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IP ��i rtr: ' �* �r. -� ' � %. - * College News VOL. XIII. No. 3. BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE), PA.. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1926 FRESHMAN CLASS IS NO LOCHINVA^ Statistics Reveal Only One- Third of 1930 Come Out of West ^^MOSTLY BRITISH STOCK Statistics of the class of 1930 were made public by President Marion Ed- wards Park on Monday, October 11. The most interesting findings, were that about one-fourth of the freshmen come from New York State, about one-sixth from Pennsylvania, and only one-third from the country west of the Atlantic seaboard. Eleven college professors' daughters are included in the class, and the daughters of four- teen alumnae. More than half of them are Episcopalians, their average age is, as usual, eighteen years and three months, eighty-two per cent, of them come from private schools, and sev- enty per cent, of them have fathers of British stock, while ninety per cent, of them have both parents and grand- parents native born. The complete statistics are as fol- lows: Christiana Mutt Be Leaders. About one-fourth of the freshman class (thirty-three) come from New York State, and of these all but four come from New York City or the im- mediate neighborhood. From up- State New York only' four�Schenec- tady, Fulton, Buffalo and. Niagara Falls. About one-sixth (twenty-one) of them come from Pennsylvania, and of these fourteen" come from Philadel- phia and its neighborhood. Seven come from other parts of Pennsyl- vania� Sewickley, Reading, Harris- burg, Lancaster and York. Another sixth comes from Washing- ton and Baltimore (together)�twelve from , Washington, and seven from Baltimore. One-twelfth (eleven) come from Massachusetts�seven from Boston, or immediate neighborhood and the other four from Wareham, Fall River, Fitch- burg, and Springfield. Home Towns. Only a little less than one-third of the class come from the rest of the country: Six from New Jersey, but three of these from Princeton; six from Missouri, but of these five from St. Louis; three from 'Illinois, all from Chicago; three from.Connecticut, from Ohio, Virgihia and West Virginia; one or two from each of the following: Kentucky, North Carolina, Oklahoma, - Washington, Arizona, California, China, Colorado, Indiana, Japan, Min- nesota, Rhode Island, Texas, Utah and Wisconsin. Other States. >V At the dinner which was given^o Miss Thomas when she closed her* long term at Bryn Mawr, one of the outstandingly noticeable facts was the number of college presidents who had sent their daughters to Bryn Mawr� Presidents of Princeton, Yale, Wil- Senior Class Honors S. Walker, V. Hill and M. Cruickshank SYLVIA WALKER OVER $2,000,000 GIVEN BRYN MAWR Average Actual Gift Per Alumna Equals About $407.00. $273,115 MEMORY FUND Over two million dollars in actual gift to the college�this is the stupendous record of the alumnae and former stu- dents of Bryn Mawr, according to a statement by the Director of Publications. Since the alumnae only number about 5000, the average gift per alumna is about $407, a record unequalled by the larger colleges. Besides this, gifts made by parents and friends in honor or in memory of alumnae and former students total $273,115. The contributions were distributed as follows: The Senior class held a meeting on Thursday, October 7, in Deqbigh to elect the class officers. Sylvia Walker was re-elected Class President, Valinda Hill succeeds Dorothy Meeker as Vice- President, and Mary Cruikshank was re-elected Secretary. Miss Walker was one or the class chairmen her Freshman year and a member of the Casting and Costume Committee for the Big May Day. She was Hockey Captain during her Fresh- man and Sophomore years and stiTt retains that office. In her Junior year, she was Vicc-President of the Athletic Association, and, during her Junior and Senior years, President of the class. Miss Hill was a member of the Busi- ness Committee for Big May Day in 1923-24. During her Sophomore year she was Secretary for the Self-Gov- ernment Association, and in her Junior year head of the Cut Committee. She was President of the ^ass her Sopho- more year. Miss Cruikshank was Manager of Gym her Sophomore and Junior years and still retains that office. She was a member of the Business Board of the College News from the end of her Freshman year to the end of Junior year when she resigned. During her Junior year she was prompter for Glee Club and also Hall President of Pem- broke West. During her Junior and Senior years she was and still is a member of the Rejigious Committee of C. A. For two years she has been class Secretary, Junior and Senior years. ONLY 150 SEAT8 Cornelia Otis Skinner will give her original monologues in Wyndhatn, on Thursday, Oc- tober 1�, for the benefit of the Alumnae Regional Scholarship Fund. The evening performance will be given for the college and since only one hundred and fifty seats are available, students are to reserve them early. TicEets may be bought at the office of the Director of Publications in Taylor. SELF-EDUCATION BASIS OF SCHOOL Undergraduates Give Their Views of Summer Methods. PRICE, 10 CENTS RELIGION'S VALUE SEEN AS A TASK Radiance Not Lost if Man Realizes Interest in Struggle " IS SUBJECT IN CHAPEL PHILOSOPHICAL CONGRESS For books for the Library, $15,940.40, including $3000 for the valuable mathe- matical library of Professor Charlotte Angus Scott. For buildings, $83,361.27, including $25,000 from the Class of 1905 for an Infirmary. For scholarships, $41,713.85, including subscriptions for regional scholarships, of which there were 23 holders in college in 1925-26. For endowment, $454,540 to the Fund of $2,000,000 raised in 1920 and devoted to the increase of salaries of the Faculty. For auditorium, Students' Building, and Department of Music endowment, $200,000 of $500,000 raised in 1925. SOCIAL SERVICE USEFUL CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 SESQUI THANK8 "NEWS" A certificate received by The College News from the Sesquicentennial Expo- sition reads as follows: '�This is to certify that The College News Bryn Mawr, Pennsylvania, has rendered conspicuous service in assist- ing the directors*of the Sesquicentennial International Exposition to bring th� message of the Exposition before the public and has devoted time and effort toward making it a success. This certifi- cate is presented as an expression of ap- preciation and commendation for assist- ance in the celebration of 150 years of American independence." Sijmed by W. FREELAND KENDRICK, Mayor of Philadelphia and president of the Exhibition Association. E. J. CAFFERBY, Chairman of the Executive Committee. ASHER A. BAKER, Director in Chief. ODEIX HAUSER, Director Dept Publicity. Dr. Klngsbury Outlines History of Community Centre. The Social Service tea held in Den- bigh on Monday, October 4, was the first of a series of activities.