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tl;dr: I ride with far too many bicycle lights: 4 front facing, 3 rear facing 5 side facing. To be seen, you only need 2 lights if you ride in the city of Vancouver, but if you want to see, you also need a helmet mounted light and if you want bike light overkill :-) you can add a fancy hub dynamo and spoke persistence of vision lights.
Yesterday I was interviewed by CBC's Margaret Gallagher about bicycle lighting. Here's a blog post with the missing details since my interview will probably be edited and quite short since it will be part of a piece with other people such as a police officer and somebody from MEC (to be aired tomorrow 22 November 2012 at 7:40a.m. on CBC Radio 1 88.1 FM in Vancouver)
If Lighting for bicycles had an Olympics, here's how it would be for those riding in the city of Vancouver
(assuming you bicycle on lit streets in the city of Vancouver and not in the forest or other unlit space; I know nothing about bicycling in Burnaby, Richmond and the rest of the suburbs; if your lights are blinking please don't point them in pedestrians' eyes!)
Bronze Medal
MEC quattro on front, plasma on back, $30 (These lights are purely to be seen; they won't help you see!)
Silver Medal
Bronze plus front, rear and side helmet mounted headlamp e.g. Light and Motion Visibility 360, $190 (this is great solution to see where your head is pointing)
Gold Medal
Bronze and silver plus a dynamo hub with front and rear lights available from The World Cycles, Kissing Crows Cyclery, Dream Cycle, Bikes for All,etc.
hub dynamo info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sturmey-Archer#Dynohub (Shimano makes them too but the Sturmey archer design dates back to 1936 in England! it was just made lighter and better when the Taiwanese company Sun Race bought Sturmey Archer in the 2000s). These hub dynamos unlike the awkward bottle dynamos you grew up don't rub on the wheel and are very efficient and have a "stand light" feature so they stay on for a few minutes after you stop! All powered by your bicycling so no batteries required and quite powerful with the latest LED lights like the ones from Lumotec and E3.
The best lights for hub dyamos are German:
This is what I have:
http://sheldonbrown.com/harris/lighting/lumotec-hub.html (Lumotec IQ CYO front; and the matching rear light)
I dream of someday owing the even brighter ones from e3
But of course my setup has even more bicycle lights, in fact it's verging on overkill, but I am quite happy with the amount of light
- In addition to the lights from the Gold Medal level, I also ride with lights on my spokes, so called persistence of vision lights. I ride with the Mini Monkey Light which displays 25 8 bit patterns including Space Invaders which I got from Kickstarter. But you can get them from good bike shops here in the city or directly from MonkeyLectric in Seattle
- But wait there's more. I also ride with the 500 Lumen Front Light Urban 500 (the Urban 500 is no longer available but you can get the Urban 550 which emits 550 lumens)
In the future I will have turn signals and perhaps more!
- I know there's a British company that makes a turn signal bicycling jacket, but I can't find the link. Here's a DIY Turn Signal Bicycling jacket.
- I have experimented with DIY Electroluminescent wire to "tron my bike" but I'd rather purchase a more polished i.e. aesthetically pleasing EL solution (and I will :-) !)
- And I'd love to have this laser powered portable virtual bike lane
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If you go the Lilypad/Arduino route, I'd recommend against using the AA cell step-up board that Leah uses on her jacket. Better to use a Lithium Polymer unit instead.
I did some work last year with a Lilypad & lots of lights and getting adequate current from the power supply was probably my biggest issue.
See http://www.topdownview.com/tag/lilypad/ especially the Epilogue post.
thanks for the advice jon!
i'd prefer to buy then DIY for things that have to survive in the rain but that's great advice if i do go DIY
POV Lights
Great stuff, Roland. I just have one follow-on question, is the Mini Monkey POV light reprogrammable to add your own patterns and effects?
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Great stuff, Roland. I just have one follow-on question, is the Mini Monkey POV light reprogrammable to add your own patterns and effects?
nope not programmable
but i am sure you could hack it Dethe! i am not confident that if i DIY'ed it instead of buying that it would survive the rain and rotating at 0-55km/h (the monkeylectric is rated to survive 65km/h)
aim your lights properly
Please also remember to aim any really bright lights properly - think about what highbeams are like for oncoming drivers, pedestrians, etc.
yup i aim mine down so that i can see and be seen
not to blind others! thanks for the reminder!
also use low lumen blinkies. high lumen ones are really disturbing!
Serfas Thunderbolt - whodda thunk?
Hi Roland - Imagine my surprise when I read that a mere bicycle light (Serfas's Thunderbolt) was chosen as a top gear choice -- by a non-cycling magazine? Check it out: http://www.livetoplaysports.com/news-press/?p=605. What do you think of it? I also like the motion-powered Reelight out of Denmark. -- Ulrike
got a thunderbolt from momentum & my reelite was stolen :-(
hi ulrike:
picked up the thunderbird from momentum's auction; it's fun but not revolutionary like the iPhone :-)
my reel lite was stolen, i might pick it up again do you find it reliable?
Serfas Thunderbolt - whodda thunk?
Hi Roland - Imagine my surprise when I read that a mere bicycle light (Serfas's Thunderbolt) was chosen as a top gear choice -- by a non-cycling magazine? Check it out: http://www.livetoplaysports.com/news-press/?p=605. What do you think of it? I also like the motion-powered Reelight out of Denmark. -- Ulrike


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A art installation by Brazilian public artist Bel Borba called art project DIARIO (atraves de um OLHO BAIANO) in Times Square October 14, 2012. Borba is creating a block-long installation in Times Square using orange street barriers and other recycled materials. This special event, which will unfold in Times Square over the course of two days, will give spectators the rare chance to see an internationally-renowned public artist in process in the heart of New York City. The event is presented in partnership with the French Institute Alliance Fran�aise (FIAF) and the Hemispheric Institute of Performance & Politics, as part of FIAF?s 2012 Crossing the Line festival. AFP PHOTO / TIMOTHY A. CLARY (Photo credit should read TIMOTHY A. CLARY/AFP/GettyImages)

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At the end of each year, staff members at all three of our shops – in Cambridge, the South End of Boston and in New York – fill out a staff survey. We reflect on what we have tasted over the course of the past year – moments where we were surprised (both pleasantly and unpleasantly), new and exciting food experiences, as well as the flavors we found ourselves returning to time and again. We pick our favorites and share memorable moments. Some tried-and-true items appear in our survey results year after year – other items are new and exciting finds from the current year – goodies in this instance that distinguished 2013 from all others. Here are our top ten picks culled from this year's survey results! (more…)
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Free Speechers, here's your "have at it" page again.
Post on topic or off topic or make up your own topic.
Here are some anonymous contributions that showed up in my email last week to get your pumps primed.
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With the feel of fall in the air, it's a new week of Free Speech.
Registered users, post about whatever crosses your mind, on topic or off topic.
Here's one that will move no national needles or show up on any Gallup Poll; categorize it under local pet peeves. Read More»
OK, Free Speechers, a new week and a new page to have your say.
