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The pulse is the number of heartbeats per minute.
Heart rate; Heart beat
The pulse can be measured at the:
In these areas, an artery passes close to the skin.
To measure the pulse at the wrist, place the index and middle finger over the underside of the opposite wrist, below the base of the thumb. Press with flat fingers until you feel the pulse.
To measure the pulse on the neck, place the index and middle fingers just to the side of the Adam's apple, in the soft, hollow area. Press gently until you locate the pulse. Note: Sit or lie down before taking the neck pulse. The neck arteries in some people are sensitive to pressure. Fainting or slowing of the heartbeat can result. Also, do not take the pulses on both sides of the neck at the same time. Doing so can slow the flow of blood to the head and lead to fainting.
Once you find the pulse, count the beats for 1 full minute. Or count the beats for 30 seconds and multiply by 2. This will give the beats per minute.
To determine the resting heart rate, you must have been resting for at least 10 minutes. Take the exercise heart rate while you are exercising.
There is a slight pressure from the fingers.
Measuring the pulse gives important information about your health. Any change from your normal heart rate can indicate a medical condition. Fast pulse may signal an infection or dehydration . In emergency situations, the pulse rate can help determine if the patient's heart is pumping.
Pulse measurement has other uses as well. During or immediately after exercise, the pulse rate gives information about your fitness level and health.
For resting heart rate:
Resting heart rates that are continually high (tachycardia ) may mean a problem. Talk to a health care provider about this. Also discuss resting heart rates that are below the normal values (bradycardia ).
A pulse that is very firm (bounding pulse ) and that lasts for more than a few minutes should be checked by your health care provider as well. An irregular pulse can also indicate a problem.
A pulse that is hard to locate may mean blockages in the artery. These blockages are common in people with diabetes or atherosclerosis from high cholesterol. Your health care provider may order a test known as a Doppler study to evaluate the blockages.
Bernstein D. Evaluation of the cardiovascular system: history and physical evaluation. In: Kliegman RM, Stanton BF, St. Geme JW III, et al, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 416.
Simel DL. Approach to the patient: history and physical examination. In: Goldman L, Schafer AI, eds. Goldman's Cecil Medicine. 24th ed. Philadelphia, PA: Elsevier Saunders; 2011:chap 6.
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The Cardinals signed Matt Clement to a 1-year contract it has a $1.25MM base with another $5.25MM in incentives for '08. It has a '09 option worth $8.75MM which can increase depending on the amount of innings pitched.
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My thought is that the top shape is a reference to a spider - the four points are doubled by another four-points as the shape is overlaid twice. This gives it 8 points (4 inner & 4 outer) that symbolise the spider legs.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) -- Two Los Angeles-based filmmakers are preparing to shoot a movie about a family of southeast Kansas innkeepers who killed about a dozen travelers in the 1870s.
Director John Alexander and producer JC Guest -- both 24 -- plan to shoot the "The Bender Claim" from July 10 through Aug. 11 at locations in Junction City, El Dorado and Wichita, The Topeka Capital-Journal (http://bit.ly/14jCwYu) reports.
"It's a Hitchcock-like psychological thriller set in the Old West," Alexander said. "It's eerie, moody, suspenseful, tense and very quiet."
Alexander and Guest met during their freshman year at Harvard University and decided they wanted to make a film based on a true legend of the western frontier. Then they learned of the Benders, who owned an inn and general store in Labette County from 1871 to 1873. They're accused of killing travelers and burying them in their apple orchard. Before the bodies were found, the family fled.
Alexander said the story gave him goose bumps.
"It's an unsolved mystery of the West, and it has not been shared with a worldwide audience," Alexander said.
The production will have a seven-person crew and a cast comprised of Hollywood veterans and local professionals. The film will star James Karen ("Wall Street," "Nixon," "Mulholland Drive"); Linda Purl ("Matlock," "Murder She Wrote," "Homeland"); Golden Globe-winner Bruce Davison ("Longtime Companion," "Six Degrees of Separation," "X-Men"); child actor Chance Caeden ("Brady"); and Buck Taylor ("Gunsmoke," "Dallas").
Alexander and Guest began writing the script in 2009-10, while juggling their sophomore-year studies at Harvard.
"We wrote a ton of drafts," Alexander said.
After their graduations in 2011, they moved to Los Angeles. Alexander worked on a movie called "Running Wild," while Guest worked at the Venice Art Market. Eventually, they decided to "bite the bullet" and move forward on the Bender film.
Last June, they traveled to Junction City to scout locations.
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Wow! Love at first puff. This outstanding, well made cigar is made wonderful by the spice and everthing nice from its criollo wrapper. Third box, and every single cigar has great draw, quality construction and terrific taste. Glad they left Cuba!
Fred in Kansas March 13, 2006
"Well-made, flavorful, slightly sweet and spicy"
I love this cigar, the Criollo wrapper adds a whole new level of taste to this Silver Edition of Toranos Exodus 1959 line. Excellent construction, nice even burn, consistent taste box after box, I always keep some on hand both for myself and well-deserving friends.
Mike Gay in Massachusetts April 8, 2005
"Friends, this is what smoking cigars is all about!"