-that the committee has planned. Dr. Susan Kingsbury spoke to a gratifyingly large audience, telling them how social service *ork might be made valuable to all concerned. She gave a resume of the opportunities offered, and told briefly the history of the Bryn Mawr Community Center. "Social service work done here at college is useful to three kinds of peo- ple." First to those who intend to go into that field when they leave, be- cause they get practical experience, and have a chance to learn by the "laboratory method." It will also be useful to those who plan to take part in the civic life of their communities. Someone has made the very flattering statement that "Bryn Mawr alumnae are milestones across the continent for civic betterment." Thirdly, the work is useful to the vast majority who are not interested in either phase, but \yho like to study people and theltjlfc'e.s; bc�Ca*ier :* "*"" unequalled opportunity for personal contacts. The community we live in is our responsibility, and we must do CONTINUED ON PAGE S Or. G. De Laguna Says in Chapel That World la Turning to Philosophy. Dr. Grace De Laguna spoke in chapel on Friday morning, October 8, about the Congress of Philosophy which she attended this summer. She pointed out its importance and its por- tent in the world of thought. "Two important things took place this summer, one was this Congress and the other was the fact that a book on Philosophy has for the first time become a 'best selUr'." Both of these demonstrate a new interest in things of the mind. In science there has been a popular recognition, but this is not true of Art. America has been rather a Philistine, a land of jazz and radio and film. But lately this has been changing, people at large are turning to Art, and they are also taking an interest in "that last flower of civilized thought�philosophy." Over six hundred members attended the conference, many of them young students, a promising group. There were sixteen foreign countries repre- sented, and a special effort was made to make it possible for them to attend. Although there was much that was confusing at the conference, there were signs that something important was going on. Science has for so^ time been going on its own way, but now it has reached the point where it has to take stock of its fundamental aspects. When the scientist begins to transform his way of looking at nature, he becomes to some extent a philosopher. Also in Philosophy the old barriers of thought are down; philosophy is turning its face to science. At all great periods of history, the greatest men have been both phil- osophers and scientists, not merely one CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 NEW RULES" ANNUALLY (Specially contributed by M. Jones, '27, and JV. Bowman, '27.) Do you remember "Eng. Comp. II," for which we read, among other things Cardinal Newman's/'Idea of a Uni- versity?" We were supposed fo' de- velop theories of our own about education while pondering over Car- dinal Newman's. His main point seemed to be that "self-education" was the best method. Bring a group of young people together, leave them alone, and they will educate each other. "That youthful community will fur- nish principles of thought and action; it wfll give birth to a living teaching which in course of time will take the shape of a self-perpetuating tradition which haunts the home where it has been born, and imbues and forms, more or less, and one by one, every in- dividual who is successively brought under its shadow." Cardinal Newman, I am sure, would have thoroughly approved of the Bryn Mawr Summer School. Here the principle of "self-education" was in full swing. Groups with totally different experiences would come together and learn to understand and generally tol- erate one another's point of view. We of the "winter school" experience something of this too, but after all our backgrounds are very much alike, while those of the Summer School group were entirely different. Of many nationalities, of many different trades, some of which were highly or- ganized and some not organized at all, and from every corner of the country, they began pouring in on one hot June day and immediately began the process of gettftg acquainted with the place and with each other, ft seemed amaz- COXTIMED ON PAGE 3 MAIDS' CLUB MEETS ' "NEWS?' TRYOUT8. Tryouts for the editorial board of the College News will be held next week for 1927, 1928, and 1929. See K. Simonds, Pem- broke East 42, on Wednesday, October 20, at 6.00. Speakers Explain Work to Be Of fered�No Classes, But Individual Tutors. The first meeting of the Maids* Club was held in the Maids' Clubroom in the basement of Taylor Hall on Tues- day evening, the fifth of October. The purpose of this meeting was to ex- plain to the maids what classes they can take, and, in general, how the com- mittee works. The first speaker was Miss Faulkner, who told them what she hoped they would get from the classes, stressing particularly the Eng- lish, and the Sewing Classes. M. Coss, '28, spoke next, inviting the maids to come to the Sunday school which meets every Sunday afternoon. The gym classes were ex- plained by J. Stetson, '28, who is to have charge of them this year. Be- sides the regular gym there will be folk dancing and games. "When we see religion as a task for our strength it becomes interesting," said Dr. Crosby Bell speaking in Chapel on October the tenth. He stressed the fact that religion is an adventure, and a dangerous one, rather than a "refuge." If it has lost ifc radiance it is because it has been preached wrongly, or listened to wrongly, not through any fault of the church itself. "The most fundamental question about religion is: What is Christianity all about anyhow? Why did Jesus come into the world?" The answer in Jesus' own words is "I am'come that they may have life, and have it abun- dantly." Jesus is a "life-giver;" He came to arouse intellectual life, so that men would feel afresh the prob- lems of the world; He came to stimu- late the will, making men live "harder]" He came to quicken moral life, turn- ing men into "moral explorers." He wanted to "pour in the fiery liquid of His own ideals." At bottom we all want to live as deeply, as richly, and as interestingly as possible. We admire men who seem alive, while we" have a proper contempt for anyone considered "a dead one." The true Disciples of Christ are the men who have come alive. This is completely the reverse of the idea often in the minds of peo- ple that religion is a sort of "soothing syrup," something to turn to when you are tired, or old. A story appeared recently about a young minister who found religion so dull that he gave up and went in for wholesale debauchery; this was in- tended as a criticism of a religion which "drives its own ministers to drink." The same author has pub- lished a book entitled The Lost Radi- ance of Religion. Laying the