A couple of topics to prime the pump:
1. Washington Post columnist and economist Robert J. Samuelson flat out says this: "Passing the Affordable Care Act (a.k.a. Obamacare) weakened the economy." (Sept. 3 WP).
And a columnist for The U.K.'s The Telegraph casts her eyes across the Atlantic and says this about our current economic situation: Read More»
Outdoor burning ban is lifted. That's great. Just when the weather cools down and we can turn off the air conditioning and open the windows. Guess we will have to hold our breath until the ban goes back into effect. Why can't you just be a good neighbor and bag it and take it to the recycling center?
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Braelinn Kroger shopping center, here is my shopping list: 1. Southwestern decor does not match, purple roof on Kane Yama, other buildings are brick. 2. Ugly Red K-Mart sign. 3. No awning to protect you from the sun or 50 inches of rain we get annually in Fayette County. 4. Filthy restaurant with a low inspection rating. 5. Confusing parking lot with no shade trees just bushes. 6. Music not playing today, probably broken. 7. Ugly silver decorations on the planters. 8. Dirty restrooms in Kroger. 9. The bumpy faux brick. Read More»
I want to take a moment to thank the Fayette County deputy who blasted through the RED light at Ga. Highway 92 and Rivers Road around 8:40 p.m. Sunday (Aug. 15) and did not take the time to use sirens to warn us of his approach as we crossed 92 during a GREEN light. I guess you thought the lights that you turned on as you reached the intersection before your left turn onto Rivers Road were enough of a warning. I am pretty sure the key is to turn the lights on BEFORE you get to the intersection with a RED light, but what do I know? I am just the private citizen who pays your salary. Read More»
Can anyone explain why Fayette County would change the PSAT testing date from a Wednesday, Oct. 13 when they offered it to all students during school to a three-day holiday weekend Saturday, Oct. 16? Many students are still unaware of this new testing plan and as students are out on Friday they are taking advantage of the three days off.
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The following is a master list of all patient services (in-patient and out-patient) related to Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences at UCLA. It should list all related clinics, programs and services. To narrow down your search criteria, please apply the 'Select specific area' dropdown list options.
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ABC Child Partial Program | The ABC Partial Hospitalization Program for the Enhancement of Achievement, Behavior, and Cognition at the Neuropsychiatric Institute at UCLA is a short-term integrated program dedicated to assisting children aged 6-12 and their families to promote positive emotional and behavioral health. Our program is based upon the most current evidence-based research. The ABC Program... | ADHD, OCD, Anxiety, Autism, Childhood and development, Mood disorders | |
Addiction Medicine Clinic | The UCLA Addiction Medicine Clinic offers medication management and treatment planning for patients and families suffering from substance-related and addictive disorders. Our expertise includes, but is not limited to, the following conditions: Alcohol; Heroin and prescription opiates Benzodiazepines and other sedatives Cocaine and amphetamines; Marijuana; Gambling; Hypersexual... | Timothy Fong | |
Adolescent Inpatient Service | Hospitalization is provided for children and adolescents who require intensive diagnostic evaluation or treatment in an inpatient setting due to behaviors that cannot be managed at home, in the school, or in the community, or who are a potential danger to themselves or others. Two units, serve adolescents 12 through 18 years old: Unit 2-South specializes in the diagnosis and treatment... | Mark De Antonio, M.D. | Childhood and development |
Adolescent Partial Hospitalization Program | The Adolescent Partial Hospital Program and the Eating Disorder Partial Hospital Program are part of the continuum of care provided by the Adolescent Service within the Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA. The APHP and the EDPHP offer a time limited, treatment program of therapeutically intensive clinical service and group interventions. For adolescent patients, an academic program is... | Childhood and development, Eating disorders | |
Adult Acute Partial Hospital Program (Track 1) | The Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital Adult Acute Partial Hospital Program Track I is for individuals currently suffering from acute psychiatric illness who can be reasonably expected to return to normal daily activities. (For information: Track II is designed for those who are suffering an acute exacerbation of a chronic mental illness). The goals of the AAPHP include: Providing an... | ||
Adult Acute Partial Hospital Program (Track 2) | The Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital Adult Acute Partial Hospital Program Track II is designed for those who are suffering an acute exacerbation of a chronic mental illness. (For information: Track I is for individuals currently suffering from acute psychiatric illness who can be reasonably expected to return to normal daily activities). The goals of the AAPHP include: Providing an... | ||
Adult Intensive Care Psychiatry Inpatient Unit | The Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA offers this Psychiatric Service for patients who need medical assistance in stabilization of an acute emotional or psychiatric crisis, with or without complications by substance or alcohol abuse or dependence. Treatment consists of the expertise of; psychiatric physicians, medical specialists, psychologists, clinical social workers, nursing staff... | ||
Anxiety Disorder Clinic | The UCLA Anxiety Disorders Clinic uses the psychological intervention called "cognitive behavioral therapy" to treat anxiety disorders. It also offers medication management. For a free telephone evaluation of your anxiety disorder or to set up an appointment, please call (310) 206-5133. | Alexander Bystritsky | Anxiety |
Attention Deficit Disorder Clinic | The ADHD Clinic offers state-of-the-art services for children, adolescents, and adults with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADD/ ADHD). The ADHD Clinic is comprised of an interdisciplinary team specializing in the evaluation, treatment, and support of individuals with attention deficits, learning problems, and related behavioral difficulties. Services provided: Comprehensive... | ADHD | |
CAPPS Clinical Services | Thanks to our research grants, all assessments and treatment services are free of charge (except for psychiatry which is billed to insurance or provided on a sliding scale). Youth are reimbursed for their participation in assessments. Once CAPPS is contacted, a free initial evaluation is scheduled within a few weeks. The Structured Interview for Prodromal Syndromes is conducted during the... | ||
Center for Cerebral Palsy | The Center is an interdisciplinary clinic, focusing on the medical management of movement disorders in children and adults with cerebral palsy. It is dedicated to improving function in children, adolescents and adults with cerebral palsy and related movement conditions through a program of timely diagnosis, comprehensive assessment and individualized treatment. More information: http://www.... | ||
Child and Adolescent Mood Disorders Clinic | The CHAMP program provides diagnostic evaluations, second opinion consultation, and short-term treatments (medication management and various forms of psychotherapy) for youth who have symptoms of significant and impairing mood disorders and their families. The Program's focus is on pediatric bipolar disorder (extreme high and low moods). We will see children from age 7 years to 17 yrs, 11... | David Miklowitz, Ph.D. | Bipolar disorder, Childhood and development |
Child and Family STAR (Stress, Trauma, and Resilience) Program | Provides evaluation, consultation, prevention, and treatment services for children and family members affected by trauma and other challenging events, including medical illness, traumatic loss, community violence, disasters, and combat deployment stress. Comprised of a team of psychiatrists and psychologists specializing in children and adolescents, the clinic provides expertise in child... | Patricia Lester, M.D. | |
Child Evaluation Clinic | This outpatient program provides comprehensive psychiatric evaluation and treatment services to emotionally disturbed children and adolescents. | Sheryl Kataoka MD, MSHS | |
Child OCD Intensive Treatment Program | This intensive treatment program offers daily group and individual intervention for youth ages 8 to 17 with Obsessive Compulsive Disorder. The program provides Cognitive Behavioral Treatment (CBT) strategies, utilizing empirically validated Exposure and Response Prevention (ERP). The program operates Monday-Thursday 2-5 p.m. For more information, please contact Michelle Rozenman at (310) 206-4875... | R. Lindsey Bergman, Ph.D. | OCD |