I have all manner of cigars in my humidors- Montecristo, H.Upmann, R&J, La Gloria Cubana, Arturo Fuente, etc. I smoke at least one Torano Silver Anniversary daily, and for special occasions, or when an old friend visits, this is what gets lit. I have yet to present a Silver Anniversary to someone and not have them marvel at the exquisite construction and appearance of these fine cigars. I have representatives of all of the Torano line in my humi, and without a doubt they are a glowing testament to the torchedor's art. Perfect construction, beautiful wrappers, elegant labels. And they're not just looks- the Silver Anniversary is a full-bodied smoke on par with Cohiba and La Gloria, but much smoother, more consistent, and definitely the most attractive. They are without a doubt my #1 pick of all super premium cigars!
Dave Howard in Kodiak, AK March 6, 2005
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I bought a box of these because I had heard some good things. The advice was right. I normally smoke R&J's from cuba, these are darn close, and much cheaper.
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Looking for Christmas, wedding, birthday or anniversary gifts? At the Celtic shop you will find a great selection of affordable Ladies and Men's gifts and presents, we have over 11 years online experience and offer an engraving and gift wrapping service on many of our gifts for him, her and them, usually with same day dispatch, our selection of Celtic gifts include for him pocket watches, cufflinks, tankards, hip flasks, for her we have compact mirrors, jewellery, hair slides, pen sets and for them we have goblets, photo frames, candle holders and glassware plus many more gift ideas especially suitable for Christmas weddings, anniversaries, thank you gifts, graduation, confirmation, christening and birthday presents.
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Housing Discrimination
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"Fair Housing" (anti-discrimination) laws prohibit a landlord to discriminate against you based on your race, color, national origin, religion, sex, family status, or disability. No one may take any of the following actions based on your race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status or disability:
(1) Refuse to rent you housing
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(7) Deny anyone access to or membership in a facility or service (such as a multiple listing service) related to rental of housing
(8)Threaten, coerce, intimidate or interfere with anyone exercising a fair housing right
(9) Deny a request for a reasonable accommodation of a person's disability.
It is also illegal advertise or make any statement that indicates a limitation or preference based on race, color, national origin, religion, sex, familial status, or disability.
If you believe that your rights have been violated because of your race, color, religion, sex, disability, having children, or national origin, you should contact the Fair Housing office in the city where you live or the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) office in your area. You can also call HUD's national number for discrimination complaints, 1-800-669-9777, and HUD's website is www.hud.gov. HUD's online complaint is located at http://www.hud.gov/offices/fheo/online-complaint.cfm. You may want to contact your local tenant association or an attorney for advice. If you file a complaint with a city Fair Housing office or HUD, they must investigate the claim and get back to you with their findings. You must file such an administrative complaint within one year of the violation. You can also file a lawsuit in court for damages, fees, and costs, and you have two years from the date of the violation to file such a lawsuit.


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BELLEVILLE, Il (KMOV.com) – Police are tracking a series of armed robberies and robbery attempts in Belleville, and believe the same suspect could be behind each one.
Since Wednesday, there have been three robberies and two attempted robberies, all were within five miles of each other, just off Highway 161.
Over the weekend police released surveillance pictures of the man they believe is responsible.
Police say they must get this suspect off the streets, and believe he is becoming more violent each time he strikes.
At 3:50 saturday morning, security video shows a masked man robbing the Midwest Petroleum on Royal Heights with a chrome hand gun.
He took money from the cash register and fled. Police say the same man robbed the Cheap Cigarette store on Sherman Avenue.
According to authorities, the suspect also tried to rob the Dollar General in Wade Square Friday night, firing shots in the air.
The suspect is described as a tall and slender black male between 20 and 30 years old. He was wearing jeans, a light sweat shirt and dark jacket.
Belleville police are stepping up patrols, especially on the city's east side. Authorities are also working with police in neighboring Swansea to see if a robbery there is connected to this suspect.


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Nightingale Residence, Los Angeles
Nightingale 2 Residence
Bruce Damonte
The home's muted front elevation and plantings enhance the owners' privacy.
The back of the house surrounds a landscaped pool area and looks out onto views of Santa Monica Bay.
Oversized sliding doors let the owners take advantage of the site's natural breezes.
Ever-changing shadows enliven the long travertine wall slicing through the interiors.
Another view of the travertine wall, one of the jurors' favorite features.
A textured wall and in-floor lighting lend drama to the master bath.
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Plans of the home's lower and main levels.
The judges loved the way this Los Angeles residence handles natural light. "The use of light as a form-giver here is very dramatic and interesting," said one juror. Architect Zoltan E. Pali gathered the home's simple rectilinear shapes around a south-facing courtyard and pool. Nearly all of the walls on the courtyard side are glass, allowing Southern California's abundant sunshine to illuminate the interiors through much of the day. A beautifully textured travertine wall edges the north side of the main living space and is constantly washed with light from an unobtrusively placed skylight. "We wanted to bring light in from the top," Pali explains.
Entrant/Architect: Studio Pali Fekete architects (SPF:a), Culver City, Calif.; Builder: Dugally Oberfeld, Bel Air, Calif.; Landscape architect: Andrea Cochran Landscape Architecture, San Francisco; Interior designer: Simon Hamui Interiors, Mexico City; Living space: 9,268 square feet; Site: 0.7 acre; Construction cost: Withheld; Photographer: Bruce Damonte Photography.
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NORTH, St. Louis (KMOV.com) -- Firefighters responded to a house fire early Tuesday morning in north St. Louis.
