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/ ^Phe 2-615 ffOV*.' News VOL. XXV, No. 21 BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., MONDAY, MAY 1, 1939 Copyrlaht TRUSTEES OF * BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 193� PRICE 10 CENTS New Faculty Appointments Are Disclosed Torres - Rioseco Announced As M. Flexner Lecturer For 1939-40 Visiting lecturer under the Mary Flexner lecturership in 1939-40 will be Arturo Torres-Rioseco, Ph. D., "University of Minnesota 1930, special- ist in Spanish American literature. In connection with the Mary Paul Collins scholarship for foreign wom- en, also to be offered in the depart- ment of Spanish, Dr. Torres-Rioseco will conduct a series of seminar meet- ings on the Spanish Drama in Latin- America during the Colonial period. The � subject of his public lectures has not yet been announced. Faculty appointments in the depart- ments for next year are to iifclude: Alexander Coburn Soper, III, M. F. A., associate professor of History of Art; Mildred Benedict Northrop, Ph. D., assistant professdr of Economics; John Chester Miller, Ph. D., assistant professor of History, and John Corn- ing Oxtoby, M. A., assistant profes- sor of Mathematics. Mr. Soper first took his M. F. A. degree in architecture and was an in- structor in the Princeton School of Architecture from 1929-30. Leaving this field, he went to Columbia to study Chinese language- and litera- ture, and later took his second fine arts degree in History of Aft. For the following three years, Mr. Soper, with *his family, lived in Japan, where he has been working mainly on Oriental architecture. Mr. Miller, who is to teach Ameri- can History, has traveled widely. Be- fore going to Harvard, in 1926, he traveled with a band around the world; after' graduation he was awarded Seldon Fellowship for travel and study in Europe, with which he went to the Mediterranean and North Africa. Upon his return, Mr. Miller, was made a junior Fellow of the Society of Fellows started by President Lowell. This award allows for lib- eral study, with no requirement that the holder work for his doctorate. During this time, Mr. Miller gave the Lowell lectures in Boston, and has since published the work in the bio- graphy, Sam Adams, which in 1939 was also accepted, as his treatise for the doctor's degree. Continued on Pace Six MORLEY GAINS CHARLES HINCHMAN HONOR WURSTER ^INS BROOK HALL SCHOLARSHIP Academic Awards Also Won by Bacon, Axon, Pope, Hooker Goodhart Hall, May 1.�Announce- ment of the two highest academic honors for members of the Junior Class was made by Miss Park. To Marie Wurster goes the Maria L. I Eastman Brooke Hall Memorial Schol- arship, awarded to the junior with highest average, while the Charles S. Hinchman Memorial Scholarship to the student whose record shows I the greatest ability in her major sub- ject is awarded this year to Louise , Morley, politics major. The inherent difficulty of balancing | work done in entirely different fields, said Miss Park, always contributes ,to_make the award of the Hinchman Scholarship a difficult decision. This year four other students of excep- tional ability were nominated by their departments: Anne Louise Axon, ARE ANNOUNCED phys'cs: THelr Bhacon' Lati,n and Greek; Joy Rosenheim, social econ- FOR COMING YEAR omv> and Marie Wurster, mathemat- ics. ,. . . ~ . . ,-.� Comparison was rendered more Major curriculum changes for 1939- djfficu]t by th<j fact ^ ^ ^^ MARIE WURSTER Brook Hall Scholar COURSE CHANGES 40 are found in the sciences, where . ... . , M. w� .�� ,,� ,, .. , . of Miss Axon and Miss Wurster do the attempts to coordinate the work in different departments are being ex- tended to undergraduate courses. The calendar for 1939-40, released this week-end, announces the new courses and requirement changes. A new course, Comparative Z8ology and Paleontology, required as part of the second year work for both biolo- gists and geologists, will co-ordinate the work of the two departments. It will be taught by Miss Gardiner, Miss Oppenheimer and Mr. Dryden and a special lecturer in geology will be ap- pointed to give ten or twelve lectures and hold conferences during the first semester. This course "is designed to give to the student of biology a knowledge of comparative anatomy and of the geologic history of the animal groups now living, and to the student of geology a knowledge of paleontology and of the muscles, nerves and other soft parts seldom preserved during fossilization. As often as time and weather permit, field trips to study animals in their natural surround- ings, and to collect fossils, will be substituted-for laboratory work." not lend themselves to papers under- standable by the layman. The paper presented by Miss Morley, "Les Re- percussions Internationales de la Guerre Civile en Espagne," was writ- ten at the University of Geneva, where Miss Morley is taking her jun- ior year. Four Juniors Honored To Helen Bacon, who also submitted a paper, entitled "Maecenas: Poet and Patron of Poets," was awarded the Elizabeth S. Shippen Scholarship for excellence of work in foreign languages and also the new Tenney Frank prize. The Elizabeth S. Shippen Scholar- ship for excellence of work in a sci- ence was won by Anne Louise Axon, physics major. Elizabeth Pope was awarded the Sheelah Kilroy Memorial Scholarship for the best work done in advanced or second yeaf English, will take The Elizabeth Duane Gillespie Scholarship in American History was awarded to Bettie Tyson Hooker-------L- Freshman, Senior English Prizes To Sheila Gamble and Nancy Nor- Sleuth Unearths More 'Dig'; Relics of The dusty peace of Taylor Hall, Merion basement and the power house having been already invaded, we de- cided to finish up the job and expose the library cellar. So, dedicating our curiosity to the cause of journalism, we descended the spiral staircase op- posite Miss Reed's office. A quiet purr first attracted our at- tention, and Was traced to a door- way consisting of a built-in, thin net screen. A large thermometer hung before it registering a temperature of eighty-two degrees. We took off our coat. Behind the screen loomed a formidable complex of belts and mo- tors surrounded by several more pend- ant thermometers, temperature eighty- two; �- The whitewashed Stone wall of the corridor was interrupted by occasional expanses of beaver board, which, upon investigation, appeared to be remov- able. With a vision of trap-doors, we took one. down. It revealed a dark nest of pipes, one tin window