recruiting success since well before Jimbo Fisher's arrival. Bobby Bowden's last recruiting class ranked 14th, and each of Fisher's four (including 2013) has been in the top 10.
2013 recruiting ranking: NR
Even if last season's Rose Bowl appearance was half-baked at best, the Badgers have gone to Pasadena three years in a row. For a program that has never had a recruiting class ranked in SN's top 25, that's pretty awesome.
2013 recruiting ranking: 11
Starting in 2009, the Bruins have ranked 12th or higher in recruiting four times (including 2013). Their overall record on the field in that time: 26-26. Something tells us Bruins fans would trade the February wins for November wins if they could.
2013 recruiting ranking: 17
Much has been made of the Gamecocks' surge in recruiting during Steve Spurrier's time as coach, and that's for good reason. This program never made much of a dent in recruiting before Spurrier's arrival, and now it's regularly in the top half of the SEC. But Spurrier is still better in the fall than he is in the winter. Put another way: He's closer to winning an SEC championship than he is to outrecruiting Alabama.


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Stroke is a brain injury caused by an interruption in blood flow. Brain tissue that does not get oxygen and nutrients from blood can die within minutes. The damage to the brain can cause a sudden loss in bodily functions. The types of function that are affected will depend on the part of the brain that is damaged.
There are two blood flow problems that cause a stroke. Strokes may be ischemic or hemorrhagic.
- An ischemic stroke is caused by a blocked blood vessel. It is the most common cause of stroke.
- A hemorrhagic stroke is caused by a ruptured blood vessel.
Hemorrhagic vs. Ischemic Stroke
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An ischemic stroke occurs when something stops the flow of blood. It may be a buildup or swelling of the walls of the blood vessels and/or something in the blood that becomes stuck in the blood vessel. A blockage in a small blood vessel will affect a smaller area of the brain. A blockage in larger blood vessels can block the flow of blood to several smaller blood vessels, leading to more brain damage.
The blockage may be the result of one or more of the following:
- Atherosclerosis —a build-up of fatty substances along the inner lining of the artery that gradually decrease the area the blood can flow through
- A blood clot that has traveled from other parts of the body such as the neck or heart
- Inflammation of the blood vessels
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Looks like Me, John, Larry and Copper Top (sorry, no name found), of course Tom Mark
Copper Top - I'm Sharlene, new to the forum....First time to expo. Heading out with husband on Sunday- Thurs. I signed up for 2 day workshop with Tony G. Main goal is to gain as much knowledge about pizza - meeting pizza makers, experts, owners, etc... And would be fun to have a pizza slice (or three) with the PM gang. ---sharlene & kevin
I'm attending with a fellow wood fired enthusiast aurturo gallo he is first generation Neapolitan and knows his pizza. he cooks at all of my mobile events i am unable to work because of conflicts. he spends a lot of time on this site but has not registered yet. how are we going to know each other? i will recognize sharlene and am also attending tonys workshops.
Maybe you guys could exchange cell #'s so ya can locate each other inside the venue...please remember to take lots of pics!
Mark Theres only 1 way in! so meeting by the entrance is a good option. Larry and Sharlene are taking the Tony G course tues and wed. ends at 10 am we can kidnap them or meet there @10 I will attend the Keynote speaker tues and wed. then off to a seminar til 10when show opens! you have my cel.John
not a good option there by the entrance. There are a few 1000 people standing there waiting to get in at the entrance at he opening of the show not like you can hang around waiting for your buddies by the door you will be hearded thru ! we will work it out some how who else is going ? some very popular big display booths and the Gold Coast Neapolitan oven area is always a good option, or demostration stage, or pizza games, or ..... you get the idea onthe fly call , locate , and conquer! J
yep I did but may have meant grab them at the Tony seminar at 10 am I forget ?? busy day ! I also went to meet someone tonight and meeting is scheduled for wednsday duh , just a little too much goin on right now sorry Mark but it was the 10 am thing that threw caused me to retract my statement 11:30 just inside the entry would be perfect yes.ciao


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Freshin up MIBby, someone might be sniffing away. lol!!
hmmm Wonder how the process works, like do you meet up with them and they just start poking and probbing? and swabbing?