blame on the church has long been a favorite indoor sport, because it harts nobody's feelings. The truth is that religion has not lost its radiance, but that people have lost their eyes for this radiance; you cannot see a sunset if your eyes are on the ground. Faulty Presentation. The cause for this may also be found in the way in which religion is pre- sented by ministers. It is so often presented as a shelter from the battle- field of life, an ark. But religion has a message for the man who is healthy as well as for the man who has been hurt. "It is not the ambulance corps trailing behind, but the army itself." All through history religion has been one of the great stimuli of life, enlarging men's vision, making them think cosmically. It has turned men from "spiritual stay-at-homes" to trav- elers. The religious man has always known himself as a seeker after some Holy Grail, whose path ends only at CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 The last to speak was E. Stewart '28, the chairman of the committee She explained in detail the work in the classes. This year the committee hopes to be able to supply a tutor fot each maid, as this is .more* satisfactory than having large classes' wf\H>omV one teacher. But, of course, this is only possible if the college is willing to co-operate. ATHLETIC A88OCIATION MEET8 The Athletic Association held a meeting last Wednesday evening in Taylor for the purpose of familiariz- ing new members with the athletic regulations and incidentally reminding old members. Regulation gym clothes must be worn for all sports. Tunics may be worn only with shirtwaists. "Zippicks" (tights) may be worn with class coior sweater and shirtwaist or middy. The question of points for blazers was also discussed. Attention was called to the rule'that everyone must sign her own periods. So often people have given the excuse that they told someone else to sigh and that the someone else forgot. In the future mm v~v�,*. will not be an alibi for avoiding fines. After the constitution was read by the Secretary, the meeting ended.
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blackvault wrote:It took you more than six months to cook up a response, and you are trying to say "I told you so!" ?? Or, at least, I think you are. Your quoting, copy and pasting, then responding inside the quotes, is kind of confusing.
And there's you straight in with an attack on............... my ability to use the embedded quote code correctly.
Weak that John, and we know it. Internet bullying starts right there.
Not sure if this is worth the time to even respond.
You didn't. What's to argue? America's position is clear. There have never been so many wars since the US became the world power it is today.
You do realise who the people the US is now supporting in Syria are, yes? The 'Rebels'?.... Here's a hint.... Al Queda!
Your tax dollars being given away freely in Syria, to Al Queda.
I wonder how you feel about that John. Care to share?
Welcome back... I think you'll find some newer, more appropriate threads you can spread your American hate speech?
That's the rudest, most bad-mannered welcome I think I've had to date. Standards are what you make them.
However. I'll be good-natured enough to ignore the obvious and rather vicious personal attack John because I have no idea what strains you might be under, and thank you for your welcome.


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OVM World Collaborates on Accellera's Industry Solution for VIP Interoperability
Contributions from Cadence and Mentor Central to Accellera "Best Practices" Verification Guide
WILSONVILLE, Ore. and SAN JOSE, Calif., July 22, 2009 - Mentor Graphics (NASDAQ: MENT) and Cadence Design Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ: CDNS) today announced that the Accellera guide for verification IP (VIP) interoperability, currently in draft form, was enabled by technology contributions provided by both companies in open source form, and served as a basis for the reference implementation of the Accellera VIP Technical Sub-Committee (TSC) "Best Practices" guide. These contributions, provided in open source form, served as a basis for the reference implementation of the Accellera VIP Technical Sub-Committee (TSC) developed "Best Practices" guide. The guide provides recommendations for interoperability between verification components compliant with the Open Verification Methodology (OVM) and those developed using legacy methodologies such as the approach documented in the Verification Methodology Manual (VMM).
Historically, advanced verification users have had to invest a great deal of time and effort to develop verification environments with VIP from different sources. At the same time that the Accellera VIP TSC was framing the requirements for an interoperability solution, Cadence and Mentor—working with leading customers, members of the OVM Advisory Group (OAG) and other industry participants—developed a set of library components fulfilling these requirements. This reference implementation was a key to validating the draft Accellera interoperability guide, which incorporates many portions of the documentation developed by Mentor, Cadence, and their OVM World partners.
"Our customers embraced the OVM very quickly when it was introduced two years ago, but communicated clearly that they wanted to include legacy VIP without having to re-write from scratch," said Dennis Brophy, director of strategic business development at Mentor Graphics. "We took a lead role in Accellera to define the industry requirements while working with our OVM partners to develop an interoperability solution. We are pleased to see the results of our efforts reflected in the draft guide that Accellera is in the process of making a standard."
All aspects of the reference implementation are compliant with IEEE Std. 1800-2005 SystemVerilog and have been thoroughly verified using OVM 2.0.1 on the Cadence Incisive and Mentor Questa® verification solutions. The VIP interoperability approach documented in the draft Accellera guide enables users to integrate VIP written in standard IEEE verification and modeling languages and legacy methodologies. This minimizes the need to re-write existing VIP when setting up an OVM-based verification environment, a clear savings in cost and time-to-market for users.
"With our long history of support for SystemC models and e-based verification, our customers required a solution that spanned these two languages as well as SystemVerilog," said Stan Krolikoski, group director, standards and ecosystem at Cadence. "Our leadership in the Accellera VIP TSC ensured that the scope of interoperability would span multiple languages and multiple methodologies. The OVM is robust enough to provide a complete solution for all of our customers, so we strongly support the draft Accellera interoperability guide and its recommended best practices."