box, a broken ladder and two Eveready bat- teries. Turning a corner, we stumbled over three large piles of Spanish news- print, El Sol, dated 19X7, and a desk. The desk was piled in a confusion of black rubbers, photographs of wres- tlers and fish hatcheries, directions for What to Do In Case Of Fire, Scholarship, given annually to the freshman who has done the best work in required composition. The Presi- dent M. Carey Thomas Essay Prize was awarded to Mary Meigs, senior. Bryn Mawr College Undergraduate Scholarship Announcements For 1939-40 Busts in Library Later Ages Also Found two cans of Briggs tobacco and one bottle of iodine. There was a copy of The Youthful Woman, too. Past the desk, We came upon sev- eral boxes of dixie cups, a collec- tion of mops, a package of familiar green blotters and a bookcase contain- ing D. H. Newman's Parochial and Plain Sermons, and "the Annal of Eco- nomics. Beyond this the wall broke into another gauzed doorway, behind which hummed a second maze of wheels and thermometers, tempera- ture seventy-seven. Further into the darkness was a table scattered with musty copies of The Nation, a calf-bound Italian vol- ume entitled La Vita Nuova, a few magazines concerning aesthetic theory," some French * novels and a book on Practical Nursing. ^_ -,, Two %oiemn, stoney figures stood brazenly at -the end of the corridor. More basts, we assumed; but these were hardly in the discreet tradition of Romanesque figures. They proved to be two thick-lipped legless Egyp- tian statues fn long pharonic head- cloths, and it took a feminine sneeze to remind us that we were behind the stacks and not in Tutankhamen's tomb. No one Seems to know much about the statues. Miss Terrien says they Continued on Pace 8lz Scholarships Held at Bryn Mawr College But Not in the Award of the College UDIE C. BOWER SAUL SCHOLARSHIP Contlnuec. on Page Four CURTIS QUARTET TO GIVE BENEFIT On Monday, May 8, the Curtis String QfcarHet will give a perform- ance for the benefit of the fund for refugee students in Goodhart Hall, at 8.30 p. m. The members of the quartet are young graduates of the Curtis Insti- tute in Philadelphia. They are noted not only for their own skill, but also for the beautifully balanced tones of their instruments, which were assem- bled by their patron, Mrs. Bok. These include two Stradivarius vio- lins, a Montagnana cello, and an Amati viola. Newsweek of April 24 reports, in addition; that this is their tenth year of touring, and that they are now being honored at a musical festival at Bowdoin College as the representatives' of contemporary American chamber music. Tickets may be obtained from the College Entertainment Committee in Taylor Hall, at $1.50 and $1. Ferrer Excels In Production Of Gondoliers Goodhart Hall, April %8 and 29.� With traditional care and elaborate preparation the Glee Club again pre- sented a Gilbert and Sullivan master- piece, The Gondoliers. The gay and charming operetta, more suitable, per- haps, to college talent than Patience, was enthusiastically received by the audiences at both performances. Terry Ferrer, '40, wRb is an old land at the game, came very close to stealing the show. She undoubt- edly would have succeeded had it not been for the excellent performances of Camilla Riggs, '40, Louise Allen, and Anne Updegraff, both '42, plus the vivacity and vocal prowess of the chorus of Contadine. The scenes domi- nated by these players were the high spots of the evening. It is relaxing to watch an actor who knows his Louise Morley, winner fii the] business. Charles Hinchman scholarship and^ Miss Ferrer was, as usual, in fine LOUISE MORLEY -Hinchman Scholar MORLEY, BURSTER TAKING ADVANCED WORK THIS YEAR student at the University of Geneva for her junior year, was recommended for the honor by Mr. Anderson of the economics department and Mr. FeiF" -Gilbert patter was blurred. Her wick and Mr. Wells of the political graciousness ^of movement, moreover, cience department. According to Mr. Fenwick her paper, Lea Repercussions Internationales de la Guerre Civile en Espagne, deals with one of the most lifficult problems of present interna- tional relations "for up until now there have been few rules of interna- tional law governing the effect of civil war on other members of an in- ternational community." Marie Wurster,. winner of the Maria L. Eastman Brooke Hall Memorial Scholarship, awarded to the member of the junior class with the highest average in her college record, was also nominated by the Department of Mathematics as their candidate for the award for greatest ability in the Continued on Page Five W. H. Bragg to Talk On Crystal Analysis Sir William H. Bragg, who will speak on the Structure of Organic Crystals, Thursday, May 4, at 8.30, in Goodhart, has been called the "god of crystallography." With his,son, Sir William L. Bragg, he was award- ed the Nobel prize in 1S�15 for pre- liminary work in the field. At the same time, Sir William, senior, is noted for his Children's Christmas lectures, where he has explained the theories of light and sound in a form intelligible to his "juvenile auditory." Sir William expects a general audi- ence at Bryn Mawr, and will assume it has no previous knowledge of crys- tal structure. Mr. Patterson, of the physics department, who worked with Sir William, in London, in 1924-26, assures the public that the lecture wilT be Intelligible to "anyone who can un- derstand a tiled floor." It is not diffi- cult but complicated. A collection of Sir William's popular books are on the New Book Room table, and may be used for Supplemental^ Informa- tion. > With the lecture, Sir William will show *' ^nlcolor movies of Some of the properties of soap films. Mr. Patterson, who has seen similar dem- onstrations, reports that the colors are beautiful. * Crystal analysis has developed somewhat' In reverse. Von Laue first used crystals to diffract a beam ot X-rays in order to study the disputed nature of these rays. Once this was well established, the Braggs studied the distinctive diffraction patterns that X-rays made in passing through different crystals, In- order to dis- continued on Pace Three Riggs and Supporting Cast Contribute Vocal Talent � And Vivacity OPERETTA RECEIVES. ABUNDANT APPLAUSE form, and her singing was doubly enjoyable because she snapped out the words so crisply that none of the made her performance sure and pol- ished. It is unfortunate that this is the last time we shall have the pleas- ure of seeing Miss Ferrer grace a G. and S. production. Camilla Riggs