Child OCD, Anxiety, and Tic Disorders Program Clinic | This program provides specialized evaluation and treatment for children with obsessive-compulsive disorder | John Piacentini, Ph.D., ABPP | OCD |
Contact Us | CHAMP scheduling and information number: (310) 825-2836Dr. David Miklowitz, Clinic Director: firstname.lastname@example.com Matkevich, Operations Director: firstname.lastname@example.com | Bipolar disorder, Childhood and development | |
Early Childhood Partial Hospitalization Program - Fact Sheet | ECPHP is a five-day a week, six-hour a day program. All aspects of the program are fully integrated and coordinated to create an individualized, comprehensive, consistent, interdisciplinary, and therapeutic environment. EPCHP will provide your child with: comprehensive assessment in all developmental areas (e.g. cognitive, speech and language, occupational skills, recreational... | Autism, Childhood and development | |
Eating Disorders Program | UCLA Eating Disorders Program at the Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital is dedicated to providing outstanding treatment services tailored to the individual's needs, for children, adolescents and adults with eating disorders. Our multidisciplinary treatment team provides specialized treatment across a continuum of care. Learn more about our treatment programs: Adolescent Program Adult... | Michael Strober, Ph.D. | Eating disorders |
Electroconvulsive Therapy | ECT treatments involve passing a small amount of electrical current passed between two electrodes placed on the head, in order to produce a monitored, short duration seizure which affects the entire brain. There are two ways that the electrodes may be placed on a patient's head: "bilateral," where the electrodes are placed on both temples of the head, and "unilateral," where one electrode is... | Randall Espinoza | |
Geriatric Adult Psychiatry Inpatient Unit | The focus of hospitalization in this acute care setting will be evaluation and stabilization to optimize an individual's health. The 4 North Staff provide a multidisciplinary approach to care and will educate regarding tests, treatments, and aspects of care with the appropriate discharge plans to ensure a smooth transition back to the community. 4 North's inpatient program provides... | James Spar | |
Geriatric Evaluation Clinic | This outpatient program offers comprehensive outpatient psychiatric evaluation and treatment of patients with depression, anxiety, psychosis, sleeplessness, chronic pain and other disorders. Medication management and individual psychotherapy are available. | Aaron Kaufman | |
Impulse Control Disorders Clinic | An outpatient clinic that provides treatment for patients suffering from impulse control disorders and behavioral addictions such as pathological gambling, hypersexual behaviors, kleptomania, compulsive shopping or video game addictions. Services included consultations, diagnostic assessments, pharmacological management, individual psychotherapy and family therapy. | Timothy Fong | Gambling |
Integrated Psychopharmacology Clinic (GOC) | This outpatient program offers comprehensive outpatient psychiatric evaluation and treatment of patients with depression, anxiety, psychosis, sleeplessness, chronic pain and other disorders. Medication management and individual psychotherapy are available. | ||
Inter-Personal Therapy Clinic | Inter-Personal Therapy | Paula Stoessel | |
Kameron Gait and Motion Analysis Laboratory | Patients are referred to obtain a complete biomechanical assessment of their gait or other functional movements. In addition, a clinical assessment of their strength, passive range of motion and motor control is performed. Results are reviewed by the treatment team and incorporated into a treatment plan. More information: www.uclaccp.org | Eileen Fowler | |
Mood Disorders Clinic | The Mood Disorders Clinic is committed to providing care, education and clinical research for patients suffering from depression and bipolar disorder. Since its inception in 1978, the clinic has gradually expanded in order to accommodate its increasing number of patients and trainees. Currently, the clinic treats 325 ongoing patients and sees approximately 35 new patients each month. The Mood... | Michael Gitlin | |
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Intensive Treatment Program | window.location = "http://www.semel.ucla.edu/adc/ocd_treatment" The Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Intensive Treatment Program at the Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital at UCLA is for people who have moderate to severe OCD symptoms and a strong commitment to treating their disorder. OCD is a disabling disorder of distressing obsessions and time-consuming compulsions, often resulting in a... | Jamie Feusner | OCD |
Pediatric Neuropsychiatry Clinic | In this clinic, services provided include psychiatric diagnostic assessments, case management, and medication management. The initial 2 hours psychiatric evaluation includes a review of the history as well as feedback to you and the referring physician (and others). When indicated, referral for additional testing (i.e. EEG, blood tests, educational testing, speech and language,... | Childhood and development | |
PEERS Clinic | The UCLA Program for the Education and Enrichment of Relationship Skills (PEERS) is a manualized, social skills training intervention for adolescents and young adults. It has a strong evidence-base for use with teens and young adults with autism spectrum disorders, but is also appropriate for teens and young adults with ADHD, anxiety, depression, and other socioemotional problems. We have 1 adult... | Elizabeth Laugeson, Psy.D. | |
Schizophrenia Clinic | This program provides specialized avalutation and treatment for individuals with Schizophrenia and related disorders or sysptoms, such as psychotic behavior, auditory or visual hallucinations, incoherence, delusional, and paranoia. Visit the Section on Psychosis website for useful reference information. | Stephen Marder | Schizophrenia, Psychosis |
Secret Agent Society (SAS) program | Secret Agent Society (SAS) is a breakthrough program for children between 8 and 12 years old who want to improve their social and emotional skills. SAS captivates children with its espionage-themed games and eye-catching resources. Kids learn how to recognize and manage their own feelings, cope with change, detect other people's emotions, talk and play with others and deal with bullying.... | ||
Spanish Speaking Psychosocial Clinic | The Spanish Speaking Psychosocial Clinic (SSPC) provides training in the provision of socio-culturally competent, comprehensive mental health services to the rapidly growing and underserved Latino community. Patients span the full range of psychiatric diagnostic categories and are provided treatment in a variety of modalities, including individual, conjoint and family psychotherapy, as well as... | ||
The UCLA ABC Clinic | The ABC Partial Hospitalization Program for the Enhancement of Achievement, Behavior, and Cognition at the Neuropsychiatric Institute at UCLA is a short-term integrated program dedicated to assisting children aged 6-12 and their families to promote positive emotional and behavioral health. Our program is based upon the most current evidence-based research. The ABC Program specializes... | Mary O'Connor, Ph.D. | |
UCLA Child Forensic Services | The UCLA Child Forensic Service Program was established with the mission of assisting judges and attorneys who need to negotiate the complex issues of children's mental health in the legal system; improving the lives of children and families who are in that system; and training the next generation of forensic mental health professionals. The faculty of the UCLA Child Forensic Service Program has... | Eraka Bath | Childhood and development |
Women's Life Center | The Women's Life Center at The David Geffen School of Medicine at UCLA is an outpatient program devoted to assessing and treating women with psychiatric conditions associated with hormonal challenges and reproductive life events. The Women's Life Center at the UCLA Semel Institute and Resnick Neuropsychiatric Hospital offers a supportive and effective approach to mental health... | Vivien Burt | Mood disorders |
Youth Stress and Mood Program | NEWS: OPPORTUNITY TO LEARN & PROMOTE SKILLS WITH YOUR TEEN Openings anticipated in teen and parent skills training groups. Opportunity to work together with your teenager to learn and apply skills for promoting healthy coping, resilience, and wellness. Learn about our program at http://www.semel.ucla.edu/mood/youth-stress. YSAM PROGRAM DESCRIPTION The YSAM program focuses on depression... |


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Thanks to everyone who nominated questions for Chad Rea, founder of ecopop, you can now read his answers in our featured interview.