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TBI 202 ~ Assets, Assessment and Analysis: Behaviors After Brain Injury and Neurological Insult
This behavior workshop will include an overview of brain-behavior relationships, the importance of executive functions, and signs/symptoms of brain injury and neurological impairments as observable behaviors. Focus will be on executive functioning, behavior management and determining students strengths and assets using a hypothesis testing approach to assess and create appropriate interventions and strategies for use in the classroom and community. The format will be short lecture with open discussion, situation study and one case study with an emphasis on strengthening team interactions.Materials will be provided..
You must have taken TBI 101 prior to this workshop.
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At Corwin Chrysler Dodge Jeep, we enjoy the challenge of meeting and exceeding your highest expectations, every time. Our new and used car dealership is conveniently located at 301 38th St S in Fargo an easy drive from Moorhead, Wahpeton, Detroit Lakes or anywhere else in the Fargo area. We have a large selection of new 2014 - 2015 RAM, Dodge, Jeep and Chrysler models, as well as quality used cars, trucks and SUVs. Visit or contact our Fargo Chrysler Dodge Jeep Ram dealership today and allow us to demonstrate our commitment to excellence!
Get a new Dodge Charger, Durango, Chrysler Town & Country, 200, Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, Grand Cherokee, RAM 2500 or RAM 1500 from our Fargo new and used car dealership and you'll get a great vehicle, at a great price, with the experience and dedication of our team behind you throughout the purchasing process, and the duration of your ownership of your RAM, Dodge, Jeep or Chrysler automobile. Our service to you does not end at the sale. Call us anytime with questions. Our entire team at Corwin Chrysler Dodge Jeep is here to help. If you're looking to purchase from a dealership dedicated to its customers, come visit us and experience our service for yourself!For a huge selection of used Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, RAM and pre-owned cars in Fargo, come down to Corwin Chrysler Dodge Jeep at 301 38th St S Fargo, ND 58103. We have a huge inventory of like-new vehicles ready for the Fargo roads. Whether you're looking for a used sports car, work truck, SUV, convertible, sedan, coupe or something else, the salespeople at Corwin Chrysler Dodge Jeep will help you track one down.
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TheMadDoctor wrote:On the molbile version (for Iphones at least), It's very difficult to notice blacked out text for me and read them. Unless I directly quote them. Can you change that a bit?
Mir@k wrote:If my input is worth anything i really like how fast it is at the moment due to the fact it has very little image data to download and i'd like if that was kept that way in case there was going to be a graphic overhaul of some sort. Ideally i'd like if it kinda mimicked the current full site in a ultra-minimalistic version.
Sentios wrote:It seems to happen any time there isn't a cache of the latest version of the site or if you force a refresh. So it happens when he's updating the site or on the initial load of the site (you'll see it every time you come here if you have your cache autoclear on browser close most likely)
Unsure if there's a way to fix it, it may have something to do with the length or the complexity of the style code or it could simply be a result of the priorities given to different elements of it. Tired now if that didn't make any sense.
Edit: On the plus side it does seem to appear less frequently so it could also have something to do with site activity or server demands.
Thomas wrote:Brax4 wrote:2. If the member does not have a self-proclaimed title, then their username appears to sit on top of their avatar without any space in between. Users like Yog, the 'g' in his name actually hangs behind his avatar.
3. About the same issue as number 2, and I only noticed this on one member, it's Grey, his username sits on top of his personal banner and will probably be fixed by fixing problem 2.
I also forgot, the [show] / [hide] button isn't working for the quick reply. Once again, not a major issue.
Can you provide print screens and your browser?
noxux wrote:I don't know if this is just in my browser or if they are changing it but the gender icon disappear.
Thomas wrote:noxux wrote:I don't know if this is just in my browser or if they are changing it but the gender icon disappear.
it is cause I forgot to put the back again
Tenshi Nova wrote:Oh yea, I read the mention of changing the comic page, something I wanted to ask/request
That is all, thank you for your time.
Tuor wrote:I'm on chrome now and the banner is still there when I do that
You can already add multiple people as recipients of a PMTenshi Nova wrote:Not so much as a request, but a question. Do you plan to have chats/PMs that can have over 2 people? Like a private chat that you can invite 5 people to.
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Analyses of Recent American Politics
(New Analyses are now posted on our VOTEVIEW Blog)
This section includes information on
Midterm Elections Conference-- 12 November 2010 at the
Georgia Center on the UGA Campus
VOTEVIEW Blog
Rank Ordering of the 111th Senate (27 December 2009)
Rank Ordering of the 111th House (27 December 2009)
Who is More Liberal, Clinton or Obama?
Rank Ordering of the 110th Senate
Rank Ordering of the 110th House
The 23 March 2007 House Vote on the Iraq War (26 March 2007)
Rank Ordering of the 109th Senate (Updated, 31 December 2006)
Rank Ordering of the 109th House (Updated, 31 December 2006)
The Last 50 Roll Call Votes in the U.S. Senate (Updated Daily)
Predicting the Senate Vote on Samuel Alito (20 January 2006)
The 16 December 2005 Iraq Resolution Vote in the 109th House (19 December 2005)
Predicting the Senate Vote on John Roberts (21 September 2005)
Rank Ordering of the 108th House (Updated, 23 August 2005)
Rank Ordering of the 108th Senate (Updated, 26 October 2004)
Is John Kerry A Liberal? (13 October 2004)
John Kerry's Senate Voting Record (12 October 2004)
The Unidimensional Supreme Court (10 July 2003)
Overheads and Animations for James Madison Program Seminar at Princeton (25 April 2003)
Thurmond, Lott, and the Politics of Race (22 December 2002),
House Democratic Leader Race (13 November 2002),
Paul Wellstone (1944 - 2002) RIP (26 October 2002),
The Iraq War Resolution Vote (11 October 2002),
The 107th House Rank Ordering,
The 107th Senate Rank Ordering,
Who Changed the Most? Lieberman or McCain? ,
The Airline Bailout Bill of September 2001,
Ashcroft Confirmation Vote: 1 February 2001,
The Polarization of American Politics,
Ban Treaty Vote: 13 October 1999,
Two Dimensional Images of the Roll
Calls in the 106th House,
The 106th Congress,
The 105th Congress
The Impeachment of
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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
I've been diagnosed with GBM and have started radiation therapy (along with chemo - temodar).