as Marco Palmieri was somewhat handicapped by a re- cent cold, but nevertheless, did a splendid piece of work. Especially commendable was her rendition of Take a Pair of Sparkling Eyes which she had to repeat several times before the applause subsided. Louise Allen and Anne Updegraff, brides of the gondoliers, sang beauti- fully and easily filled the require- ments of their roles. Blond and small, they furnished the proper con- trast to their sea-going husbands. Perhaps their voices, and in particu- lar Miss Allen's, were the bestjn the cast. They acted as well as they sang and both showed a decided flair for comedy. Don Alhambra, the Grand Inquisi- tor, was expertly played by Eleanor Emery, '40. Miss Emery makes little claim to an unusual singing voice, but what she lacked musically she more than made up for with dramatic abil- ity. Whether leeringly patting Miss Allen's hand or thumping her cane despondently, Miss Emery was with- out parallel. What might have been a small, unimportant role was a vital part of the operetta. The girls' chorus deserves as high Continued on Page Five COLLEGE CALENDAR Tuesday', May *.�Dr. Hetty Goldman en Southern Anatolia, Music Room, 4.30. Current Events, Mr. Fenwick^. Common R%oom, 7.30. W. H. Auden, Deanery, 8.30. Wednesday, May 3.�Philoso- phy Club, Mr. Rufus Jones on The Nature of the Mystical Ex- perience, Common Room, 8.15. Thursday, May i.�Sir Wil- liam Bragg on The Structure of Organic Crystals, Goodhart Hall, 8.30. Saturday, May 6.�Player's Club, Hiawatha Pullman, Good- hart Hall, 8.30. Square Dance, Gymnasium, 10.30. Sunday, May 7.�Chapel, Dr. Hornell Hart, Music Room, 7.30. Monday, May 8.�C u r t i s String Quartet, Goodhart Hall, 8.30. /- Tuesday, May P.�Dr. Hefty Goldman on Western Anatolian, Music Room, 4.30.
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393 of 418 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Like low rise 501's....,
By Mike "mike463" (Georgia United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Levi's Men's 514 Straight Jean (Apparel)
...without the buttons. If you're looking to bolster your jean wardrobe with some slimmer fit low rise styles but afraid you're gonna come off looking like some Goth-punk rock-star wannabe who's so skinny they disappear when turning sideways ...relax ...those would be the "Skinny Fit" 517's not these. **Since this review was written the 517 is defunct, replaced by the Levis 511 Skinny and 510 super skinny fit jeans.** And if you're looking for some jeans that *don't* have "Relaxed", "Loose" or "Baggy" as part of their style moniker then these are the ones to get.
I would call these "sensibly-stylish-low-rise-jeans-for-the-more-mature-taste-crowd" ..."mature" in this case definitely *not* referring to beer belly and severe love handle embellished body types; consider these a goal for that weight loss or exercise program. They are also not the strict domain of the anorexic male model body type either; regular, non-gut bearing guys in halfway decent condition can wear these no problemo ...and look good. The waist sits lower than regular fit jeans but not radically so, they're sort of a mid rise ...no one's gonna be graced with viewing your choice of undergear or given a rendition of SNL's "Norge Man" routine when you bend over. No matter your views regarding the modern day Levi Strauss Company, they *do* know how to make blue jeans that fit, are stylish and reasonably priced; the quality is still there. The 514's are called "Slim Straight fit" ...forget the "slim" part of it; they fit like Levi's 501's in the seat, thigh and legs with the leg openings the same size as 501's."Straight" refers to the fact the legs are not tapered. I purchased a pair of 501's at the same time I bought the two pair of 514's so I had real time comparisons. The crotch on the 514 feels slightly higher than the 501's, but nothing radical or uncomfortable, and the cut of the jeans does help flatter the male anatomy ...your results may vary. If ya look good in 501's you'll probably look just as good, maybe better, in 514's. Sizing of the jeans is a bit different; my usual 33x32 501 size translated into a 33x30 for the 514's because they sit lower ...more on the hips than waist. Shrinkage was not a problem in the waist (these were pre-washed) and the legs shrunk just a bit making them perfect in length for my taste. The only thing making these jeans better would be knowing they were proudly made here in the US of A ...like they used to be. My 514's were made in Egypt and Bangladesh ...hooray for the global economy. Okay, so much for the soapbox. Do not fear the 514. In short, they fit great, feel comfortable and look good. Just like 501's without buttons.
115 of 130 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars
The good and the bad,
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The first thing you should know is that the fit varies by wash. The tumbled rigid is significantly tighter than the carbon.
If you have athletic thighs/glutes, these may not be for you. I'm 6'5" with a (less muscled) NBA-type build, so these aren't the complaints of a stocky muscle-head or a fat man trying to squeeze himself into skinny jeans. The rise is pretty low, so if you have a "high" butt, your crack or underwear will show. Pulling them up a little higher to compensate may put your "work" on full display. This isn't as much or a problem with the carbon (which I love)as it is with the tumbled rigid. Both washes may be a little tight in the front, so modesty may dictate a little creative tucking at first, but they will loosen up over time. Overall, I recommend them, however caveat emptor.
37 of 42 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
By Sara W. (Colorado, USA) - See all my reviews
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Took a chance on ordering some more stylish-looking jeans for my husband (I can't get him into a store - he hates shopping), and these are just fabulous! Highly recommended, and don't worry - the sizing is generous/reasonable. I was a bit worried, because sometimes Levi's jeans don't fit all too well (at least on me), but these are just amazing - a must try item, in my opinion. The wash (Overhaul) was just perfect - a teensy bit of slight fading, but without looking too distressed, blingy or "trying too hard." Very stylish and still classy. These look like expensive designer jeans, and are extremely flattering on. My husband looks like a million bucks in these jeans, and I'm so glad I ordered them.