We are pleased to bring you ongoing opportunities to learn from some amazing people in the field of social design and this week our series continues with the founder of the Design Against Crime Research Centre, Lorraine Gamman.
What would you ask Lorraine?
As well as the director of DAC, Lorraine Gamman is a design studies professor at London's Central Saint Martins School of Art and Design, the vice chair of Designing Out Crime Association (DOCA), and a an independent assessor for a variety of research councils.
DAC is a socially responsive, practice-led research center located at Central Saint Martins College of Art and Design, University of the Arts London. Its team, made up of artists, designers, criminologists and researchers, aims to prevent crime with well designed products, environments and services.
DAC has taken on the challenge of balancing aesthetics with function while responding to what is currently happening in society among users and abusers. That challenge has been met with projects like Bikeoff, practice-based design research to prevent bike theft, or Stop Thief Chairs, a line of chairs with a space for users to hang their purses while in public places without putting them at risk for theft.
Her dedication to researching the role of design in theft prevention, and innovation in forming DAC, makes her a fascinating person to learn from, and we are lucky enough to have the opportunity to do so.
So, now, what would you ask Lorraine Gamman?
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.i- � ' \ ' V College News ... i. . � i � ' _________________________ VOL. XIV. No. 17 , BRYN MAWR. (AND WAYNE). PA.. WEDNESDAY. MARCH 14, 1928 PRICE 10 CENTS MEDIAEVAL MINDS FLOUT FEMINISM Imbecile Woman Held No Of- ficial Position But That of Laundress. TOtJf LIFTS THE LID '� "Feminists, hold yourselves in!" For I am about to relate things that will make your flesh to creep." So we were warned, and very rightly, by Dr. Thomas Frederick Tout, as he was about to launch into a discussion of "The Place of Mediaeval Women in the Civilization of the Later Middle Ages," which was the corrected title of- the speech which . he delivered in Taylor Hall, last Satur- day evening. , - Professor Tout, who has spent years, j��. as he said, wandering thi^_aJ(#the �fti- ministrative history of the 13th and 14th centuries in England, was struck by the absence of lie appearance of women in the households of mediaeval kings and potentates, where domestic and adminis- trative duties were carried out by the same hand. To a mind interested in � woman-kind, and possessed with quite unmediaeval ideas as to their possibilities, it Seemed surprising that the only women employed in the household of Edward were his washerwomen. The same was true in the establishments of queens and great heiresses, although these in their youth sometimes had a magistra, who taught them etiquette and accomplish- ments, and acted as.guide, philosopher and friend. Some of these magistrae were very distinguished women,' like Catherine of Swift ford, who became the second wife of John of Gaunt. St. Thomas Scoldsv r,-�:,',i'^**-Vhe secret of the insignificance of women in the later middle ages is to be found in the theoretical attitude towards CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 Weary Workers The Competition for the Edi- torial Boajrd of the College Board has entered-upon its third week. The competitors have been nar- rowed down to the following four: V. Shyrock, '31; E. Zalesky, ^O; V. rtobart, '31, and E. Lewis, '31. MAN IS MORE THAN AN ORGANIC SCUM Scientific Description Cannot Eliminate Reality of Religion. BLACK LEADS CHAPEL Music in Air Draws Stu- dents from ChimneyCorner They were three musicians. They came and went as suddenly and unbe- lievably as a dream. It was the Bryn Mawr campus, Thursday afternoon, March the 8th, at about three o'clock. The sun shone in a cold March way; the students were at their books. Then all at once time and place were as noth- ing. The campus became the glens of Cithaeron or the streets of Hamlin town, and the time was eternal spring. All because Mr. Tony P., of No. 622 Annin street, Philadelphia, with his two assist- ants, paid a visit to the college, at the .request of the Misses Merrill, Houck, and Gutierman, who met them in the village and brought them home. A row of heads hung heavily over ' books in the farthest corner of the Lib. Suddenly the first head lifted; then-th next; then the next, till all were strain- ing to catch the distant squeaky melo- dious notes that came dancing in the window with the sunbeams. Was it an organ-grinder? Was it a monkey? Was it the god Pan? The first brave adven- turer slunk shamefacedly to the door; another followed. . Then books were slammed down, chairs overturned, ink- wells upset in a wild stampede for the outside, whence came those entrancing sounds. Crowds were on the- library steps to receive the strange procession which now advanced along the walk. First came the musicians, three in num- ber: a redfaced boy with black hair and an accordion; an older man with a moustache, and an accordion; and then the man with -the horn, the wonderful, glorious horn, from whose soaring mel- . ody the whine of the accordions dangled like the tail of a kite. In their wake came three maidens, dancing and leaping in bacchanal ecstacy. The devotees of the library, tossing away their papers, CONTINUED ON PAGE 2 'Scientists have given us a satisfactory explanation of the natural history of man," said Dr. Hugh Black in chapel Sunday evening, "but they never proffer any definite explanation of man's value id the world." . "Faith is a great venture which the minds of men make on God; but this venture may likewise be made upon our- selves. To begin the venture we must not ask the old questions What is God? or What is the world? but What is man ? and why was- he made "a little lower than the angels?" Scientists have long sought to explain the ocigin of the Bible. In doing so they invariably believe that the Bible and religion have been explained completely away. But this is not at all the case. The Bible and religion, despite the critics and scientists, still retain their original power and vision. It is possible to ana- lyze the plays of Shakespeare until all evidence that Shakespeare actually wrote them is shattered-, Tbe'w'prla*^nay^l�e- CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 RELAY WINS MEET FOR SWARTHMORE Guiterman Excels in Diving, But Races Were Not Up to Past Year. NO RECORDS BROKEN Once again Swarthmore has* shown her superiority over Bryn Mawr in swim- ming. But whereas last year she swam circles around us, this year she had some difficulty in keeping ahead of us at all. The score, which ended at 26-24, was fairly even throughout the meet, but slightly in Bryn Mawr's favor until the last event. The relay, counting five points for the winner arid none to the loser, won the meet for Swarthmore, as -Mr. Bishop announced. 11. Gii*erman, '2S. with a score of 55.2 points won the diving by her con- sistent good form and poise. Second place was taken by Geare of Swarth- more, scoring 53.5, and third by R. Wills, '20. Geare, placing first in two swim- ming events, winning the last lap of the relay by more than half the length of the pool, and getting second place in the diving, was undoubtedly the star of the Swarthmore team�and indeed of the whole meet R. Bryant, '29, disappointed us by losing the 40-yard free style race; somehow we always expect her to win any swimming- race. Xo records were broken on either side and in many cases. the time made was not as good as last year's. In fact most of the excitement of the meet was due to the closeness of the score. However, in comparison with last year's record, the Bryn Mawr team has made decided im- provement. Times were as follows: ?