When I receive my dose of radiation (every day), I see a blue flash at the end of the cycle.
My question is this: Is there increased risk of blindness as a result of this blue flash (i.e., retinopathy)? I'm assuming that the beams are aimed properly, is this a safe assumption?
Neha Vapiwala , MD, Senior Editor of OncoLink from the Department of Radiation Oncology at the Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania, responds:
This blue flash has been reported by some people receiving radiation to the head. Though it is not known for sure, it is thought that the blue flash represents a small portion of the daily radiation dose that is exiting the body through the retina of the eye. It does not increase the risk of blindness, and does not mean that the beams are aimed incorrectly.
May 3, 2011 - Acupuncture appears to be quite effective at relieving the hot flashes that are a common side effect of androgen ablation therapy in men with prostate cancer, according to research published in the April 1 issue of the International Journal of Radiation Oncology*Biology*Physics.


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quote:are we over the worst times? since the dow hit a new high, we have to be over the shitty times huh? Ive held onto a chunk of change in a savings account for a few years now...good news is I havent lost a nickel...but I really am thinking of diving in soon...and who are some good firms in the BTR area?
quote:Probably haven't gained a nickle either. Meanwhile, if that money had been in the market 3 1/2 years ago when everyone was shitting their pants and jumping off balconies, you'd have an accumulated return of around 55%. STOP WATCHING THE NEWS
quote:Being 37 I agree. But had I worked 40 years, retired, and lost 55% of everything I contributed over 40 years, the balcony looks a little more tempting
quote:held onto a chunk of change in a savings account for a few years now...good news is I havent lost a nickel
quote:but I really am thinking of diving in soon
quote:How many "advisers" do you know who had the foresight to pull people out of the market in 07/08?
quote:So are people putting their money back in the market?
quote:I started putting my money back into the market in February, 2009
quote:Right now, 100% of my 401k is in a 2045 Retirement Target Fund. I think I may reallocate half into a money market account within the 401k for a while.


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5 A Fabulous War Time ReadLincsreader | 21/09/2008 | See all Lincsreader's reviews (47)This is a truly wonderful little book - which I would guess is aimed at age 9 - 13 children. It's only short and easily readable in an afternoon.It's a beautiful story and very well written and shows the war and how it affected this small farming community from a young girl's perspective. It's not just about a missing cat - it is much more than that. It covers Lily's relationship with her family, with an evacuee who is sent to live with them and with the American soldiers based nearby. We also learn about Lily's guilt - she doesnt feel that she misses her Dad (who is away at war) enough, and feels closer to her new friends, the American soldiers.The book starts as a letter to Michael from his grandmother Lily - enclosed with the letter is her childhood diary which tells the story of the evacuated village and her search for her cat Tips. We know that there is going to be a twist at the end of the book, and the twist is quite surprising but brings a lump to the throat.As a postscript, Michael Murpurgo explains that the people of Slapton were actually evacuated during the war, and the village and it's beach used as a training ground for the Americans in preparation for the D Day landings.I would recommend this book to all; adults and children alike.
5 LOVE ITbennyboy885 | 15/11/2007 | See all bennyboy885's reviews (9)Best book ive ever read bbbrrrrrrrrriiiiiiiiilllllllll. And all my freinds love it two.
5 A real treat for cat lovers & WW2 fanatics!!bella1980 | 24/07/2007 | See all bella1980's reviews (1)A fabulous well written adventure story! Read it to my class of 8-9 year olds and they loved they way it was set out as a diary - they felt they were part of Lily's world. It's a great book to read to kids to help them learn about WW2 in a fun way. It's set in a wonderful part of Devon that we like to visit often so it's a particularly special story to me - I recommend it to anyone!


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Peacock Quincy Chair
Attractive, compact, comfy
Fell in love with these in the Peacock blue online a few months ago, but they were out of stock. Customer service was prompt in returning my email inquiry and suggested I call some East Coast stores. I did, and they were out of stock as well. I kept checking the Web site, and right after Christmas they were back in stock, plus all furniture was 50% off! I was elated and ordered 2 chairs immediately.
They arrived JUST 6 DAYS LATER (!) in perfect condition, right before a huge snowstorm. I held while my husband bolted, so I can say they're fairly easy to assemble, just a bit cumbersome. The color is true to what I saw online, maybe just a tad darker, which is lovely--they're not too bright, not too dark. The seat is wide enough to sit criss-cross, and it's appropriately deep so that it doesn't dig into the underside of your thigh (as do many chairs I've tried). The stylish curve of the back cradles you in support. The fabric is plush and soft. The seat feels nicely stuffed and comfortable--and I'm very picky about seating being comfortable.
LOVE, LOVE, LOVE this chair. Now it's my chosen seat in the living room.