These jeans will look good on if you're 17 or 79, if you're on the slim side or on the plump side - doesn't matter - these are the jeans you want to get. I'll definitely be ordering more. In terms of fit/sizing - I will say that you can comfortably go with your "size" without worrying that these will be too small. If anything, they are a little bit more generously sized than other brands, but this does *not* mean they look baggy or outdated. They are slim fitting but without being too small. Hard to explain - but the cut of these jeans are very fashion-forward, and yet you're not dealing with baggy pants or super skinny pants. They're just perfect. Must-get jeans, and they will work for any size, any age. Super stylish, not too skinny and not too loose. I've been buying stuff online from Amazon for years, and these jeans are so good that I'm actually writing a review. Really good service from Amazon, and these jeans are just fabulous - I'd highly recommend them to just about everyone - no matter what your size or age - they're that good. Bonus points for being able to order the inseam you want instead of dealing with designer jeans that are too long and have to be professionally hemmed. Definitely try them. Will work for just about everyone - they aren't too baggy and they aren't too skinny - but still super-stylish looking. They aren't too "blingy" either. Just fabulous actually, and it doesn't matter if you're a college student or a retiree, if you're slim or or not-so-slim - they look great. Not sure about the difference between all the various washes available, but the Overhaul wash is a good one, if you're going to try these.
36 of 41 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Five Stars,
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Fits perfect and a great price through Amazon.
12 of 12 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars
is very short,
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waist meets expectations SIZE 33 long stay short is not really 32, I had high expectations but is completely disillusioned because this model does not fit me.
Not a Straight Jean seems rather a step boot cut is made in bangladesh
28 of 33 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars
Levi's 514 Slim Straight Jeans,
By Tim (SUSANVILLE, CA, US) - See all my reviews
This review is from: Levi's Men's 514 Straight Jean (Apparel)
I have recently found these Levi's jeans and really appreciate the style, the economy, the flexibility of how I can wear dress-shirts with them to the office or wear them with a nice t-shirt on a weekend or out for coffee or such. I have an athletic build with narrow hips and more muscular legs so it has always been a pain to find jeans that fit the hips/waist/legs, but these do! These jeans ride lower on the hips and have a cut that accomodates developed legs, and they do fit well if you have a smaller butt. The jeans are a bit snug in the crotch so I went up one inch in the waist to allow for a more comfortable fit there, and with a sharp belt the fit in the waist is still excellent, without a belt they still fit well. My girl really likes the way they fit me too! These jeans are also cut from a durable weight of fabric but not too heavy to detract from the style. Good jeans, Levi's got it right with these!
17 of 19 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Warning- read before ordering Indigo Wash!,
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I order a pair of the Indigo Wash on Oct. 10 and noticed a problem with them on Nov. 27. There are small holes developing in several locations in the seat of the jean after maybe five uses! I have not been rough in the least with these pants. I contacted Amazon (Nov. 29) and they said I could not return them as they are past the 30 day window from when I originally placed my order. Amazon said I must contact Levi Strauss (thanks for the great return policy) so I did. The customer assistant was polite and helped in a way. To return these to Levi Strauss I must pay for shipping which I will not be reimbursed for (even if found to defective!) and if a Levi's specialist "determines" that indeed may pair of 514's is defective they will replace them- the process takes between 6-8 business weeks!!! The funny thing is I bought these because it had been years since I'd worn Levis and thought I give them a try plus the price was very nice at around $35.00. Well I guess I will find out in a few months whether or not these are a good value- seriously 6-8 business weeks!!! Thank you Amazon and Levis.
Update 12/12******************************** I spoke with an Amazon rep again regarding the jeans and they allowed me to return the jeans and fully refunded my money- I picked up the shipping though. Thank you Amazon! I should note that I do have another pair of the 514 (Dirty Ridged) and they are great but the denim is not as soft as the Indigo Wash.
51 of 63 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars
My favorite jeans...,
By Divertebrate (Kansas) - See all my reviews
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These fit well, and unlike a lot of comparable jeans, they don't tend to retreat down the back of your derriere when you squat down. The only real detriment on these is that while they fit a skinny guy well, they don't really leave much room for... *ahem*... anything you might be carrying up front... If you need to carry a larger amount up front, you might find it cramped quarters in that regard. Otherwise, these possess the normal quality and durability you have come to expect from Levis. Recommended, barring the one caveat I mentioned.
14 of 16 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars
Last purchase of Levis,
By C. Douglas (Chicago, IL) - See all my reviews
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Levi's used to make great, American-made products. The denim jeans were practically indestructible and after the initial shrinkage, for perfectly for years, sometimes decades.
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I've bought dozens of jeans for my husband and they are all too baggy. All the jeans today are just big all over. He is a small frame guy and needs a slender fit especially through the legs and rear. He always wore Levi's in the 70's and they fit like a glove but now you just can't find that fit anywhere. These are as close to that as you will find. Not quite as slim fitting as the ones you wore in the 70's but pretty close. They don't look like he is swimming in them and they are not so peg legged his feet look like boats. He really likes them and will be ordering more. We bought the overhaul color and they washed great didn't fade at all or shrink. If you are a guy with skinny legs and no butt these will look great on you!
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bleeding disorder that slows the blood clotting process. People with this condition experience prolonged bleeding or oozing following an injury, surgery, or having a tooth pulled. In severe cases of hemophilia, heavy bleeding occurs after minor trauma or even in the absence of injury (spontaneous bleeding). Serious complications can result from bleeding into the joints, muscles, brain, or other internal organs. Milder forms of hemophilia do not involve spontaneous bleeding, and the condition may not become apparent until abnormal bleeding occurs following surgery or a serious injury. Hemophilia A is inherited in an X-linked recessive fashion and is casued by mutations in the F8 gene.[1]
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Agee wrote:Personally, this country will be much better once we boot the zionists out. Rahm Emanuel is a zionist who needs to get out of my country.