It could be traumatising. Or like when someone gets ready for going into surgery.


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# , �� , � '� ' . t w t � ews VOL. XIII. No. 8. BRYN "MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA., WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 . .' DR. GILKEY URGES CHURCH LOYALTY Current Pessimism'Is Not Jus- tified�Membership Growing. MYSTICISM TO DEVELOP "I want to'-take up the cudgels'w defense of ihe much-abused church," said Dr. Gilkey at the beginning of his first lecture, on Wednesday evening, �November 10. He discussed some of "{he /alse ideas concerning the church; and gave his reasons for believing in ,it and its future. \ There are two current beliefs whieh are false. The first is the more im- iportant: that the church is about to collapse and dBappaar. Articles in :magazines, discussions on every hand, �do much to foster this idea. But a rapid glance at statistics will show how mistaken it is. For the'last hundred years the American church has been growing three times as fast as the population; and during the years 1910 to 1920 the membership of the Prot- estant churches increased twenty-three per cent, that of the Catholic, eleven per cent. This refutes another argu- ment that the Catholic church is gain- ing power at a greater rate than the Protestant. The second false conception is that the church is mainly made up of women. Again, statistics show that forty-four per cent, of the Protestant membership is masculine, and this is increasing rapidly. No one can say that young men are not going into the ministry, when at Amherst alone twen- ty-eight are headed that way. "The talk of the drift of this generation away from the church is sheer non- sense." An article in Harpers recently refuted this idea, contrasting the de- cline in the church with that in other organizations. Secular institutions change, but "it is harder to kill a church than anything else." SPELLERS�ATTENTION! Have some fun and win a prize! Next week some of our favorite advertisers are going to misspell words ih their ads, and ..wc are giving a first prize of $2 and a second prize of $1 to those who excel in 'discovering and correcting these mistakes. The rules will .appear next week, but off-Campus subscribers please note that there will be planty of time for your answers to reach us to be judged. PRICE, 10 CENTS CHAMftON, INTERNATIONAL PUBLISHER, SPEAKS ON ANATOLE FRANCE AND PROUST WHEN 2 CONVERSE SEXTETTE OCCURS 'Simplicity, Inner Autonomy and Truth Essential," Says Dr. Van Dusen. Intimate Life of Anatole France Discussed by Close Friend. MME. DE CAILLAVET COMPELLED WRITING GOAL IS SELF-ONENESS Science and Religion. Science is crushing out religion; this is another idea which is prevalent, but ungrounded. When Matthew Arnold wrote Dover Beach, seventy-five years ago, he said that it was the ebb tide of religion. And it is true that the.scien- CONTINUED O'N PAGE 8 �FOUR TIMES A WINNER, VARSITY WINS AGAIN Unexpected Game with Swarthmore Is Scrappy. � Varsity won its fifth consecutive victory, playing against Swarthmore on Friday, November 12. Bryn Mawr might have been ac- cused of adopting Helen Wills' habit of keeping her opponent waiting, because Swarthmore arrived at three- thirty, and waited, getting colder and colder, for about half an hour. At four they started in pursuit of our team, and the game began at four-fif- teen. We could hardly be blamed for the delay, however,, since through some mistake no one had been noti- fied that there was to be a match. Backi Steady. During* the first half Bryn Mawr did all of her scoring. The ball was carried into Swarthmore's territory, and kept there most of the time. There was a great deal of scrapping in the circle, and whenever the forwards lost the ball, JatnSeeley was there to send it back to them. Her defense and J. Porter's stick work were indispensable to the forwards, who. were slow and unenergetic. Guiterman was the only one of them who really fought; she was indefatigable, and made two' of Bryn Mawr's goals, one of which was from a seemingly impossible angle. Swarthmore's left inner, A. Wain, made some nice dribbles, cheered frantically from the side lines, but the rest of her forwards were not up to her, so her attempts proved futile. At the beginning of the second half, Swarthmore got the ball into Bryn Mawr's territory, and from then on "Our true selves, and how we can best bring them out," was the subject of the Rev. Henry P. Van Dusen's sermon on Sunday, November 14. "When two girls talk together," he said, "there are really six people in the conversation: each girl as *the other one sees her, as