January 3, 2014
Awesome Chair(s)
Just bought this chair, two to be in fact. I absolutely LOVE them and they are beautiful in my living room. Not too difficult to put together, fabric is very nice and they look great. Definitely should buy this chair if you like the picture.
January 1, 2014
Beautiful quality chairs
I am very pleased with these chairs. They are beautiful and look very expensive. I would recommend them to everyone!
December 5, 2013
Great chair for a great price!
Just assembled this chair and made sure to follow the instructions EXACTLY after reading the comments. Make sure you just hand tighten the bolts so that it levels when it's set on the floor, then tighten it as much as possible while it's sitting there. Worked perfectly!
October 23, 2013
Awesome Peacock Chairs!
I saw these online and HAD to have them! They arrived in good condition. It was somewhat tricky to get the screws lined up when putting them together, but I got it done. The second chair was easier for me. I could never quite get the legs to level out, so had to put a tiny piece of carpet under 2 of the legs on each chair to level them, but it worked.
These are beautiful chairs! The fabric is gorgeous, the color is gorgeous, and they look rich and expensive! They are comfortable enough, and really dress up a room! I bought them for my new office waiting room, and they really make it look fine! They look like they will last, and are well constructed.
The color is not quite as bright or deep as shown on the website, but is close enough that I was very happy with it. I have had many compliments on them! I found this beautiful painting of a peacock in watercolors and hung it above the chairs! Magnifique!
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� ?-:' \-"f. � - * ��� v * � � -rr College News VOL. XIV. No.25> BRYN MAWR (AND WAYNE). PA. WEDNESDAY. MAY 23,*1928 PRICE. 10 CENTS HAMPTON SINGERS CHARM COLLEGE Will Spiritual Endure in Fu- ture as Living Form of Art? INSTITUTE DESCRIBED Wait 'Til I Put on My Robe. Ezekial Saw the Wheels. �i� ���. The Hampton- Quartet returned to its usual enthusiastic audience at Bryn Mawr on Thursday evening, M#ay 17. The quartet, consisting of W. E. Creekmur, first tenor; F. W. Crawley, second tenor;, Jeremiah Thomas, first bass, and J^. H. Wainwright, second bass, sang the following spirituals: Group 1� 1. Roll, Jordan, Roll. 2. Zion, We Blow. 3. O'ld Sheep Don't � Know. the Road. 4. I Want to Go to Heaven When I Die. Group II� 1. Joshua Fit the Battle of Jeri- cho. 2. 3. 4. Juba.' Group III� 1. My Soul Is a Witness for My Lord. 2. How I Long to See That Day. 3. Take Me Home. Group IV� 1. O Lord, Have Mercy, If 'You Please. 2. Will Go, Shall Go, See What the End May Be. 3. Swing Low. Sweet Chariot. Encore: Hallelujah, Praise the Lord. Between Groups I and II, Mr. Ketcham, the leader of the quartet, gave" a brief s'urTimary of the develop- ment of the negro spiritual. - All the songs have not developed from songs of worship; some were songs of every day life corresponding to the English ballads. The books written on the subject are of little value in that they consistently contradict each other. One author maintains that the spirit- uals are a reaction from the slavery period and that no more will be pro- duced. Another says that the negro must sing in order to live and therefore the spirituals will beproduced for ages. Both opinions have elements of truth, for, Mr. Ketcham told us, although the past output of spirituals cannot com- CONTINUED ON PAGE 2" 5 And How? This is an exam number** At times like this we can only think in terms of questions and answers, moK questions than answers. One of the most difficult questions for the editor is: Are Exams News? You kuow the old criterion: If a professor flunks a student, that's not news. But if a student flunks a professor, that is news. Get busy, students! Class Parties Who Can Deny Our Brilliant Success in the Social/*. Whirl? Most of May Day Profits to Buy Stage Equipment Stirred by a last-minute report-that May Day profits would reach or even exceed the sum of $5000 the Under- graduate Association yesterday after- noon revised its original plan for the expenditure of the money. The meet- ing, a remarkably large one for the first day of exams, was called by-petition to reconsider the plan drawn up last week. Contrary to expectation, however, the original scheme was left almost un- changed and the second meeting 'de- voted itself merely to the consideration of what should be done with surplus. The present plan of expenditure is as follows: For the organ pipe already installed in Goodhart, $500. For the curtain also installed, $600. For stage equipment and activities of Varsity Dramatics connected with Goodhart, $1400. For the Bryn Mawr Art Club, $500. For Bates House, $300. For summer school, $200. All the rest of the- money will be devoted to stage equipment for Good- hart Hall. After the deduction of the above sums the first surplus will be used for the purchase of a moving picture projector large enough to show movies in the auditorium of C00(mart Hall. A good projector, with a col- lapsible fireproof booth, can be in1 stalled for $1150, it was announced. Reels can be rented for the evening for no more than $20 and shown with fbe projector for less than $5. This addi- tion to the equipment of Goodhart should prove a source of much pleas- ure as well as profit to "the college. When in Paris Why Not Attend C. I. E. Conference? In chapel Friday morning Miss Elaine Lomas, Bryn Mawr, '25, described the C. I. E. Congress in Paris this summer. Each year since its inception in 1919, the-C. I. E. has held a congress during the summer in one of the capitols of Europe. This year it will be held from August 15-24, immediately after the ending of the Olympic games at Amster- dam and Paris has been selected as a place especially convenient for those wishing first to attend the games. Each of the thirty-two national unions of students, members of the confedera- tion, send five official delegates to the congress, but besides these there are always a good many representatives from other student organizations, not .mem- bers of the C. I. E., and all students belonging to any of the countries rep- resented are welcome to attend as ob- servers. The observers and outside guests take part in all the social events and may attend all the sessions of the council and the commissions. Five Commissions in Congress The main work of the congress is carried on by five commissions which draw up the various resolutions and these are then approved by the plenary session, of the council, the procedure being exactly like that of