What's so wrong with zionism?
Which version of zionism are you talking about? The Balfour declaration?
BTW, I just want the zionists to stop stealing my money as (taxes) and out of my Country. After that, I don't care what they do.
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A cytology exam of pleural fluid is a laboratory test to detect cancer cells and certain other cells in the area that surrounds the lungs. This area is called the pleural space. Cytology means the study of cells.
Pleural fluid cytology
A sample of fluid from the pleural space is needed. The sample is taken using a procedure called thoracentesis .
The procedure is done in the following way:
The fluid sample is sent to a laboratory where it is examined under the microscope to determine what the cells look like, and whether they are abnormal.
No special preparation is needed before the test. A chest x-ray will be performed before and after the test.
Do not cough, breathe deeply, or move during the test to avoid injury to the lung.
You will feel stinging when the local anesthetic is injected. You may feel pain or pressure when the needle is inserted into the pleural space.
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A cytology exam is used to look for cancer and precancerous cells. It may also be done for other conditions, such as identifying systemic lupus erythematosus cells.
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Normal cells are seen.
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Celli BR. Diseases of the diaphragm, chest wall, pleura, and mediastinum. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 99.
Ruhl TS, Good JL. Thoracentesis. In: Pfenninger JL, Fowler GC, eds. Pfenninger & Fowler's Procedures for Primary Care. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, PA: Mosby Elsevier; 2010:chap 95.
Silvestri GA, Jett JR. Clinical aspects of lung cancer. In: Mason RJ, Murray JF, Broaddus VC, et al., eds. Murray and Nadel's Textbook of Respiratory Medicine. 5th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Saunders Elsevier; 2010:chap 47.
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GTA games are simply massive. The worlds of other open world games would normally drown in the real estate Rockstar works with. Similarly, there is always a lot to do, a lot to see and a hell of a lot of missions to breeze through. All of the missions are also bookended by wonderfully written dialogue and set up. Within the massive world of over 50 missions per game, it is difficult to make one thing stand out, but Rockstar can consistently accomplish that. So without much delay, here are our top 10 most memorable GTA missions:
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A pulmonary embolus is a blockage of an artery in the lungs. The most common cause of the blockage is a blood clot .
Venous thromboembolism; Lung blood clot; Blood clot - lung; Embolus; Tumor embolus; Embolism - pulmonary
A pulmonary embolus is most often caused by a blood clot in a vein. The most common blood clot is one in a deep vein of the thigh or in the pelvis (hip area). This type of clot is called a deep vein thrombosis (DVT) . The blood clot breaks off and travels to the lungs.
Less common causes include air bubbles, fat droplets, amniotic fluid, or clumps of parasites or tumor cells.
You are more likely to get this condition if you or your family have a history of blood clots or certain clotting disorders. A pulmonary embolus may occur:
Main symptoms include chest pain that may be any of the following:
Other symptoms may include:
The health care provider will perform a physical exam and ask about your symptoms and medical history.
The following lab tests may be done to see how well your lungs are working:
The following imaging tests can help determine where the blood clot is located:
Other tests that may be done include:
A pulmonary embolus requires treatment right away. You may need to stay in the hospital:
Whether or not you need to stay in the hospital, you will likely need to take medicines at home to thin the blood:
If you cannot take blood thinners, your doctor may suggest surgery to place a device called an inferior vena cava filter (IVC filter). This device is placed in the main vein in your belly. It keeps large clots from traveling into the blood vessels of the lungs. Sometimes a temporary filter can be placed and removed later.
How well a person recovers from a pulmonary embolus can be hard to predict. It often depends on:
Some people can develop long-term heart and lung problems.
Death is possible in people with a severe pulmonary embolism.
Go to the emergency room or call the local emergency number (such as 911) if you have symptoms of pulmonary embolus.
Blood thinners may be prescribed to help prevent DVT in people at high risk, or those who are undergoing high-risk surgery.
If you had a DVT, your doctor will prescribe pressure stockings. Wear them as instructed. They will improve blood flow in your legs and reduce your risk of blood clots.
Moving your legs often during long plane trips, car trips, and other situations in which you are sitting or lying down for long periods can also help prevent DVT. People at very high risk of blood clots may need shots of a blood thinner called heparin when they take a flight that lasts longer than 4 hours.
Do not smoke. If you smoke, quit. Women who are taking estrogen must stop smoking.
Guyatt GH, Akl EA, Crowther M, et al. Executive summary: antithrombotic therapy and prevention of thrombosis, 9th ed. American College of Chest Physicians evidence-based clinical practice guidelines. Chest. 2012;141(2suppl):7s-47s.
Weitz JI. Pulmonary embolism. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 98.