About the Open Verification Methodology
The Open Verification Methodology is the first open, language-interoperable, verification methodology in the industry. It provides a methodology and accompanying libraries that allow users to create modular, reusable verification environments in which components communicate with each other via standard transaction-level modeling interfaces. It also enables intra- and inter-company reuse through a common methodology and classes for virtual sequences and block-to-system reuse, and full integration with other languages commonly used in production flows. The OVM and OVM World began in August 2007 as a joint effort by Cadence Design Systems and Mentor Graphics.
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Questa Formal Verification
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The Questa Formal Verification course is for design and verification engineers interested in learning how to use formal verification techniques to improve verification quality. View course details ↓
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Course Highlights
Assertion-Based Verification (ABV) is being used successfully in dynamic simulation to find and fix bugs faster. However, simulation methods have certain limitations that are easily addressed by Formal Verification. This class will introduce the student to focuses on why, when and how Formal methods and how the application of Formal Verification techniques can be used to find formal proofs for critical design properties and find hotspot bugs that are and formal proofs not easily found with through simulation. After completing the course, the student will be able to apply ABV methods with Formal Verification in the context of a wider assertion-based verification to methodology to find and fix tough bugs in their design that compliments their current simulation based verification flow using an integrated methodology to what they are currently doing.
You will learn how to
- Create and apply a verification methodology for Formal Verification.
- Apply Formal Verification to your design using four strategies.
- Write assertions for Formal Verification.
- Compile a Formal Model.
- Run Static Formal Verification.
- Interpret and Debug results from Static Formal Verification.
- Generate seed states from simulation.
- Run Dynamic Formal Verification.
- Apply advanced techniques when running Formal Verification.
Hands-On Labs
- Application of Formal Methodology and Assertion Writing
- Compilation of the Formal Model
- Running and Debugging Static Formal Verification
- Running Seed Capture and Dynamic Formal Verification
- Advanced Topics such as initialization techniques and complexity reduction
Key Topics
- Introduction to Formal Concepts and Terminology
- Formal Verification Methodologies
- Best Practices for Writing Assertions for Formal Verification
- Compiling the Formal Model
- Running Static Formal Verification
- Debugging Formal Results
- Seed Capture and Running Dynamic Formal Verification
- Advanced Topics in Formal Verification
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Intended for | Verification Engineers ASIC and FPGA Design Engineers |
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Basic knowledge of ASIC/FPGA design and verification methods. Basic knowledge of Verilog and/or VHDL. Basic knowledge of an assertion language or library such as QVL, OVL, SVA, or PSL. Familiarity with the Questa simulator for HDL dynamic simulation. |
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Randori wrote:spoiler
Honestly, man, you couldn't block that out?
Randori wrote:spoiler
Randori wrote:MissTikilicious wrote:Is it possible to combine Quincy and Hollow powers? Cause that's what I'm seeing here.
Well it did happen with a Ichigo, since he gained Hollow powers after regaining his soul reaper powers, not to mention the fact that he was born half-soul reaper (from Dad) and half-quincy (from Mom).
Tenshi Nova wrote:@Everyone else
Transformers! Get something non Japanese up in there references.
Sigment Kurosai wrote:Wasn't Hasbro a Japanese company?
Sigment Kurosai wrote:Wasn't Hasbro a Japanese company?
DarkKing wrote:I want to see this Mech vs. the Golem . This war could end up being REALLY long though.
Tenshi Nova wrote:Yep, either a really long and big battle, or...filled with a bunch of little battles being highlighted. Battles take a while to make. Imagine the war.
Tenshi Nova wrote:The story isn't about the soldiers.
Tenshi Nova wrote:I just realized that the giant robot's sole purpose could be to fight that golem.
Thanks for the mention DarkK.
Sigment Kurosai wrote:Wasn't Hasbro a Japanese company?
ari-6 wrote:Sigment Kurosai wrote:Wasn't Hasbro a Japanese company?
No. Hasbro, short for Hassenfeld Brothers, is an american company that happens to have a Japanese sister company called Takara who they sometimes share rights, designs and ideas with. More specifically the Transformers were Takara's response to the GI Joe action figure line, however the Transformers cartoon and related comic books only began once the toys had been brought over to america by Hasbro who originally came up with the names and personalities so it is generally considered to be an american creation.
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Marina and the Diamonds, really just Marina Diamandis, was born in Wales to Welsh and Greek parents in 1986, although she has often claimed to be from Ancient Greece. After dropping out of four different music courses at four different universities, Marina decided to make her own way in music, and began writing her own unique brand of left-field pop songs under her new stage name. Early on, she claimed that her inspirations were Britney Spears and Gwen Stefani -- who she often covered at live gigs -- but her songs have a soulful edge pointing to a deeper source of influence. Her piano/keyboard-driven songs vary from melancholic ballads to out-and-out glam-pop, but her unique voice and melodic style are omnipresent in her music. Essentially a solo artist, Marina wrote the bulk of her early material alone, arranging it for a band to ensure her live shows carried the full energy of her studio recordings. Quick to distance herself from comparisons to the rest of the female solo artists who broke through in 2009, Marina was also open about voicing her opinions on more established musical peers including Lily Allen and Kate Nash. In interviews she often showed a dislike of being grouped together with other emerging artists, especially when she had nothing in common with them except gender. The variety in her music made it hard to classify or pigeonhole, and comparisons were made with artists as diverse as Regina Spektor and Elvis Costello. The startling "cuckoo!" refrain of "Mowgli's Road" and the introspective balladry of "Obsessions" could not be more different, but it was the ever-present charm in Marina's music that brought her cult success in the early part of her career. Her first single, "Obsessions/Mowgli's Road" was issued by indie label Neon Gold in the U.S., also home to electro-indie Americans Passion Pit, and was followed later in 2009 by The Crown Jewels EP, which contained three new songs, including an electronic remix of fan favorite "I Am Not a Robot." After playing the exhausting British festival circuit in the summer of 2009, Marina briefly retired to the studio to polish off her debut album, 2010's The Family Jewels, before quickly hitting the road again. The group's second, full-length studio outing, Electra Heart, was preceded by the singles " Primadonna" and "Radioactive", the latter of which appeared only on the deluxe version of the album. ~ Jack Semmence
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With a mid race slide job coming out of turn 4 on Kloos, Mark Voigt held on to win his second 100 lap feature, becoming only the second driver to have won this even more than 1 time. The top 5 early on were racing like it was the last lap of the race which was Kloos, Daryn Klein, Kreke, Dixon and Voigt. In the end, Mark pulled a decent lead at the checkers, followed by Kloos, Schulte passed Dixon for 3rd, Dixon 4th and Andrew Johns rounded out the top 5.