the League of Nations. The first commission deals with the questions of organization and policy and is probably of greatest inter- est to those unacquainted with the routine work of the Confederation. Among the subjects which will be discussed in the coming congress by this commission will be the admission of the Deutschenstu- dentenschaft, the student organization of Germany, a national union which has so far not been quite in accord with the statutes of the C. I. E., the relations of the C. I. E. with other international stu- dent ,bodies and with the Institute of Intellectual Co-operation of the League of Nations. � Upon the last question there will be an interesting address by a mem- ber of the Institute. It is- well to realize, however, that the C. I. E. is in no way an organ of propaganda for the League of Nations, and that its only affiliation with the League is through the Insti- tute of Intellectual Co-operation, which has no political activity. Attendance at these discussions is probably the best means of getting an insight into some CONTINUED ON PAGE 9 Junior-Senior Banquet, hazy with tra- dition and glazed with sentiment, dcew the upperclassmen to the gym on Satur- day night. A kind of glamour was given the dinner by the glittering raiment ot the revellers and innumerable balloons, but even this glamour could not prevent trie discovery that we were eating after all �nly a very ordinary college dinner transposed to a more festive scene. After the consumption of this doubtful feast, dancing began. The orchestra was very good, and hilarity waxed rife and wanton. Or didn't it? We forget. 0ur memory became rather confused in the daze of happiness. The great occasion was consummated by the beautiful and time-honored daisy ceremony; and holding hands and sing- ing "Auld Lang Syne" we said good- night, and went home, tired but happy. Sophomore Banquet Successful The Sophomore class banquet went off with rather a flourish in Rockefeller Hall. As was the food, so was the entertain- .ment: way above the average, and when all was said and done, we were quite certain that we were not enjoying a Sunday meal. Gertrude Bancroft, as toastmistress, performed most admirably, and introduced, quite gracefully, the well-known Elizabeth Bradford Fetter, Hygienic writer. Miss Fetter was sup- ported in a very moral skit by the tal- ented Sylvia Knox. Their performance was greeted by^ the serious reaction of a class who had missed its traditional course of Hygiene, in the interests of May Day. Next came announcements from the chair, and a most spirited reply from CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 PHOTOGRAPHERS SNAP SCENES _k_ OF TYPICAL COLLEGE LIFE Has Peace Been Declared? Freshman Night cropped up in a most irregular form last Friday night. There were no parodies and no battles for the possession of Taylor steps, which re- mained empty all evening except for a large �� red sign saying SOLD. When Freshmen in one of the halls turned their backs on childish things and sang in chorus "Our upperclassmen are all such bricks, We aren't going to play them any tricks," it was generally thought that the old tradition would be allowed to die. But irreverence never went with restraint. The younger generation, as many upper rlassmen now know to their sorrow, have their own ways of sowing their wild oats. It was a night of secret crimes and indignant retaliations. At midnight someone saw rockets in back of Merion and someone else heard a snatch of im- passioned oratory in the same quarter. The true history of those events will never be written. But this much is a fact. If the custom is ever wholly dis- continued, it will be upperclassmen who do it. Treat them as kindly as you will, Freshmen will never knowingly let such an opportunity go to waste. Model School Children Please with Singing On Wednesday morning, May 16, the college was entertained in chapel by the musicaj element of the Thome School. The first number on a rather varied pro- gram was. a lullaby from Act two, Scene three, of A Midsummer's Night Dream. The songsters were all dressed in blue tunics, and performed in a most ad- mirable manner. We were both sur- prised and pleased to hear a solo part which kept its melody. The second main part of the program contained sundry and amusing folk songs. Each was announced by one of the singers, who , summarized the con- tents of the offering. Incidentally, we suggest this method as a most practical innovation in more ambitious efforts! She who announced then led the song, and the methods of beating time, and keeping the chorus to the rhythm were well worth a more minute study than we can afford to give them here. .Among the company was one lone boy; his bass voice, we regret to report, did not carry above the high sopranos of the female singers. The first song was "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star;" wherein (for the benefit of those poor innocents whose mothers never told them) a little boy sees, from his bedroom window, a star that looks "exactly like a diamond." The next song was called "If I Were a Little Elfin." Here, a lady tells a little boy about aji elf who is "just exactly the size of a flower." The third song concerned the difficulties of a \rM and a man; a rooster advises them, aip the result is that "she will dance without her shoe." The fourth folk song was done interpretively; it was about butterflies, one of whom leaves a lovely garden for no known reason; we were thoroughly instructed in the gentle art of playing butterfly. The last number was an Easter carol, to be sung, most appropriately, in the springtime. The children rose gradually from the earth (which was really the chapel platform, you understand) and pretended, most effectively, to be little flowers blooming in the rays of God's own sun. The whole program was very nicely done, and we were frankly amazed that such very little people could sing so well. ^re^Exams Strength- ening? The after effects of exams may In- fatal to health, hut anticipation of "them seems to be decjdedly bracing. At three o'clock on Mon- day afternoon of this week there was not a single undergraduate occupying a bed in the infirmary, and only one graduate student. This. is an almost unheard-of sit- uation in the annals of the in- firmary, and the nurses, as one of them remarked, to the last patient as she took her departure, are going to advocate having Finals six times a year instead of only twice. Last Chapel Makes Kiown Gift for Lectureship Another magnificent gift has been pre- sented to the college. Miss Park an- nounced last Saturday morning in chapel, in the form of fifty thousand