�"4�-yTiTd- free style: Geare (Sw.). Bryant; Wardelr \Z �� � > , /^itanjf. For STCA passage see Silvme Slingluff, 48 Pembroke West, or the STCA, 24 State Street, New York City�NOW!�Advt. Goya Exhibition at the Print Club of Interest �An . unusually interesting exhibition of etchings at the Print Club marks the centennial of the death of Franciscode Goya y Lucientes. Goya is perhaps best knqwn by the two canvases of "The Maya Clothed," and "The Maya Nude;" his etchings, however, are of almost equal impedance. These were issued in four series, the earliest of which is Los Caprichos�iwhims wherein the artist set down his commentary on Spanish life. His point of view was pre-eminently satiric, and no one is spared; in these fantacies he attacks equally the church, the court, his mistress and mankind. Los Povcrbos, another series, has the same general theme, with the addition of some hideous attacks on marriage. The plates abound with grotesques of every description�monks' with distorted faces, winged and clawing creatures, old hags fnd leering rakes�they are the inhabi- tants of some nightmare world. The series on the Disasters of the drawn from his own experience when Muret brought a French army into Madrid and put Jqseph Bonapart on the throne of Spain, shows all the horrors that accompany an invasion. Among them is "Les Soldats et Le Fantome," unrivalled for purity of design, and fraught with symbolical meaning. The most interesting, and the most typically Spanish series, is La TaurQina- quia, showing scenes of bull fights. For a time in his youth Goya himself had performed in the ring, and his etchings show an intimate knowledge of the posi- tions and movements of men. bulls and horses. Like Ernest Hemingway, he makes you feel that you are actually present at the combat. The isolated -fig- ures of bulls and man stand out in the ring againsj the background of an infi- nite audience. For movement, mass and composition, this series is unsurpassed. The Print Club has performed a val- uable service in gathering together this most inclusive collection of etchings; its exhibition offers an extraordinary oppor- tunity to view comprehensively the work of one of Spain's most gifted artists. Class Books Coming The 1928 Clffss Bcf>k has'gone to press! Thanks to the co-operation of many talented cartoonists and humorists, the board can offer you a d�lightful collection of satires on 'professors' and other phases of col- lege life. An entire section is de- voted to the coming May Day (the greatest in history), and the pic- tures of it will be well worth hav- ing. Orders for-ltus matchless book which will appear at the end of May will be taken very soon. .The editor, confidentially promises you at least one good laugh, but does not say whether it will tie with or at the Class of 1928. WHICH WAY WILL THE WIND BLOW? and Dark Horses and Favorite Sons to Be- Ballotted on Campus. STRAW VOTE TO SHOW IMPROVED TEAM DOWNS B0ST0NIANS Partnership of Lowes and Sap- pington Works Well in 2d Half. THE SCORE IS 38 TO 16 BS.B Breast Stroke: Field 34.2, Biddle (Sw.); Guiterman. Garrigues (Sw.). 100-yard: Bryant, 1-13.5, � Powell (Sw.), Wardell (Sw.). Turtle. 40-yard back stroke: Geare (Sw.), 82.1, Stewart. Taylor, Temple (Sw.). Relay: Swarthmore� Garrigues, Wal- ton, Jackson. Geare; 213.4. Bryn Mawr �Zalesky, Guiterman, Stewart, Tuttle; Lantern Lives! Current Issue Has Sincerity; Mitchell's Story Wins Highest Praise. You'll find all your friends on an STCA sailing.�Advt. (Specially contributed by Dr. M. H. Swindler). . 77a- .March Lantern may be read for pleasure without any feeling of apology for local talent. This has not always been the case with all issues of- the Lantern^ At last the note of restless! unsatisfied yearning and of incipient decadence seems to have left us and in its place wc have directness and sincerity. Most of the contributions 'ring true" and give us some feeling of the pleasure of the writers in the creation of their work. The palm goes to Miss Mitchell for her story of the sporting parson who was "acquired C. O .1>." She has achieved quite a "horsey" atmosphere and al- though we cannot conceive of any com- munity in Fundamentalist America which could have produced this sporting blood in the domain of religion we are quite willing to accept the situation because of the line humor which it produces. Humor CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 Another step up the ladder; game by game Varsity improves. Saturdays, 36- 18, victory over the graduates of the Boston School of Physical Education most assuredly cannot be sneezed at. We take it as a most happy omen of future success. For the first time this year Varsity was a team�in a somewhat embryonic state, but still a team. The various individual cogs showed at least a bowing acquaintance with one another. It was a fast, hard-fought game, al- though not too dangerously exciting for spectators of even moderately .robust cardiac condition., The 36-18 score docs "�vS*�iiistictifif our opponents. We only succeeded in doubling their total because of the superiority of our forwards; at both center and guard the two teams were very closely matched. The guard- ing on both sides was so strenuous and close in the first half that the forwards did hot get much of a chance to display their stuff. In the second half the guard- ing was somewhat relaxed and our bas- ket-shooting ability really showed up. I.oines, as usual, was very good, and Sappington made her an excellent part- ner. Their styles of playing seemed to dove-tail most harmonjously and their easy, almost nonchalant teamwork was the high light of the game. Johnston, CONTINUED ON PAGE 4 Hygiene Owing to th? fact that Dr. Wagoner has been granted a leave of absence for this semester, the Hygiene lectures for the Sopho- more Class will not be given this year. The requirement is not to be changed, however, and the Hygiene course will probably be given twice next year, once in th� first semester for Juniors and once in the second semester for Sopho- mores. College for Special Work Founded at Bennington The plans for the new college at Bcn- nfngtoti, Vermont, were described to us by Miss Park in chapel on Monday morning. In spite of the advisability of a college president's saying nothing for the first two years of office, it is inev- itable that a new college, traveling hith- erto untrodden ways, should make some definite statement. This is specially true when, as in this case, the endowment must lie increased before the opening of the college. The college is to be located at Bennington because many of those who have contributed to it live there or nearby and it is in accordance with their wishes. It seems unfortunate to have put a college in such an isolated spot. rive or six hours from cither Boston or New York, in a climate that is extremely severe during the winter, the business time of a college. However the authori- ties expect to overcome this last diffi- culty to some extent by having a long vacation in mid-winter, two months or possibly ten weeks, and a short one of a month or so in the summer. Dr. Robert Devore Lee,, who now holds a chair in Government�good ex- perience for a college .president�at Wil- liams, has been chosen as president. The student body, limited to five hundred, wifl live in small units of buildings, forty CONTINUED ON PAGE 3 Going to Europe? Start now by booking an STCA passage.�Advt. STCA�weekly sailings to Europe on the steamers of the Holland- American Line�STCA.