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A Wood's lamp examination is a test that uses ultraviolet (UV) light to look at the skin closely.
Black light test; Ultraviolet light test
You will sit in a dark room for this test. The test usually takes place in a dermatologist's office. The health care provider will turn on the Wood's lamp and hold it 4 - 5 inches from the skin to look for color changes.
You do not need to take any special steps before this test. Ask your doctor if you avoid putting creams or medicines on the area of the skin being studies before the test.
You will feel nothing during this test.
Your health care provider may do this to look for skin problems including:
Normally your skin will not shine under the ultraviolet light.
A Wood's lamp exam may help your doctor confirm a fungal infection or bacterial infection. Your doctor may also be able to learn what is causing any light- or dark-colored spots on your skin.
There are no risks. Avoid looking directly into the ultraviolet light.
The following things can change the results of the test:
Not all types of bacteria and fungi show up under the light.
Harrison S, Piliang M, Bergfeld W. Hair disorders. In: Carey WD, ed. Cleveland Clinic: Current Clinical Medicine 2010. 2nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2010.
Morelli JG. Evaluation of the patient. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 637.
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ari-6 wrote:I didn't want to say anything because I was worried I might upset someone but before when I said I didn't think HIM was playing an elaborate chess game, it's not because I thought it wasn't his style, it was because I can't picture these stories getting that elaborate. You are all coming up with ideas about what might happen next and they all have a lot of thought behind them but I'm worried what actually happens might be a bit disappointing in comparison.
It happens nine times out of ten, especially with GT. Only PpGD has been able to keep things more interesting and complex. Like that damn bomb. The issue with GT is that there are a lot of possible expansions that they could run off on, but instead leave them open like gaping wounds. Such as discovering Jr's Father, the Fall of Megaville, Blossom's relation with the Underworld, the Grim Family "behind-the-scenes", etc. GT seems to be nothing more than fan service and pop-culture references. Hopefully the new editor/writer guy can fix that problem.
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The anime/manga style is a primary focus. I like the level of expression and ease it has to it. It's simple, but so interesting to me at the same time. I have done realism and landscapes, better with landscapes, and I've brushed with sign designs.
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The ferritin blood test measures the level of ferritin in the blood.
Ferritin is a protein found inside cells that stores iron so your body can use it later. A ferritin test indirectly measures the amount of iron in your blood.
Serum ferritin level
A blood sample is needed.
Your doctor may tell you not to eat anything (fast) for 12 hours before the test. You may also be told to have the test done in the morning.
When the needle is inserted to draw blood, some people feel moderate pain. Others feel only a prick or stinging. Afterward, there may be some throbbing or a slight bruise. This soon goes away.
The amount of ferritin in the blood (serum ferritin level) is directly related to the amount of iron stored in your body. Iron is important for red blood cell production. Your doctor may order this test if you have signs or symptoms of anemia due to low iron. Anemia is a condition in which the body does not have enough healthy red blood cells. Red blood cells provide oxygen to body tissues.
Normal value range is:
The lower the ferritin level, even within the "normal" range, the more likely it is that the patient does not have enough iron.
The examples above are common measurements for results of these tests. Normal value ranges may vary slightly among different laboratories. Some labs use different measurements or test different samples. Talk to your doctor about the meaning of your specific results.
Any inflammatory disorder can raise the ferritin level.
A higher-than-normal ferritin level may be due to:
A lower-than-normal level may be due to:
Veins and arteries vary in size from one patient to another and from one side of the body to the other. Obtaining a blood sample from some people may be more difficult than from others.
Other risks associated with having blood drawn are slight, but may include:
Brittenham GM. Disorders of iron homeostasis: iron deficiency and overload. In: Hoffman R, Benz EJ Jr, Silberstein LE, et al., eds. Hematology: Basic Principles and Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2012:chap 34.
Elghetany MT, Banki K. Erythrocytic disorders. In: McPherson RA, Pincus MR, eds. Henry's Clinical Diagnosis and Management by Laboratory Methods. 22nd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 32.
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Coach Ray Jennings
Saturday, September 25, 2010 at 08:41 PM We were back in Durban for our semi-final match hoping to win it after losing two group games at the Kingsmead. But it was not to be. We started the match well. It was however proved that morning doesn't always show the day.