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quote:Faber identified several issues curbing an economic recovery, such as the real estate market, which he said had never been so "overbuilt." He also said there was lots more deleveraging ahead. "In the Western world, including Japan, the problem we have is one of too much debt and that debt now will have to be somewhere, somehow repaid or it will slow down economic growth," Faber said. "I think we lived beyond our means from 1980 to 2007, and now it's payback period." (Read More: Greece Needs Another 80 Billion Euros) Faber told CNBC that central bank stimulus was useless and the implosion of markets was the only way to restructure the financial system. "I think the whole global financial system will have to be reset and it won't be reset by central bankers but by imploding markets — either the currency [markets, debt market or stock markets," he said. "It will happen — it will happen one day and then we'll be lucky if we still have 50 percent of the asset values that we have today."
quote:Time to gather your cash and stuff the mattress?
quote:What the U.S. needed was some pain, he said, aptly demonstrated by the euro zone's austerity measures that are attempting, with a mixed measure of success, to curb gaping budget deficits. "There will be pain and there will be very substantial pain. The question is do we take less pain now through austerity or risk a complete collapse of society in five to 10 years' time?" he said, adding that there was a lack of political will to tackle the U.S. budget.
quote: I have said over and over I would rather pay a bit more now than get bent over and take it in the arse with austerity measures in 5-10 years.
quote:Paying a bit more now would do nothing to prevent you taking in the arse in 5-10 years.
quote:Time for some more easing!
quote:this is absolutely correct...if they don't stop the spending, they can raise taxes to 100% of everyone's income and it won't matter...the logic of these people about raising taxes is astounding
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quote:This is exactly what I have been saying and why I supported Obama's plan over Romney's. I have said over and over I would rather pay a bit more now than get bent over and take it in the arse with austerity measures in 5-10 years.
quote:Am i right in that raising/lowing taxes is not creating the deficit? It the spending? Several on here have called me an idiot for this statement.
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Walk the trails around the five-acre lake, or sit and enjoy the waterfall and views of the Silent Forest as you sip a glass of wine.
CITY: Aviston
Yorktown Golf Course
Designed by golf legends Pete Dye and Bob Goalby, Yorktown offers an 18-hole lit par 3 golf course.
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National Shrine of Our Lady of the Snows
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More than 150-miles of trails line the rural, suburban, and scenic landscapes found throughout Madison and St. Clair Counties in Illinois. Put it this way, you will personally run out of fuel before you run out of trails! The interconnected system of trails that crisscross the region have been built utilizing partnerships and collaboration amongst multiple public agencies, but no contribution has been more significant than that of both Madison and St. Clair County Transit Districts. Each of the transit districts have made trail building a top priority, so new trails are always coming online. Be sure to check out MEPRD's online trail map to see the latest developments!
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quote:Then again, if he lets Obama gain any traction in the next two debates, he'll probably have the outside lane on Election Day.
quote:Obama gain any traction in the next two debates
quote:historically the first debate has more viewership than the others. anyone have any figures for that? I'd be curious to see just how many people will watch Obama try to right the ship.
quote:Then again, if he lets Obama gain any traction in the next two debates,
quote:The problem is, any sort of "tie" will be viewed and touted as an Obama win. Even more so after his arse whipping the other night.
quote:stay away from "cute" comments, a la Big Bird
quote:He had nothing to gain by throwing that in there.
quote:I agree that he should probably not drop any more big bird lines, but I think the sudden obsession of CBS funding by the Obama campaign will do more damage to their image among undecideds
quote:Undecided voters don't give two shits about PBS/Big Bird,
quote:You think they havent focused grouped this? I bet they have, and they obviously think they have a winner. Or at least a way to change the narrative.
quote:Obama will slap Romney hard at least a couple of times in the Town Hall debate, with Romney detractor Candy Crowley beaming proudly.
quote:Perhaps they have, but not even their biggest fans want to hear it.


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quote:Also, if the Rainmaker becomes good...does Bruce Willis ever go back in time to try to kill him? Does this mean that JGL never has to attempt to kill BW and thus never kills himself?
quote:Third, why send them back 30 years to be killed. Just send them back a million years and let them die way back in time.
quote:*Spoilers* Did anyone else think the scene with the guy's limbs disappearing was one of the more disturbing/awesome scenes in the movie?
quote:Maybe it is like Frequency where there is an actual connection between the times and then time passes while the connection is occurring. This allowed the father and son to communicate.
quote:SPOILER QUESTION My husband and I wondered why Sid's gunshot wound/graze didn't disappear after JGL shot himself.
quote:In movies with time travel, there always seems to be some inconsistencies that could be debated back and forth. I'm gonna choose to avoid these because I found this movie really enjoyable and entertaining
quote:My husband and I wondered why Sid's gunshot wound/graze didn't disappear after JGL shot himself.
quote:I was also quite disappointed that they kept showing Bruce Willis' finger on the trigger about to shoot and then flash to JGL and so on...Why didn't JGL just shoot his hand off? That would have made it impossible for BW to get a shot off then and maybe Sarah could have got him separated from the gun before BW was able to overcome the shock and grab it with his left hand. It just seemed weird for him to immediately shoot himself in the chest instead of blowing a hand off.
quote:why was the Rainmaker closing all the loops in the future?


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GREAT selection!
Some of those girls were REALLY Hot!!!
Who's the girl with the GREAT ASS with a gun behind her bathing suit?!
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quote:I doubt the church will cave in to a bunch of a-holes like that. If it does, then shame on it.
quote:Well there you go. The ole Liberal two-step. And it will be the churches' fault all the way. Kills two birds with one stone, don't it now. Ain't it nice how that all works out. Kind of like Obama piling stimulus money on the FY2009 and blaming the deficit on Bush.
quote:Just curious, what exactly will it cost us
quote:So you believe that marriage is a religious institution? It was a religious institution way before the government got involved in
quote:ADA legislation
quote:Do I really have to point out apples and oranges? It's not the same thing
quote:Being forced to outright act in opposition to church doctrine in one case isn't possible in another?
quote:Well, you're talking about a situation where a church has voluntarily entered the healthcare field and accepts subsidized payments
quote:The requirement has nothing to do with healthcare reimbursement. It's because they have employees and are required to provide complying plans.
quote:Point well taken. It still isn't the same as forcing to perform their religious ceremony and blessed sacrament in contravention of their beliefs.
quote: I mean that surely the church won't give up its principles because of a-holes protesting.
quote:That's a far cry from government telling them what they have to do inside their church walls
quote:a-holes? Really? What exactly would make them a-holes for demanding rights that you enjoy?
quote:So telling a church they will lose their tax exempt status if they endorse a candidate or preach politics from the pulpit isn't telling them what they can and can't do within their church walls? Interesting.
quote:have the "right" to have the state recognize their marriage if a church does marry them. This isn't complicated
quote:What about Christians who don't support gay marriage personally but don't care what people do with their lives that doesn't affect them?
quote:Seriously you would love it in Iran. They run their government as a theocracy.
quote:It isn't complicated as long as you represent conferrence of tax benefits as a "right"
quote:Actually, it's you and the queers and their supporters who are making this country more like Iran daily.
quote:You seem to have expanded your objection, or your bringing in an argument that has nothing to do with your objection.