she sees her- self, and as she really is. known only to God." Self at Least Two. We recognize in ourselves at least two persons: the one the world sees and thinks it knows, and the one known only to God and occasionally glimpsed by ourselves. .Take the case of the medical student, who in the company of his fellows jokes, drinks, treats his profession as a "rarified form CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 IfoERICA FOUGHT FOR TRADE, NOT IDEALS Dr. Fenwick Stresses Our Duty to Join League. "What has victory meant to us?" asked Dr. Fenwick, professor *bf Poli- tics, speaking in Armistice Day chapel. We did did not enter the war until April of 1917. For nearly three years we stood by and watched the break- ing of treaties, the devastation of Bel- gium. Not until our commerce was affected did we cease to be neutral. The sinking of the Lusitania aroused us to send a note of protest: Germany apologized, and the matter was for- gotten. There was an enormous boom in commerce here until Germany decided to starve Great Britain out, and proclaimed a war zone, which our ships should not enter except at their own peril. Then we arose and armed our merchant ships and declared war. But we had to have a higher aim to fight for, and so we made slogans. It was to be a war to end wars, to make the world safe for democracy. Our soldiers were told that they were crusaders who should deliver human- ity from the tyrants of the world. Peace came. Wilson went to Paris, and found himself in the midst of pas- sions curiously unsusceptible to pleas J.for impartiality. But Europe made concessions, and the League was formed. Ideals Discarded for Business. Then the League was rejected by the Senate, we withdrew into our tra- ditional isolation. We remembered that we had saved our trade�we for- got the ideals for which we had fought. We demanded that the moneys we had lent for the prosecution of the war be repaid. Yet we lost only 50.000 men on the field of battle, and would have lost 350.000 if France and England had not offered to fight for us until our troops were properly �rained, in return for supplies. Europe is now working out the scheme we 'proposed, and it has be- come the cornerstone of Europe. All statesmen turn their eyes to Geneva. Our co-operation is not essential to Europe. But 'co-operation with Europe is essential to our honor. Till we co-operate willingly, Armistice Day is not a day for rejoicing, but a day to meditate whether we are doing all we ought to carry out the high ideal *" -::u:ch those 50,000 died. "L'homme de genie est tin mannequin sou ffrant" .... "L'homme est un animal ]x>litique, mais la politiquc est le pire des animaux" are both phrases turned by Anatole France, not. as might be expected, in his writings, but in the ordinary�or rather extraordinary course of his conversation. It was this side of Anatole France, the ^utimate side, at home among his booW and bric-a-brac that M. Edouard Champion took as the subject of his lecture on Tuesday eve- ning, N'ovemlier 16. Anatole France spent his youth in the Quai Malaquais, the site of the House of Champion. In fact. M. Honore Cham- pion, Edouard Champion's father was" the business successor of Anatole France's father. The traditions of France's youth are therefore the same as those of the Champions�an atmos- phere of books of all kinds dominated by the literati and bels esprits of the age. Le Petit Pierre, Le Livre de Man Ami and La lie en Fleur all reflect this period of Anatole France's life, when all he had to do was to glance out the win- dow to see the old book stands of the Rive Gauche and the outline of Notre Dame. Not Brilliant Student. As a student, Anatole France was not what might be termed brilliant. He re- ceived most of his schooling at the In- stitute Stanislas, where all his compan- ions were far richer and better dressed than he- They used to tease him about his shabby attire and even went as far as to put pebbles down his neck when on one occasion he appeared with a collar so ill fitting that it might have been mistaken for a ruff. His entry into the world of Beaux Arts immediately brought forth diverse frtlit Forced to accept any task offered he rirst had to proof-read a Dictionary of France and then a cookbook. In 1866-67 he occupied the position of a government clerk and was then appointed to the, library of the Senate. Although only three hours a week were expected of him, so lazy was Anatole France and so intent upon vacations, that his supe- rior summed up his work as "nothing- ness" and he himself gained the nick- name of folded-arms. As might be sur- mised, his discharge was almost immedi- ate. Influence