The rains put the brakes on our progress and at one point even threatened to take the match away from us. And when the rain finally stopped and the game restarted, nothing seemed to go our way. Dale's catch to get rid of Mike Hussey was superb but it also injured his lower back so badly that he had to be taken to the hospital. He was kept under observation by the doctors. The absence of somebody of Dale's calibre hits any team badly. It was no different for us. All the strategies went haywire as we had to rely on part-time bowlers to finish the quota of overs. We were back in Durban for our semi-final match hoping to win it after losing two group games at the Kingsmead. But it was not to be. We started the match well. It was however proved that morning doesn't always show the day. The rains put the brakes on our progress and at one point even threatened to take the match away from us. And when the rain finally stopped and the game restarted, nothing seemed to go our way. Dale's catch to get rid of Mike Hussey was superb but it also injured his lower back so badly that he had to be taken to the hospital. He was kept under observation by the doctors. The absence of somebody of Dale's calibre hits any team badly. It was no different for us. All the strategies went haywire as we had to rely on part-time bowlers to finish the quota of overs. But all this doesn't mean that Chennai and especially Raina didn't play well. Chennai was undoubtedly the better team on the day and they thoroughly outplayed us. Raina made batting look much easier on the pitch than it actually was; full credit to him for his performance. The target was not easy and we needed two or three big partnerships. But Rahul's soft dismissal opened the gates and we kept losing wickets at regular intervals, something that has been a feature of our Champions League campaign. The big-hitting troika of Robin, Ross and Whitey failed to click putting on immense pressure on the others. Unlike the last two matches, Virat failed to recreate the magic with Manish waging the lone battle at one end. But we still have positives to take from this campaign despite the losses. Manish and Virat are maturing well as batsmen and Vinay keeps proving his effectiveness without being flashy. They have been a good bunch of boys to work with and after the auctions later this year I don't know who will remain in the team and who wouldn't but as fans I guess you are always going to be there. A big thank you for backing the team through everything.
Coach Ray Jennings
Thursday, September 23, 2010 at 01:03 AM So, we are in the semi-final and we go back to Durban. But a big thanks to all of you for the constant support. It was great to know that you were behind us despite the two successive losses.
But it was a tough match against the Lions and we were on the backfoot even before the game started. We had to withdraw Jacques Kallis from the squad on the advice of the Cricket South Africa medical team. This was a huge blow ahead of such a crucial match. We had to rework our strategy and come up with a back-up plan. I'm glad that it all worked out in the end. This win not only gave us a semi-final berth, becoming the first IPL team to reach the last-four stage of the premier tournament but also a lot of positives. We bowled pretty well after the initial onslaught from the Lions batsmen. Vinay Kumar gave us the breakthrough with his two wickets off two consecutive balls. Anil, who had an off day against Mumbai Indians came back very strongly. He is a true fighter and proved his class again. But the surprise in the bowling department was Virat Kohli. He bowled a superb spell to pull back the Lions. I also have to mention the other youngster in the side, Manish Pandey. It's not easy to fill the boots of a great like Jacques Kallis. But he rose to the occasion and gave us a very good platform for the chase alongwith Rahul Dravid. Two contrasting styles of batting but they make a good pair. Two quick wickets in the form of Ross Taylor and Robin Uthappa was a bit unfortunate but we remained in the hunt largely due to Virat. The promotion to number 3 in the batting order was a reward for his performance in the previous match. He and Cameron White changed gears when required taking the team to a well-deserved win. I was also happy that unlike the match against Mumbai, Virat took the team to the victory against Lions, receiving the man of the match award for his effort. What change in fortunes! It just proved that life can be kind as well despite the heartbreaks that it causes.EOM
Coach Ray Jennings
Tuesday, September 21, 2010 at 12:26 AM It was the marquee match of the tournament. Royal Challengers Bangalore versus the Mumbai Indians. The setting was perfect and the game lived upto the hype. A full house at Kingsmead welcomed both the teams and the players knew the importance of a win in this match.
Mumbai won the toss and elected to bat. I must mention here the effort put in by both the Kumars with the ball. Praveen and Vinay had a dream spell and kept the leash on the Mumbai batsmen. They choked the flow of runs, got wickets to give the edge to our team. Things went according to the plan as we held back Dale Steyn who won the contest handsomely against Kieron Pollard. But Bravo, Tiwary and Bhajji plundered a few more runs than we should have let them and that proved crucial. The target though wasn't too big. Rahul and Jacques began in confident fashion and we were right on the course. However, Jacques' wicket put us back and the departures of Robin, Rosco and Whitey changed the course of the game. It put immense pressure on Rahul who again proved his doubters wrong. He showed that age has got nothing to do with performance even in a format like T20. On the other side was the young Virat Kohli, who grabbed the opportunity with both hands. It was great to watch this partnership flourish as they changed the equation and took the team to the doors of victory. But sadly, it was not to be. On another day, Virat may have hit that last delivery, which was the same as the previous one, for a boundary. But his was a very mature innings and it must have given him a lot of confidence. It was a heartbreak for him, taking the team so close to the victory yet losing by just 2 runs. The result however doesn't change anything for us. Despite the win, Mumbai is out of the competition. And we are still very much in the game and a win against Lions in our next match will seal our place in the semis on the basis of a better net run rate. That's the only result that we are looking for now.
Coach Ray Jennings
Sunday, September 19, 2010 at 12:45 AM To begin with, a big hello to all the Royal Challengers Bangalore fans. I know you must be disheartened with our loss against the South Australian Redbacks. But I must tell you that the better team won the day. It was definitely a bad day at work for the boys in red and gold.
We had to make some changes in the match against Redbacks, out of choice and due to the different conditions. Manish was back at the top due to Jacques' absence but I would say we missed his all round experience. Jacques is a huge asset for any team. The loss of early wickets had put us back but Ross again proved why he is so dangerous. Dillon also swung his bat to good effect but what did us in was the lack of any meaningful partnership. It was a good platform for the youngsters to take up the chance but sadly they couldn't do justice. We knew the total was 20-30 runs less than what we would have liked but this was good enough to put up a fight. The bowling lacked penetration and Redbacks openers punished the slightest error. We needed early breakthroughs to take the fight to the opposition camp, but sadly that didn't happen. Praveen did bowl well though. But in all fairness, the Redbacks played better cricket. This loss has put the pressure back on us and the boys know it. The next match against Mumbai Indians is very crucial for us and we hope to put this reverse behind and start afresh against them. A win and we are on course for a semi-final berth and that is what the boys are looking forward to. Till then it's good bye from me.