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greeney2 wrote:OrangeTom I'm surprized at you that you critisize the public school education, emotions, and television education so much, but accepted Zoltans internet copy and paste education, that took a 1 minute search, and he probably didn't read a word of it, as long as it fit his anti Catholic agenda.
greeney2 wrote:OrangeTom I'm surprized at you that you critisize the public school education, emotions, and television education so much, but accepted Zoltans internet copy and paste education, that took a 1 minute search, and he probably didn't read a word of it, as long as it fit his anti Catholic agenda.
zoltan2 wrote:greeney2 wrote:OrangeTom I'm surprized at you that you critisize the public school education, emotions, and television education so much, but accepted Zoltans internet copy and paste education, that took a 1 minute search, and he probably didn't read a word of it, as long as it fit his anti Catholic agenda.
You are so full of fouweeeeeee..................................
I read everything I post dodobird
orangetom1999 wrote:Greeny2,
Thanks for your response to my post.
I agree..you have the same problems with the Internet that you have with the media before the Internet was around.
Before the Internet you had mostly the media controlling and directing what the public was allowed to see..and know. In newspapers, on the radio, on televisions this was the case.
I began to learn this when I got my first shortwave set..how big was the paper curtain over a supposedly free people. I began to learn of things which would send me to the public library to check them out and on my own connect dots. And I found out many of the lines were there ..capable of being connected by dots.
The other thing that helped was when a friend of mine quit where I work and went to a big city newspaper to work the graveyard shift while finishing his schooling.
One of the things he would do in the middle of the night was take a look at the teletypes to see what was coming in from the various news agencies. Also talk to some of the free lance reporters coming in to sell their stories.
He was to go on to tell me how little news actually got into a newspaper because of the political slant of the top newspaper peoples.
Like the television and radio...they too would filter the news.
So too it is with public education and particularly with topics like I posted on the other thread about Just weights and measures and this relationship to Godly principles and practices ..compared to ungodly principles and practices.
No one sees what we do.
So too ..is my understanding of the workings of the RCC. However to be fair...they are not the only group like this. They too have competition in the "No one sees what we do category." There are others.
It is just that if you are willing to read the history ..the RCC has a much longer pedigree at this "No One Sees What We Do" template than do most governments.
The problem I see...is that if you think this through carefully...you can claim alot of things about the RCC..but ignorance is not one of them. For the Schools backed by the RCC have high education/academic standards. Notre Dame, Loyala University, Georgetown et al. I believe their education standards are significantly higher than many many public/government schools...always have been.
The people I have met who spent a significant amount of time going to Catholic Schools seem to have a higher grasp of the English Language than do many of us public school folks. Even of other languages as well.
Hence I am prone to say ..ignorance is not one of their problems in the RCC.
Oh...and I am not familiar with Zoltan2 by the name Tichen so you have me at an advantage there.
My point here is that the problem with the copy and paste going on in controlling views is nothing new. It is just now available to the public where as before home computers..it was in the hands mostly of those who could afford the technology and controls over information.
But if you wanted to take the time to dig for information's through the many and varied sources back then it could be found. With much more effort but it could be found.
And I found much of this information's beginning with the death of that Pope who only lasted about a month. As I recall his name was John Paul the 1st and succeeded Pope Paul VIth.
The book as I recall was titled ..."In God's Name" by David Yallop.
http://www.amazon.com/Gods-Name-Investi ... 0552132888
What this book did for me was to lead me down certain paths of history by chasing certain details which were not ordinarily found in most history books or in the media.
What it also did was awaken me to religious wars and conflicts going on between Occult groups..today...without the pubic being aware of them...by design.
The Propaganda 2 connections with world banking..P2 as it is sometimes called.
It was also a shock at the time to learn that there were brothels in Rome with several of the Popes to cater to the clergy exclusively.
Also in the book was the introduction to the history of how many other Popes gave up the ghost in suspicious circumstances.
Nonetheless there was a great deal of historical information's to be found there and elsewhere to which the public is seldom allowed to know...and for what I think are political/control reasons.
And I believe the RCC is not the only group under this umbrella..there are others.
This misuse and ignorance was going on long before the Internet as far as I am concerned and believe. The Internet only levels the playing field and puts the ability to the ordinary person to let views and thinking expand.
I also believe this free expansion of information's and views is a threat to someone out there who still wants this knowledge controlled.
Hence the talk and efforts to more closely monitor and control the Internet by insecure governments over their peoples.
It is up to us to think through what we believe on every topic. But access to information's is key in being able to even get enough to connect the dots. Without access ..you still have the controlled and rigged system of before the home computer.
I do not agree with all that is out here...and there is way to much for me to bother with most of it.
But I do not believe most of history is accidental...that it just happens by the roll of the dice. I believe much of it is planned and made to happen...and for specific reasons.
To keep people on this treadmill..they must be controlled and educated to this control system...disciplined in only one category of thought.
Some manage for certain reasons to escape these controls and think for themselves on many topic lines. They don't always let out that they can do this but they can.
I don't always agree with Zoltan or you ..but I will read and try to see what people are saying.
I just happen to know that much of what Zoltan posts about the RCC and it's history is true. Not just about the Nazis but going back into middle ages and before and the deals and agreements they were making with governments. Nothing has changed except that they have more religious competition today. Even from other governments/religions.