of Mme. de Cavaillet. Then came a marriage d'amour which was followed by a succession of affairs ending with a mannequin, Mme. de Caillavet, whose salon was frequented by most of the great French and inter- national writers of the age, Bourget, La Comtesse de Martel, Jules Le Maitre, etc., soon succeeded France's wife in his affections. But this was not at first reciprocal, for Mme. de Caillavet was fascinated at the moment with Jules Le Maitre. But since a rival hostess of a solan succeeded in capturing LeMaitre, Mme. Caillavet soon decided in favor of Anatole France. "Although these details may at first seem trivial," said M. Champion, "they really are important in that they give the undercurrents of contemporary Pari- sian life." Mme. de Caillavet was of great moment in his literary career, and obliged him to write. She literally forced the pen into his hand, and many are the anecdotes of how Anatole France side- stepped the tyranny of his obdurate task- mistress. Her goading, however, was not with- out effect, in seven years he wrote Thais, Balthazar, Le Jardin d'Epicttre, Le Lys Rouge among others. In spite of the domestic scenes of strife in which they were composed, all these are master- Illness Seen as Tremendous Factor in Writings of Proust. DEALS WITH CAUSES � - OF DAILY ACTS EDOUARD CHAMPION VARSITY DEFEATS GERMANT0WN 4-2 Only Lights in Drab Game Are Visitors' Passes and Dodges. BACKS ARE STAUNCH pieces. One day, Mme. de Caillavet found him dozing in his chair. "What! You are CONTINUED ON PAOB � Again Varsity crashed through with a 4-2 victory over Germantown on Saturday, November 18. While the team lacked complete cohesion, it nevertheless functioned as a strong machine. Both teams were very even and the play fluctuated continuously from one end of the field to the other. (By the way, one should hardly speak of the field as all three fields were tried and found wanting during the course of the game.) Varsity had no difficulty in rushing the ball down the field, but the striking circle seemed to paralyze their fighting powers; over and over again they would lose the ball after a brilliant long rush, and back to the end of the field it would travel. Tuttlc pulled off several of these pretty but unavailing runs down the alley. The play of the backs was noticeably bit- ter than that of the forwards on both teams. Forward* Poor. Our forwards did not seem to form any "mighty line" and their lack of co-operation was deplorable. Guiter- man was good and Tuttle, after mak- ing a bad start, played very well towards the end. Loines was not nearly up to her usual form and her fall from grace seemed to demoralize her confederates. Stix showed up poorly as indeed she has for the last few games: she does not seem to be living up to her soaring Hockey Camp and early season reputation. Johnson showed ability, but seemed a bit clumsy with her feet. She also appeared unable to co-operate with Varsity. Wills was substituted for herj in the. second half and made a far bet- ter cog, even if she did achieve some graceful spills in the mud. CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 Marcel Proust was the subject on which M. Edouard Champion, distin- guished publisher and bioliophile of Paris, spoke at a meeting of the French Club in Taylor at 4 on Tuesday, Novem- ber 16. "The fame of Marcel Proust has pass- ed beyond the frontiers of his own coun- try," he began. "All over the world so- cieties have been formed for the purpose of studying his methods and texts." He w,as born in Paris on July 10, 1871, of a Protestant father and Catholic mother. When he was nine years old he had an attack of croup which was nearly fatal, and which proved to be the first appearance of asthma which afflicted his whole life. The effect of this illness on the sensitive child can hardly be esti- mated. It meant the complete repression of all his impulses, and his condemna- tion to a life which must be interior, with- out any physical expression. After going to school, he began to fre- quent the salon of Madame Strauss, and went about in society a great deal, where his brilliance made him famous. Bad Health Forces Isolation. But soon his health failed, and he was compelled to abandon all this pleasant so- ciety and lead a life of practical isolation. Young, passionate, welcomed every- where, he suffered greatly at being forc- ed into retirement. At his mother's death he went to live on Boulevard Haussmann. and from this moment his l)k>graphy loses itself in his writings. His life and his work were completely opposed, so much so that one may feel that he put into his books all his de- sires, living in a sort