�Advt. Are you interested in the country's government? Who is your choice for our next President? A straw vote will be taken Thursday and Friday of this week, and on Monday next� <� both in the halls and under Juno, to find out the prevailing opinion in the"^ college. This vote is being taken under the auspices of The Independent, and the results from all all the eastern colleges that participate, will be tab- ulated shortly. Following is a list of the candidates who will be on the ballot with brief resumes of their political career: Republicans. Herbert Hoover: Served during and after the. war as United States Food Administrator. In charge of Amer- ica's share of the Reconstruction of Europe. In 1921, made Secretary of Commerce, a position which he still holds. Advocates a further decentrali- zation of. Government. Has stood for enforcement of law, without referring definitely to Prohibition. % Charles Hughes: Governor of New York in 1��07, 1910. Justice of Supreme Courl, resigned 1916 to run for Presi- dent. 1921, Secretary of State, resigned" 1925. Opposed to League, believes in helpful co-operation with, Europe. Sup- ports Protective Tariff. Was opposed to McN'ary-Haugen Bill. � <� Calvin Coolidge: Has �>�,,>� Tim ''"vV he does not choose to run, but many of his party believe this statement open to modification. Charles G. Dawes: 1887, Comptroller of the Currency. Distinguished war career. 1921, Director of the Bureau of the Budget. 1923, Head of Repara- tions Commission. 1925, Vice Presi- dent of United States. Tried to amend Senate rules to prevent filibustering. Supported McNary-Haugen Bill and McFadden Banking Act. ^ Nicholas Longworth: Representative from Ohio since 1903. Speaker of the House. Conservative, believes in party regularity and responsibility. Frank O. Lowden: 1916, Governor of Illinois. Introduced the Budget System. Displayed sound and efficient financial policy. Interested in the Farm Problem. William E. Borah: 1903: State Sen- ator in Idaho. 1907, U. S. Senator. Chairman of Foreign Relations Com- mittee. . Is called "The One Man Party." Believes in Enforcement of ma^r- Prohibition. Liberal. George W. Norris: Senator from Ne- braska. Opposed to Party Machine. Supported LaFollettc. Dry. Frank B. Willis: Senator from Ohio. An unequivocal dry. Opposed to League. Charles Curtis: Senator from Kan- sas. Descendant of Indian Chieis. Favors- Prohibition. Helped put through Roman's Suffrage. "Horse rider and square shooter." Democrats. Alfred E. Smith: 1906. State Assem- bly. Governor of New York for four terms. Against Hearst and Hylan. � , Stands for State aid of education and Pul.lic Welfare. Wet. Splendid State record. Thomas J. Walsh: Senator from Montana. In Charge of oil inquiry. Devoted to high standards of respon- sibility and public service. Dry. Op- posed to protective tariff. Albert C. Ritchie: Governor of Maryand for three terms. '913, on War Industries Board in Washington. Reformed State organization of CONTINUED ON PAGE \> Two thousand college people can t be wrong; they have already booked STCA passage' for the coming sum- mer.�Advt.
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It is obvious that the poster deals with religion. However, due to the complexity of the composition – especially the use of the montage technique – the core message is not well articulated.
• level of social engagement? The subject matter is inherently complex and requires great sensitivity when addressed. The approach to juxtapose a variety of religious/spiritual symbols is risky because these symbols have a diversity of meanings and when used together, semiotic subtexts spontaneously occur.
Even though the detail of the poster is not clear on the thumbnail sizes, I noticed that most symbols are repeated, but not in the same ratio, (more Shiva and menorah than others) which make me wonder why and is it supposed to have a meaning. In addition, several of the 'mainstream' religious symbols such as the dove (Calvinism), lamb (Christianity), star and crescent moon (Islam), fish (Christianity), hand (Jain), jin yang (Taoism), daruma (Buddhism) Buddha's eye (Buddhism), double happiness (Taoist), tomoe and torii gate (Shinto), etc. are missing, which could implying exclusivity rather than inclusiveness.
In addition, the placement of some of the symbols on the figure in the foreground may offend some people because it again creates semiotic subtexts related to hierarchy, positioning and cultural sensitivities. For instance, the Catholic cross on top of the head can be interpreted as an adornment which can offend some, the Shiva positioned as a 'tie' can offend some, and the fact that the photograph of a Muslim gathering is placed directly behind the left hand (regarded as the unclean hand) can also offend some people.
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Selina M. Luger, MD
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Dear OncoLink "Ask The Experts,"
My brother is taking Gleevec and his wife wanted a child. Now she is pregnant and my family is concerned that this chemotherapy can be a cause for fetal anomalies.
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Gleevec has never been given to pregnant women and on the clinical trials that were performed all participants, men as well as women as well as their partners were required to use contraception. Gleevec (Imatinib mesylate) has caused significant birth defects in rats when given at the doses equivalent to those used in humans. As such, unfortunately there is a risk of birth defects and this should be discussed with the wife's obstetrician as well as the patient's physician.
Jan 28, 2013 - The anti-cancer drug Gleevec (imatinib) has received new U.S. Food and Drug Administration approval to treat children newly diagnosed with Philadelphia chromosome positive acute lymphoblastic leukemia, the agency said Friday.


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31 January
Entry #1
I've never stuck around this plane long enough to require a journal before. Time-keeping and posterity are non-issues when your natural habitat flaunts time as much as this one does length, depth and breadth. It's not my first time in the kingdom, and it's not the first time a magician has purposely summoned me either, but perhaps it's the first time in memory when someone read the damn records. We should never have let the Internet concept fall into the hands of modern humans at all, let alone the hands of modern wand-wavers. They're all so...smart now. I remember not so very long ago when most of them didn't have easy access to common points of reference, they kept on making the same mistakes and, in the days before fast travel, living in different villages was damn near a guarantee they had no idea what they were really doing in the first place. It made the working relationships much easier to figure out. All cards on the table. The summoners couldn't hide things from us because they had no idea what to expect when we answered, and even then we were afforded the power to ignore them if we felt the calling was wrong.
Thanks to that berk Solomon and others, we get wrenched all over the place. No time to settle while we're here. Whatever happened to the good old days of the local parish infernal, or the cushy roles, like forest spirit or house imp? I swear, you give mankind an inch and they take a lightyear (I probably screwed up the phrasing, but distances don't really matter where I come from, either). I'd be pleased for them if I weren't so positively and outrightly irritated right now.
So here I am, writing these words, dictated by a habit of my present host (worse still, a willing host, so I've been poured into her and bottled until my new masters break the confounded seal).