Coach Ray Jennings
Monday, June 14, 2010 at 10:20 PM It's been a couple of months since the conclusion of IPL 2010, and the dust has finally settled on a tumultuous season, with lots happening on and off the field. As I look back on RCB's campaign in IPL 3, the disappointment of not lifting the trophy remains, as we had the personnel to go all the way this time.
RCB have come of age as a team, and the performances of every player in season 3, was with a collective aim to achieve a common goal. Our bowlers were relentless in their line and length, constantly keeping the pressure on from both ends, and our batsmen never threw their wickets away till the job was done. We started off well this year, with four consecutive wins early on, however, some inconsistent cricket towards the business end of the competition cost us dear, and everyone in our side knew that we should have moved into the semi finals in a far more safer manner, rather that coming in with 7 wins and 7 losses in the league matches. Our semi final match against the dominant Mumbai Indians didn't go to plan, and I still believe that we had the batting unit to chase down any score, and a target of 180 odd should have been well within our reach. Sadly, it just wasn't our day and everyone at RCB had to swallow the bitter pill of defeat, and not making a second consecutive IPL final. There were undoubtedly more positives than negatives this year, and it was heartening to see the young Indian players perform with gust and zeal in tight situations. Robin Uthappa's scintillating knocks against Chennai at home and against Mohali away, Praveen Kumar's 3 in 3 against Rajasthan, and Vinay Kumar getting the better of Sachin Tendulkar at the CCI, were some of my moments of the tournament. Robin Uthappa's return to form, after struggling for an entire year before IPL 3, was extremely pleasing for me as coach, as there is no greater feeling when a player repays the faith that you have in him, even when all and sundry are asking for the players head. Robin has buried all the ghosts of his treacherous IPL 2009 tournament, and a return to India colors will be on the cards if he continues to replicate his IPL 2010 form. Finally, a word of praise for the skipper Anil Kumble, who seems to still have an appetite for the competition, even in the twilight of his illustrious career as a professional cricketer. His erstwhile and commanding leadership has played an integral role in RCB's consistent run over the past two seasons, and every member in the squad will be looking forward to his inspirational captaincy in the Champions League Twenty20 later this year in South Africa. RCB has qualified for the Champions League for the second year in a row, and this is a remarkable turnaround for a team that was no where in IPL 2008. I'm counting the days till Champions League, and looking forward to putting my red and gold tracksuit back on. Raymond Jennings is the former coach of the South African national cricket team and current head coach of Royal Challengers Bangalore. He was talking to Dhruv Mullick. Archives
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Update from the Coach - coach, Thursday, September 23, 2010
Post the Mumbai Indians v/s Royal Challengers Bangalore match - coach, Tuesday, September 21, 2010
After Friday's loss - coach, Sunday, September 19, 2010
Disappointed to miss out on Winner's title, but happy to retain Champions League qualification - coach, Monday, June 14, 2010
Precarious situation for 6 teams - coach, Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Everything to play for tonight - coach, Thursday, April 08, 2010
Disappointing week for the Challengers - coach, Tuesday, April 06, 2010
4 wins out of 6 is a tremendous start - coach, Monday, March 29, 2010
Challengers too good on the night - coach, Friday, March 19, 2010
The Challengers are ready for action - coach, Sunday, March 14, 2010
Great to be back home - coach, Tuesday, March 09, 2010
Convincing win over Delhi cannot hide disappointment - coach, Thursday, October 22, 2009
Victoria too good on the night - coach, Friday, October 16, 2009
Flawless effort from the Challengers - coach, Wednesday, October 14, 2009
Duminy the real show stopper - coach, Saturday, October 10, 2009
Cobras are a powerful batting unit - coach, Thursday, October 08, 2009
Champions League will be a test of character for our improving squad - coach, Tuesday, September 08, 2009


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- Bill West said...
Good post, Sheri. I'll never be a professional genealogist but I'd like to be a better one and some of your research habits might help me do that.
- July 5, 2010 at 5:33 PM
- Melissa Brown said...
Thank you so much for writing this post :) I learned a lot from your blog post. I love the reference to the circus ... I know how you feel. I'd love to be a professional genealogist and just started looking at the certification process. I'll bookmark this post and probably tetras it a few times
I think I should take your adVice and set an alarm on the oven....time goes by so fast when you're doing something that you love...genealogy - July 5, 2010 at 8:52 PM
- Jennifer said...
Great advice! You are so right about not noticing how much time we spend on our own research. That must be very different when you are on the clock and trying to be a bit more efficient with your time!
- July 5, 2010 at 9:30 PM
- Brenda said...
Right on the money, Sheri dahling (speaking metaphorically and also financially, as it happens). We need to hear your messages about transitioning. If I don't use up your gift of get-out-of-hell-free cards on my next adventure, I promise repatriation.
- Brenda - July 5, 2010 at 11:08 PM
- Brenda said...
Right on the money, Sheri dahling (speaking metaphorically and also financially, as it happens). We need to hear your messages about transitioning. If I don't use up your gift of get-out-of-hell-free cards on my next adventure, I promise repatriation.
- Brenda - July 5, 2010 at 11:08 PM
- Kerry Scott said...
This is great advice. I really need to be more disciplined about shutting the door when I'm not at "work" especially.
- July 6, 2010 at 4:28 AM
- Lisa Swanson Ellam said...