of active torpor, the result of which was the 20 volumes en- titled "La Recherche des Temps Perdus." He lived in a large room, always her- CONTINUBD ON PAGE 5 ROUND TABLE Present Problems to Bs Discussed Weekly. At the meeting of the Round Table, held on November l\, it was decided there will be weekly discussions at five o'clock on Thursdays, to consider present problems. There is a chance that the Round Table may organize as an international relations club under the auspices of the Carnegie Endowment for Peace, and if this is so, the discussions, one week, will be national and the next, [-international in character. The subject for the coming week is the Passaic strike. The place will be announced later. GRADUATE SCHOOL HAS COSMOPOLITAN GROUP Miss Schenck Speaks About History and Status of School. Miss Schenck, who is at the head of the Graduate School, spoke in chapel on Wednesday morning, November 10. She touched upon the history of the school, and its present status. The Graduate School is as old as the college itself. In the very first pamphlet about the opening of the college, dated 1883, it was forshadowed by the sen- tence saying that the founder "enjoined that girls be educated to be teachers of a high order." In the second pamphlet there was a whole paragraph on the Graduate School. In the college's first year there were eight graduates, and 44 undergraduates, and this proportion has continued down to the present time, when there are over 100 graduates. The Re- sident and European Fellowships which have been added by degrees, are proof that the college has kept in mind the needs of the Graduate School. Foreign students came early, and now there are always seven or eight in the school. It is a very cosmopolitan group; there are six European countries rep- resented, which means an imposing array of universities; four Canadian colleges are represented, and the rest of the graduates come from 25 different States, and 53 different colleges. These statistics ~ show how much more scattered they are than the freshman class. From questionnaires which were sent out, it has been found that certain things stand out in favor of the school. First, women students are welcomed here, and not made to stand second to the men. Then, they can get what they want academically here. Not a small factor in its favor is the stimulus it gms to the faculty. They find satisfaction and enrichment which make them give the full measure of �bejfttaV-''" **
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13 of the 5 month 1818. We have had a very cold winter and but very little snow. The winter grain very in many places was much killed and froze out and very cold backward spring yet now a very wet time and several heavy thunder showers. The fruit trees in full bloom, all sorts as white as snow, seldom ever the like seen of the abundance of blossoms. 13 [14] This fifth day [Thursday] went to our meeting. Very poor. Ready to say woe is me that I dwell in Mesech and sojourn in the tents of Kedar [Psalms 120:5]. Great heights and in great depths and great heats in great cold as John Richardson remarks. Our meeting rather small (yet not the poorest). Some things presented to my view which, as John Parrish, said I thought too good to be lost: viz I have long believed there was a blessed happy safe state attainable in silent meditation in communion with our own hearts and with our maker and I thought great cause I had so to believe because I think is has been evidently confirmed in the lives and conduct of thousands of the faithful in ages past and down to these days. Yea in countless numbers: in the faith and conscience of Noah, Job, Daniel, Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego. Yea, throughout all the patriarchs, prophets, apostles and faithful martyrs. [John] Hoyland says the righteous need not fear the crush of world and Seneca says if the earth should open under them and show them all the secrets of the infernal pit they would look down upon it without dismay fear not them that kill the body said the divine master and indeed it appears clear they did not when the most dismal cruel deaths was threatened them. Is this not a blessed happy safe state, because if it should be their lot to be suddenly taken away as many are, all would be well with they and they landed safe where the wicked cease from troubling and the weary are at rest [Job 3:17]. Simple as it appears to very many
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ROCHESTER — Corey Tondreau is an undergraduate student at the University of Vermont, who graduated from Spaulding High School in 2011 in the top 10 percent of her class.