It's only been a few days but I can feel her influence is well within me now. I tried to put this off, and I managed it for about a week, but there's this angry scratching in the back of my...her skull. If I resist further I reckon I'll start suffering from withdrawal pains. My host has these dairies all over her home. The ones I've dug up go as far back as her last years of secondary school, though I'm of the opinion there are more yet to uncover. She probably has entries dating all the way back to the womb, the obsessive-compulsive little cow. I am using this only to share my thoughts, as I certainly can't do so in everyday conversation, with all the normal humans. It's a bit of an unspoken law that we can't reveal ourselves to people who aren't open to us. There are lots of atheists these days, but the loophole is that the harder they try to make themselves disbelieve, the more the images haunt them, and the more open to us they become because their grip is so desperate and tenuous. There are very few who are truly closed. I admire their ability to shield themselves, but I know some soft-hearts feel sad for their isolation. I always did like my own company. Either way, the existence of those few are the reason we can't set light to sinners or outrun the EuroStar or bound over rooftops in full view of the public. Don't ask me to go into much more detail than that. I'm a guardian, not a lawyer.
A guardian of children, as a matter of fact. Wouldn't expect that of a dæmon, would you? Well, angel, monster, god, djinn, those are all just names. We're different species, certainly. I'm not made out of smokeless fire, and I'm not a four-legged spinning lion's head, or a ball of holy light so bright I'd have to struggle not to burn onlookers alive. At the end of the day, we're all doing the same job, or close enough to it that we maintain a kind of truce. More political twaddle I don't like to stick my nose into. I've been tagged to kiddies since just a little while after I was forged. I like them, well, I don't mind them. If I had a heart, some of them would warm the cockles of it with their antics, but I have learnt to keep my relationships with them as strictly professional, especially if circumstances necessitate moving them to my office. Entities inside the spheres have a nasty tendency to find out everything about you and what you're doing, and some are the very reason I have to play bodyguard, if you know what I mean. I like to think I'm good in a trans-dimensional fight, but it's always annoying when you have to worry about the N.P.C.s.
This pen's running out. If she knew this was going to happen, the least she could've done was set a spare biro aside for me. I'll write more when I have a new--


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Go Mobile: http://mobile.fosters.com High school roundup: Spaulding girls tip Exeter
Saturday, January 26, 2013
EXETER — The Spaulding High School girls basketball team picked up its second Division I win with Friday's 35-28 win at Exeter.
Abby Hyson led the Hawks (6-8) with 14 points and Alli Schoff added 11.
Chandler Waterman scored 17 for Noble (1-13) while teammate Amber Kelly scored 10. Danielle Logan pulled down eight rebounds.
Portsmouth Christian hosts Derryfield on Monday while Nute hosts Pittsfield on the same day.
Lazar drained all 11 of his free-throw attempts. Jake Smith scored 12 points and Anthony Shea put in nine for the Bobcats (5-3).
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"February is American Heart Month and I hope you'll take a moment and share some education with your loved ones regarding heart disease. In the attached press release Carroll County Memorial Hospital is going RED in a big way by challenging businesses to educate their employees on heart health! Watch for the red glow from our giant heart on the CCMH building!" Read More »
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Even if your mom didn't tell you to put on a belt, you'd still need one to hold your britches up while skating. You can't work on your sweet moves if your pants are falling down. Hold them up in style with this Chinook 5 reversible belt from DC. You'll like that one side features large printed brand script while the other is solid-colored and the metal buckle locks firmly in place. It'll look great from school, to work and of course skating.
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How can radiation for my throat cancer affect my thyroid? What should I do to make sure I don't have a thyroid problem after treatment?
Alexander Lin, MD, Radiation Oncologist at Penn Medicine, responds:
Radiation, when delivered to the neck, can often lead to impaired thyroid function (hypothyroidism). In fact, some studies suggest that up to 50% of pts who undergo bilateral neck radiation will at some point become hypothyroid. Common symptoms of hypothyroidism include weight gain, fatigue, and extreme sensitivity to the cold. Fortunately, diagnosis of hypothyroidism is relatively straightforward, via a lab test. Also, treatment of hypothyroidism is relatively straightforward, requiring a daily pill supplement to replace thyroid hormone.
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SEATTLE, Feb. 6, 2013 – Swedish Neuroscience Institute has added a new and innovative therapy to its treatment arsenal for glioblastoma multiforme (GBM) – a very aggressive and difficult to control brain tumor.
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Free Class on Nutrition for Young Athletes to be Held at Swedish/Issaquah Feb. 20
ISSAQUAH, WA, Jan. 23, 2013 - With spring sports starting, don't drop the ball on nutrition. Nutrition is just as important as physical conditioning for athletes. So, as spring sports begin, let Swedish help you and your children prepare to hit it out of the park. Join Registered Dietitian Ally Colson for an interactive training on game-winning meals and snacks and help your young athlete become a nutrition champion.
Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute Cardiothoracic Surgeon, Patient Featured in Fortune Magazine Article on Robotic-Assisted Surgery
SEATTLE, Jan. 22, 2013 - Swedish Heart & Vascular Institute cardiothoracic surgeon Eric Lehr, M.D., and one of his patients were interviewed for an article on robotic-assisted surgery that appears in the Feb. 11 issue of Fortune magazine.
The Leapfrog Group Names Swedish/First Hill Among Nation's Top Urban Hospitals
(Left to right) Leah Binder, president and CEO of The Leapfrog Group, presents the Top Hospital Award to Director of Quality and Patient Safety Mary Gregg, M.D., Chief Medical Officer John Vassall, M.D., and Quality and Patient Safety Data Analyst Mike Weidemann.
SEATTLE, Dec. 4, 2012 – The Leapfrog Group's annual class of 'Top Hospitals' – just 89 from a field of nearly 1,200 – was announced today in Baltimore, Md., and includes Swedish Medical Center/First Hill for the third year in a row. The announcement took place at Leapfrog's Annual Meeting.
Swedish Receives $2.5 Million Grant from the Ivy Foundation to Advance Brain Cancer Research
SEATTLE, Nov. 29, 2012 - Swedish Medical Center announced today that the Ben and Catherine Ivy Center for Advanced Brain Tumor Treatment (Ivy Center) will receive an additional $2.5 million grant from the Ben & Catherine Ivy Foundation (Ivy Foundation). The grant, the second received from the Ivy Foundation in three years, will be used to identify new drugs with potential for clinical use in brain cancer treatment.
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For all of the wonderful things life in the Internet age provides us, there are some notable drawbacks. One of them is that email and popular social media tools like Twitter and Facebook provide powerful launching pads for unchecked rumors and popular myths. Often these rumors and myths are proven false by websites like Snopes.com and FactCheck.org, but not this time.
The Internet has been abuzz with rumors that if you drive down Interstate 35 near the town of Wyoming, Minnesota, you'll see a billboard bearing the image of a smiling George W. Bush accompanied by the question "Miss me yet?" The online rumors were confirmed by this image:
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Many initially thought the picture was a hoax created through Photoshop. But now multiple people have confirmed its existence. The mystery surrounding the billboard quickly morphed from a "Fact or Fiction?" story into a genuine "Whodunit?" Who paid for the ad, and what was their motivation? Are they Obama supporters sarcastically hoping to remind disgruntled liberals about how things were under Bush, or are they Bush supporters sincerely hoping to remind voters of the past administration?