Thank you for this post. Like Bill I don't plan on becoming a professional genealogist but I would like to become one for my own research! Great advice.
- July 6, 2010 at 6:43 AM
- Michelle Goodrum said...
Great post. Thank you for sharing with us. I especially like the idea of making finding aids for yourself.
I have been trying the write as you go method on my own research since taking Pamela Sayre's course, "Synchronized Research and Reporting" at NGS. It's challenging and I'm glad to hear from someone else that it pays off (I haven't been doing it long enough to know just yet). - July 6, 2010 at 10:38 AM
- Lisa said...
Excellent, Sheri! Good advice even if you don't do research for clients.
And, yes...I will be at FHE in Pleasanton in October. Will be giving three presentations. Hope to see you there???
Lisa - July 6, 2010 at 12:14 PM
- Harold said...
Sheri --
Sounds a lot like my own experience, only funnier. And ROTFLMAO over "I used to think that a conclusion is simply the place where I got tired of thinking."
Harold - July 6, 2010 at 3:02 PM
- A rootdigger said...
I love to hear about someone who does a job they absolutely love, and I am sure you do and have earned it.
I guess it's good to go at it too with your business in mind and business is business. We gotta eat. Any way.
I oftern wondered what it would be like to do this for others. [I would never be good at it]
Glad to see it's going good for you. Try juggling first in this life and see if you like it. - July 6, 2010 at 7:19 PM
- Irshad said...
Yes it was detailed advise..have done a good reasearch
- July 7, 2010 at 12:39 PM
- Family Curator said...
You are good enough to run three-rings under the big top and keep tabs on the midway too. Let me know when you are coming to my town again! I'll share my popcorn.
- July 9, 2010 at 9:24 AM
- Judy Webster said...
Having been a professional genealogist for over 20yrs, I totally agree with your comments about 'writing reports as you go' and 'creating finding aids'. I ended up publishing some of my finding aids in a book!
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:: beforeWorks for me.... my biggest fear was the Panthers going on a wins streak, finishing strong at 8-8, 7-9 etc, we get another false reality and all was back and next season start 1-5 again. NOW I can enjoy the rest of the seaon, without that fear.
The Panthers will definitely finish strong... we still have all of our AFC West opponents.
It is a very unusual to fire a general manager in the middle of the season, but this is Richardson's signal that change is coming to Carolina. It's also a reminder how difficult life in the NFL can be. ThePanthers have lost four games by one score. If they complete another pass or two, Hurney still has his job.
Or if they run another power I or two, or a few less read options, or a few less bone headed FS plays, or a few more carries by actual RBs, or playing power football on short yardage situations, or... I could go on and on.
I don't think this is really about Hurney doing a bad job, as much as it is a signal to the rest of the organization that things are gonna change now. Win, or go home. Heads will roll if we don't win games. I don't think anyone is safe from the Big Cat right now. That includes Rivera, Chud, McD, Smitty, DWill (with his tweets, you can't blame him for his onfield play if he doesn't get the ball), and even Cam if he doesn't get his post game attitude together - I honestly think he does more than enough to win games with a little help from the running game.
Also consider that some free agents may be reluctant to play for an owner who is seen as maybe the most Goodell-aligned owner in the league. Money talks, and Jerry has a decent reputation as being supportive of his players, but it doesn't help that Jerry was a jerk in the negotiations.
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Good observation.I agree that this is a pass for Rivera.JR once was quoted as saying there is no more important relationship than between owner and coach.I personally think that Rivera and Chud share much of the teams blame with the exception of some of the talent we are carrying.I see this as really more a long term philosophical and draft failure. Richardson is primarily responsible for some of the long-term contracts. He often makes decisions based on his heart, and rewards loyalty and work ethic to a fault. That's a business philosophy that helped him make a great deal of money. Don't criticize Hurney for DeAngelo's deal. That was Jerry. Criticize him for trading draft picks and then wasting the ones we kept. Contrary to what some have suggested, I don't think Rivera is in jeopardy unless we end up winning fewer than 5. I see this move, at least partly, as a vote in favor of your head coach over the guy who picked his players. For example, we've wasted a lot of draft value on two guys who were picked basically as return men, and Ron has made quite clear (through keeping both on the bench or inactive) that he has zero faith in both. DeAngelo isn't playing. They tried to send Otah packing in exchange for a ham sandwich. That's a big message to the front office, and I'm inclined to think Richardson is going to give Ron a chance to see what he can do. But the difficulty is that it takes a lot of time to unwind some of the garbage deals we've given out and to bring in enough guys to make a difference.
Also consider that some free agents may be reluctant to play for an owner who is seen as maybe the most Goodell-aligned owner in the league. Money talks, and Jerry has a decent reputation as being supportive of his players, but it doesn't help that Jerry was a jerk in the negotiations.
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DeCosta has a huge contract with the Ravens, not gonna happen.
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Just texted a GM with the Hurney news: "Sorry to hear that. But u can't pay 2 RBs and not run the ball. Something wasn't right there."
Pretty much this.
I see alot of dead wait being show the door with a good kick in the ass on the way out!
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I logged on hoping to see that JR did something to shake up the organization (as I have after the last 3 losses, lol)... I saw the "GM Options" thread and wrote it off as another "Coaching Candidates Thread." I thought nothing of it... Just fans dreaming.
I can't believe JR actually did it.
But, I'm not gonna act like most of these jackholes and celebrate a man losing his job. I went from being pro-Hurney to a detractor, pretty much this season b/c I realized that he hired the wrong staff and continuing to ignore positions of need and refusing to sign proven vets hurt us.
I feel bad for him because I know he wanted to win, but he was extremely stubborn.
My only hope is we get the right guy in here and don't get someone worse. Too bad JR waited until Joe Banner was already swiped up by the Browns.
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