There is just one snag. In the next few weeks, Tondreau has to raise the money needed to cover her airfare to the Indian Ocean island (via South Africa) and the malaria, typhoid and rabies immunizations she needs to stay in that country.
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During her stay she will visit the country's national parks, and her own research, while there, will center on lemurs, of which there are more than 100 species. Wikipedia notes, "Lemurs are important for research because their mix of primitive characteristics and traits shared with anthropoid primates can yield insights on primate and human evolution. However, many lemur species are threatened with extinction due to habitat loss and hunting. Although local traditions generally help protect lemurs and their forests, illegal logging, widespread poverty, and political instability hinder and undermine conservation efforts."
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Functional chocolate to drive market growth in 2009 and beyond: Barry Callebaut's ACTICOA™ conquers chocolate market
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- ACTICOA™ a driver for growth: market growth expected at least to double
- Already over 30 consumer products containing ACTICOA™ in more than 10 countries
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Wieze, Belgium, 30th January 2009 - Barry Callebaut, the world's leading manufacturer of high quality cocoa and chocolate products, expects the number of products containing ACTICOA™ cocoa or chocolate to double in 2009. At present, more than 30 products with ACTICOA™ are sold in more than 10 countries around the world. ACTICOA™ chocolate is one of the richest natural source of cocoa flavanols and among other proven health benefits has a positive effect on cardiovascular health.
Barry Callebaut's ACTICOA™ process offers the very best in natural protection, straight from the cocoa bean.
Barry Callebaut's ACTICOA™ process offers the very best in natural protection, straight from the cocoa bean.
Thanks to its high concentration of cocoa flavanols, ACTICOA™ cocoa and chocolate helps to restore the balance between antioxidants and free radicals in our body. A recent study, conducted by the Queen Margaret University in Edinburgh demonstrates that ACTICOA™ dark chocolate contributes to maintaining healthy blood pressure. This confirms the results of earlier studies. The daily consumption of small portions like 17g of ACTICOA™ dark chocolate, which contains 500mg of cocoa flavanols, for 2 weeks helps maintain healthy blood pressure. ACTICOA™ chocolate is one of the world's richest chocolate in cocoa flavanols, uniting both health and indulgence in a unique product.
In addition to cardiovascular health, it has been scientifically proven that flavanols have a beneficial effect on cognition while helping to keep young and fit.
Hans Vriens, Chief Innovation Officer at Barry Callebaut: "Indulgence is a vital part of our eating habits. For several years now, public awareness campaigns on the dangers of being overweight have swept the cause of enjoyment into the shadows. Today, medical experts and nutritionists underline the importance of integrating delicious and fun eating moments in a balanced diet. Chocolate fits the bill perfectly and the rise of functional chocolate has brought the two worlds together. Health-conscious people no longer have to compromise to enjoy a delicious treat. Best of all, they can strengthen their bodies at the same time."
Adding further evidence to the place of chocolate in a healthy, balanced diet, Barry Callebaut has recently introduced the first industrial-scale probiotic chocolate as well as the first tooth-friendly chocolate, endorsed by dentists and loved by mothers and children.
The full spectrum of Barry Callebaut's nutritionally improved chocolate products includes: fibre-enriched, sugar and/or fat reduced and sugar-free chocolate. Barry Callebaut's White Chocolate & Fruit is also the first white chocolate to include real fruit powder.
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With annual sales of more than CHF 4.8 billion for fiscal year 2007/08, Zurich-based Barry Callebaut is the world's leading manufacturer of high-quality cocoa and chocolate products – from the cocoa bean to the finished product on the store shelf. Barry Callebaut is present in 26 countries, operates about 40 production facilities and employs around 7,000 people. The company serves the entire food industry, from food manufacturers to professional users of chocolate (such as chocolatiers, pastry chefs or bakers), to global retailers. It also provides a comprehensive range of services in the fields of product development, processing, training and marketing.
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