To get some answers, Yahoo! News tracked down Mary McNamara, the general manager at the Minneapolis office of Schubert & Hoey Outdoor Advertising, the company which owns and leases out the billboard space.
"The ad was purchased by a group of small business owners who wish to remain anonymous," McNamara said. However, McNamara did offer this political bombshell: "Some of the people in the group who paid for this were Obama supporters."
McNamara told us that the message the group hoped to convey was one of "Hope and change, where is it?" She went on to say that she has yet to receive any negative feedback about the ad, which has been up for about a month, and added that some have even contacted her office offering to donate money to keep it up.
However, not everyone is buying McNamara's portrayal of the group's ideological makeup. Cindy Erickson, the chairwoman of the Democratic Party in Chisago County, where the billboard is located, suspects the ad's funders are conservative activists posing as Obama supporters.
"I don't have any idea who did it, but my thought was that they're Tea Party people," she said. "Regardless, it's been the subject of many conversations around here."
While Minnesota has long been a blue state, Chisago is part of a Republican-leaning string of suburban counties surrounding Minneapolis and St. Paul, and Obama lost the 2008 vote in Chisago by 10%. But Erickson argued that local Democrats who voted for him are content with the job the president is doing. She added that if the intent of the ad was to reflect poorly on Obama, then it's failed to deliver its message.
"I think most people have interpreted their message to be 'If you think it's bad now, don't forget how bad it used to be,'" she said. "It's just a goofy photo of him. It's goofy."
Yahoo! News' attempts to get a comment on the billboard from George W. Bush's representatives were unsuccessful.
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After taking necessary avoidance measures, you will probably still need medication to help you get through the season. There are two types of over-the-counter drugs you can turn to: antihistamines and decongestants. Histamines in the body cause sneezing and itchy eyes. What antihistamines do is "block the histamine molecule from working, which reduces symptoms," says Dr. Harold Kim.
It is recommended that you take antihistamines throughout the allergy season to stop symptoms before they arise. However, Kim does not advise taking antihistamines such as Benadryl on a daily basis because they are sedating.
For continuing daytime use, he prefers the newer, non-sedating, over-the-counter antihistamines (there are several brands). One treatment he favors is such an antihistamine used in tandem with a prescription nasal-steroid spray. Not all these antihistamines are suitable for young children, so consult your doctor before giving them to children with allergies.
Decongestants relieve the swelling associated with a stuffy nose by narrowing the blood vessels, which prevents blood from collecting in the nose. Decongestants are available over-the-counter in oral tablets, liquids, eye drops and nasal sprays. They may not be appropriate for the elderly or for cardiac patients, and Kim cautions that these sprays should not be used longer than three consecutive days to avoid dependence.
Nasal-spray decongestants should not be confused with nasal-steroid sprays such as Nasacort AQ, Flonase or Nasonex, which are applied in a similar fashion, but are suitable for long-term use in treating allergic rhinitis.
When Kim suggests a decongestant to his patients, he generally recommends a combination antihistamine/decongestant. For asthma patients whose allergic symptoms are worse in the spring or fall, Kim suggests speaking to your doctor about increasing your steroid inhaler dosage or switching to an inhaled dose that's a combination long-acting bronchodilator and steroid.
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STRATHAM — The New Hampshire SPCA is thrilled to announce that ten year-old Declan Gregg of Greenland, now famous for his impressive work on horse slaughter prevention, has set his sights on benefiting his favorite horse, Scarlet, here at the New Hampshire SPCA as well as Scarlet's brother Troy.
Scarlet was born here at the NHSPCA in May of 2011 after her mother, Troy and several other horses we seized in a cruelty case.
After hearing about the inhumane and cruel practice of horse slaughter, now ten-year-old Declan decided that he needed to raise his voice. Declan started his own blog, Children 4 Horses, to spread the word about horse advocacy issues and worked diligently with the Million Horse March campaign to collect letters from children to inspire lawmakers to end the slaughter of American horses.
In addition to his Washington visits, Declan testified at a hearing for a bill opposing horse slaughter at the New Hampshire State House in January. Declan's blog, which been visited by individuals in more than 90 countries, provides commentary on horse advocacy issues and also includes horse poetry, horse news, photos, Declan's artwork and stories about others who have made a difference helping horses. |


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Clinton: American Experience
Clinton: American Experience
Newest Entry in the Acclaimed American Experience Presidents Collection Profiles the 42nd President
Part 1 premieres Monday, February 20 at 9 p.m. on Connecticut Public Television (CPTV)
Part 2 premieres Tuesday, February 21 following the UConn vs. Pitt game at approximately 9:30 p.m. on Connecticut Public Television (CPTV)
From draft dodging to the Dayton Accords from Monica Lewinsky to a balanced budget, the presidency of William Jefferson Clinton veered between sordid scandal and grand achievement. In Clinton, the latest installment in the critically acclaimed and successful collection of presidential biographies, American Experience explores the fascinating story of an American president who rose from a turbulent childhood in Arkansas to become one of the most successful politicians in modern American history and one of the most complex and conflicted characters ever to stride across the public stage.
From Emmy and Peabody Award-winning director Barak Goodman (My Lai), the four-hour Clintonseries will premiere in two parts on Connecticut Public Television (CPTV). Part One premieres on Presidents' Day, Monday, February 20 at 9 p.m. and Part Two airs on Tuesday, February 21 following the UConn vs. Pittsburgh game at approximately 9:30 p.m.
This new documentary recounts a career full of accomplishment as well as scandal; a marriage that would make history and create controversy; and a presidency that would define the crucial and transformative period between the fall of the Berlin Wall and 9/11. It follows Clinton across his two terms as he confronted some of the key forces that would shape the future, including partisan political warfare and domestic and international terrorism, and as well as his struggles with uneven success, to define the role of American power in a post-Cold War world. Most memorably, it explores how Clinton's conflicted character defined U.S. history, even as it enraged his enemies and confounded his friends.
Clintonfeatures unprecedented access to scores of Clinton insiders, including White House Press Secretary Dee Dee Myers, White House Counsel Bernard Nussbaum, former White House Chief
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"William Jefferson Clinton is a lightning rod in American history," says Mark Samels, executive producer of American Experience. "It's hard to find anyone who is neutral about the man or his presidency. The complex dynamic between his public accomplishments and his personal foibles makes him endlessly fascinating. At American Experience we like to explore the people who have shaped the times in which they live, and Bill Clinton, both charismatic and confounding, certainly had a profound effect on the country during his presidency."
Clintonis the 16th episode in the American Experience Presidents series. Programs in the series have won dozens of awards including Emmys, Peabodys, and duPont-Columbia Journalism Awards. Previous programs include LBJ, Nixon, FDR, Jimmy Carter, Reagan, and George H.W. Bush.


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