dollars, given by Mr, Bernard Flexner in honor of his sister," Miss Mary Flexner, of the class of 1903. This money is to be used to obtain each year a lecturer, American or European, of widest renown and ex- cellence. The lectureship is to be con- fined to Literatures. Philosophy, Psychol- ogy, Mathematics. History and Art. These lecturers will be directly connected with Bryn Mawr for six weeks. The lectures will be published each year as Bryn Mawr lectures. The President then announced several honors which have been won by Bryn Mawr graduates. Miss Salinger, of the cfass of 1928, won a prize given by the College Art Association. The examina- tion given the contestants covered the history of Art from Ancient to Modern times. Miss Salinger's was the second pfize�live hundred dollars. The first and third prizes were won by Princeton- students. Miss Belle Boonc Beard has been awarded a fellowship of twelve hundred dollars by the Judge Baker Foundation of Boston to carry on research in the Child Guidance Clinic. An anonymous gift of five hundred dollars has in- creased the fellowship awarded by the American Association of University Women to Miss Mildred Fairchild to fifteen hundred dollars. Miss Harper has also received a foreign fellowship. "The time has come," Miss Park then said, "when I for the last time this year roust stop speaking." The President briefly sketched the outluyk for the com- ing year. Honors work, long planned and long hoped for, will be inaugurated. There are grants for increase of the salaries of the faculty, Goodhart Hall is completed, its youth full of surprising possibilities. Miss Park admitted that she was a little sentimental about leaving Taylor Hall. But she concluded her last talk in its traditional walls in saying that it was fitting there to discuss plans for going ahead. How Can the Seven Women's Colleges Be Brought to Eye of Public? MOVIES SOLVE PROBLEM Mr. Alwyne Honored Mr. Horace Alwyne, the Director f the Department of Music at Bryn Mawr College^.has received the honor of being made President of the Con- temporary Music Society of Philadel- phia. The Society gave three most successful concerts last season, of which the April one at which were given works of Stravinsky and Hinde- mith was especially important and for which the Broad Street Theater was filled. Mr. Alwyne wjll play at the dedica- tion of Goodhart Hall on June 2. sail- ing for England immediately after- wards where he has been engaged as soloist with the Bournemouth Sym- Bryn Mawr has become a second Hollywood. To carry out the publicity program1 of the seven women's colleges . which have banded together to further their interests among the public and add to their endowment funds, moving pic- tures are being taken of many phases of college life, and will be released all over the country this fall, along with- similar pictures of life at Vassar. Smith, Barnard, Wellcsley, and Mt. Holyoke. During the past winter a committee of representatives of these colleges, on which Bryn Mawr is represented by Mrs. Learned Hand, has been active in New York finding out ways and means of bringing before the eyes of the nation the past histories and future plans of fhesc institutions. The articles now ap- pearing in the Sunday Times are one feature of this program. Now the num- . her of people who can be reached is to' be increased from those who read and to listen to those who sec. Not long ago the Metro-Goldwyn had a film in mind which would deal with life in a gtVl's college. An alumna of Barnard was so impressed with the seven college campaign that she proposed to Mr. Will Hayes that a film should be made of the most interesting activities of the college. Mr. Hayes "snapped up" the idea. Ii) due time it was put into practice. Last Thursday, Mr. Dubreuil, Mr. Hayes' right-hand man, met "with a committee of Undergraduates headed by V. Fain. '29, to decide on the activities which should be photographed. Since Saturday the cameras have been busy. New Tradition Is Founded The cameras first appeared on- the occasion of the Seniors' farewell to the halls, when the whole college dutifully ran into the camera, and a new tradition was established' for the satisfaction of the movie-going world. As the proces- sion of Seniors filed into the arch^he big blue banner of 1928, suspended from the dining room windows by Stokes and Ropes, was allowed to flutter ignomini- ously to the ground as a symbol of the passing of the class. Thus traditions are born. On the same afternoon a lacrosse game was staged for the omnivorous camera, and the chemistry class was photographed prosaically undergoing a Lab quiz. This aspect of science was chosen perhaps in the hopes of an ex- plosion, after a plan for a closeup of geology "^Students starting out to collect fossils and skeletons had been regret- fully abandoned. Resurrections In the evening Lantern Night. was resurrected, and on Monday Robin Hood rose from its gravfcs in the library and the old clothes closet, and May Day, to which we had sung goodbye on Sat- urday, reigned again for a hri*f moment. Only certain scenes from the play were finally taken. Other scenes were: � Miss Park coming down the Music Walk with the new Building as a back- ground, greeting students from Poland, Russia, France. Germany, England, Japan and China. Dean Manning coming across, the campus with her two small daughters (a feature which we defy the other c6lleges to equal). The May Day Tumblers doing their most spectacular tricks. The I'Kturcs from all the colleges will be shown together with a general cap- tion of one hundred and- twenty-five words, which is being comjwsed by the committee. Each college will also have a .separate caption of no more than twenty words. The Bryn Mawr caption, if the present plan is adhered to, will be: "Bryn Mawr. resident college for. Mr. Alwy-ne's winter' engagements include being the soloist in February of the Detroit Symphony Orchestra. phony Orchestra, in which will be con- ducted by -Sir Dan Godfrey, in August.' women in beautiful Philadelphia suburb*. graduates and classes., high faculty." undergraduates, small standards, remarkable
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- Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health (Baltimore MD ) (1982)
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- Folstein MF, Romanoski A, Chahal R, Anthony JC, Von Korff M, Nestadt G, Merchant A, Gruenberg EM, and Kramer M. (1985). Eastern Baltimore Mental Health Survey Clinical Reappraisal. InEpidemiology Field Methods in Psychiatry (Eaton WW and Kessler LG, eds). Chapter 12, Pp. 253-284. Orlando, FL: Academic Press, Inc.