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Directions available here [1]. Public transportation [2] is strongly recommended as parking is limited at this location.
Union County College is offering a free screening of this powerful documentary to our students as well as interested members of the community and professionals at local agencies. Nancy Schwartzman's courageous documentary shines a light on issues of consent and female sexuality in way that we don't usually see elsewhere. Rather than asking whether or not women can or should say yes to sex, it's more a matter of how often our "no" often goes unheard or unheeded and that the question "Is it okay if we do this?" is rarely asked to begin with.
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Date: Sunday, March 30
Start Time: 3:20 p.m. ET
Site: Streets of St. Petersburg -- St. Petersburg, Fla.
Track: 1.8-mile, 14-turn temporary street circuit
Laps: 110
Miles: 198
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Year: 10th
On TV: ABC
On Radio: IMS Radio Network/SIRIUS XM Satellite
Race record: Helio Castroneves, 2006 (92.340 mph)
Qualifying record: Will Power, 2013 (105.870 mph)
Defending champion: James Hinchcliffe
Runner up: Helio Castroneves
Pole winner: Will Power (105.870 mph)
Top 10:
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2. Helio Castroneves (5)
3. Marco Andretti (7)
4. Tony Kanaan (11)
5. Scott Dixon (20)
6. Simona de Silvestro (3)
7. E.J. Viso (22)
8. Takuma Sato (2)
9. Justin Wilson (13)
10. Alex Tagliani (17)
Average speed: 83.539 mph
Time of race: 2 hrs., 22 mins. 12.5502 secs.
Margin of victory: 1.0982 secs.
Caution flags: 4 for 29 laps
Lead changes: 4 among 4 drivers
2013 James Hinchcliffe, Dallara-Chevrolet, 83.539 mph
2012 Helio Castroneves, Dallara-Chevrolet, 90.113 mph
2011 Dario Franchitti, Dallara-Honda, 89.260 mph
2010 Will Power, Dallara-Honda, 84.975 mph
2009 Ryan Briscoe, Dallara-Honda, 81.542 mph
2008 Graham Rahal, Dallara-Honda, 74.251 mph
2007 Helio Castroneves, Dallara-Honda, 89.166 mph
2006 Helio Castroneves, Dallara-Honda, 92.340 mph
2005 Dan Wheldon, Dallara-Honda, 83.140 mph
Race: MAVTV 500 (Oct. 19, 2013)
Site: Auto Club Speedway -- Fontana, Calif.
Miles: 500
Laps: 250
Finish line order: Will Power, Ed Carpenter, Tony Kanaan, James Hinchcliffe, Scott Dixon
Time of Race: 3 hrs., 13 mins., 42.8699 secs.
Average speed: 154.867 mph
Margin of victory: 1.4883 secs.
Caution flags: 7 for 55 laps
Lead changes: 28 among 11 drivers
Lap leaders: Will Power 1-11; Sebastien Bourdais 12-31; Ryan Hunter-Reay Will Power 1-11; Sebastien Bourdais 12-31; Ryan Hunter-Reay 32-34; Power 35-38; James Jakes 39; Hunter-Reay 40-81; Helio Castroneves 82; Marco Andretti 83-84; Castroneves 85-86; Tony Kanaan 87-89; Bourdais 90-102; Castroneves 103-126; Alex Tagliani 127-128; Bourdais 129; Tagliani 130-131; Andretti 132, Tagliani 133; Power 134-160; Charlie Kimball 161-163; Power 164-193; Ed Carpenter 194; Scott Dixon 195-198; Power 199-215; Kimball 216; Dixon 217; Kimball 218-227; Bourdais 228; Kimball 229-236; Power 237-250.
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#20 Mike Conway (Bromley, England) Chevrolet/Ed Carpenter Racing
#25 Marco Andretti (Nazareth, PA) Honda/Andretti Autosport
#27 * James Hinchcliffe (Toronto, Canada) Honda/Andretti Autosport
#28 Ryan Hunter-Reay (Ft. Lauderdale, FL Honda/Andretti Autosport
#34 Carlos Munoz (Bogota, Colombia) Honda/Andretti-HVM
#67 Josef Newgarden (Hendersonville, TN) Honda/Sarah Fisher Hartman Racing
#77 Simon Pagenaud (Montmorillon, France Honda/Schmidt Peterson Hamilton
#83 Charlie Kimball (Camarillo, CA) Chevrolet/Chip Ganassi Racing
#99 Jack Hawksworth (Bradford, England) Honda/BHA/BBM
St. Petersburg has hosted an IndyCar race each year since 2005. This event has been the season-opener in the series the past three years as well as in 2009.
Helio Castroneves is the only driver with multiple victories in the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg. Castroneves has won this race three times (2006, '07 and '12).
James Hinchcliffe scored his first career IndyCar victory in last year's race in St. Petersburg. Hinchcliffe passed Castroneves for the lead after a restart on lap 85. He then held off Castroneves for the remaining 26 laps. Hinchcliffe became the first Canadian driver to win an IndyCar race since Paul Tracy took the checkered flag for the 2007 CART Series event in Cleveland.
Dan Wheldon won the inaugural IndyCar race in St. Petersburg in '05.
Tony Kanaan has seven top-5 finishes in St. Petersburg, which is more than any other driver. Kanaan has yet to win a race at this circuit. His best finish there is second, which came in '05.
The winner in St. Petersburg has gone on to win the IndyCar championship twice in nine years of the event: Wheldon (2005) and Dario Franchitti (2011).
The Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg has been won from the pole position just twice: Castroneves (2007) and Will Power (2010). Power has won the pole in each of the last four races in St. Pete.
When Graham Rahal took the checkered flag in St. Petersburg on April 6, 2008, he became the youngest driver ever to win an IndyCar race. Rahal was 19 years and 93 days old when he scored his first career victory in the series.
The next race is the April 13 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach on the streets of Long Beach, Calif. Takuma Sato won last year's event there.