- Folstein M, Romanoski A, Nestadt G, Chahal R, Merchant A, Shapiro S, Kramer M, Anthony J, Gruenberg E, McHugh P. (1985). Brief Report on the Clinical Reappraisal of the DIS Carried Out at the Johns Hopkins Site of the Epidemiological Catchment Area Program of the NIMH. Psychological Medicine. 15(4): 809-814.
- Anthony J, Folstein M, Romanoski A, Von Korff M, Nestadt G, Chahal R, Merchant A, Brown CH, Shapiro S, Kramer M, Gruenberg E. (1985). Comparison of the Lay Diagonistic Interview Schedule and a Standardized Psychiatric Diagnosis. Archives of General Psychiatry. 42: 667-675.
- Von Korff M, Nestadt G, Romanoski A, Anthony JC, Eaton WW, Merchant A, Chahal R, Kramer M, Folstein MF, Gruenberg EM. (1985). The Prevalence of Treated and Untreated DSM-III Schizophrenia: REsults of a two stage community survey. Journal of Nervous and Mental Disease. 173(10): 577-581.
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quote:you think any of them will actual take the time to learn about this fascinating, world changing technology?
quote: In many ways they already have.
quote:The main arguments went from "No intrinsic value" to "the government will not allow it".
quote: Most of them have evolved their arguments substantially since I started discussing bitcoin here.
quote:world changing technology
quote:Calm down with "world changing".
quote:And yes, the "true believers" believe it will be every bit as "world changing" as those things (It being cryptographic currency).
quote:The first on the list isn't a technology.
quote:Plus you left off the development of the printing press
quote:Didn't Jim Jones have "true believers" too?
quote:And those will change again once they see that governments either aren't doing anything or aren't succeeding at doing anything.
quote:Are you kidding? It was the culmination of a broad range of technological advancements from textile manufacturing to chemicals.
quote:Jesus, you are young.
quote:Are you saying the Industrial Revolution was a technology?
quote:If so you can just lump crypto-currency in with the "Internet Revolution".
quote: If you can't recognize all the developments in technology during the time period you should probably go study them.


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quote:our debt is an asset
quote: our debt is an asset
quote:Who the frick said that?
quote:ink to post in question
quote:immediate tax increase makes public more involved in spending decisions.
quote:the dollar isn't worthless as long as we have a military that can butt frick anybody and the biggest free economy in the world
quote:we're inflating to pay our debt with indirect/unseen taxation via inflation
quote:taxation via inflation
quote:well, you can't fully separate state from money. if there is a state, it will be a market participant, and will have an effect on money this is the issue, imho it's painfully obvious that the government (state and local) is FAR too much of a market participant
quote:The issue is that the government shouldn't be in control of the money.
quote:regardless of who "controls" the money, as long as there IS a medium of trade and the public CHOOSES to expand government, you'll see the same thing. the people would just allow the government to borrow more and owe them money, like we see today
quote:the public's willingness to expand government would have the same effect on money
quote:we hold the majority of US debt
quote:His point is that some currencies (crypto) would prevent this from happening.


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Kawauso wrote: He was a mere shadow for most of the episode
This is the reason why people don't like him, not because he wasn't powerful.
Kawauso wrote: There is also something I was wondering about the dark magic. Could it be that the dark magic corrupted Luna into NMM or maybe Sombra was the one who corrupted her. It just seems to me that this won't be the last we see of Sombra or at least hear about him. I'm more curious on what Luna's whole deal was during the episodes anyways. She seemed sorta on edge.
I can see this happening. He was already sealed away when she became NMM, but it could be a spell that was put on her before that.
I also saw this rather interesting theory:
Anyone else getting the idea that Sombra might have been Celestia's former pupil? I mean, he's kind of like Twilight in how he's a powerful Unicorn seemingly capable of a wide variety of magic. And Celestia's test was to ensure that Twilight wouldn't sacrifice the well-being of others for her own selfish interests. What if some other pony failed in such a regard? And what if that pony was Sombra?
These episodes actually worked really well opening up potential plots.


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16 Adorably Spooky Halloween Cupcakes
Take a bite out of Dracula or dig into the pumpkin patch. You can get creative this Halloween with these fun and ghoulish cupcakes. Each is easy to make and fun for the whole family.
Want more frighteningly-good Halloween snacks? Try these haunted appetizers or, if you dare, these grown-up scary bites.


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Multi Bud Vase
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Six handcrafted vases cluster around a rustic carrier in a design reminiscent of vintage milk containers. Place a single bloom in each vase to create a farmhouse-style centerpiece.
5.5" diameter, 10.5" high
Mouth-blown clear glass.
Iron holder.
Vases can be removed.