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Hi, everyone.
Over the next several days or so, I should begin posting a variety of arguments for the existence of God. The purpose of this thread is to give context to those arguments so that people have a bird's eye view of them when they are presented and evaluated.
I don't care if you become a Christian or not, nor do I care if you end up becoming any other kind of theist. Rather, my goal on this forum is to persuade you of the following proposition.
"It is not unreasonable to be a Christian theist."
Obviously, this core proposition should be distinguished from the proposition that Christian theism is unreasonable - i.e., crazy, stupid, insane, dishonest, and so on.
My core proposition should also be distinguished from the proposition that Christian theism is true, because something can be false yet reasonable for people to believe. This seems to happen a lot in science. For example, for a long time there could be reasonable disagreement between cosmologists regarding whether the Big Bang theory or the Steady State theory was true. I think atheism and theism are like that: There are a lot of arguments that go both ways, and someone can arrive at either conclusion without broaching rationality (of course, it is also possible to arrive at either conclusion irrationally).
Having said all of that, I'd like to ask whether anyone will agree to my core proposition without argument. I know that some atheists believe that Christianity can be reasonable, so the question is just how many such atheists post on this site.
P.S. If you're interested, you can learn more about my past here, and you can see a sketch of the arguments I'll be using here.
OP is christian or what?
I'm a liberal Christian.
I come here to talk about why theistic belief in God is silly, not to hear reasons why he might exist.
Is that a common sentiment here? I certainly don't want to present arguments if people aren't interested in discussing them.
Atheist Nexus and Atheist Universe are more for those kinds of discussions (theists aren't even allowed at either, as far as I know). Think Atheist is open to theists wanting to debate. It's not, however, open to trolls (from either side).
if it were a common sentiment, you would have gotten a whiff of it in your earlier exchanges in this thread and the other that you made.
Not sure if it's common but it's definitely the way I feel. What got me thinking is, if you don't care if we believe, why bother presenting the argument anyways?
You have a sisyphian task ahead of you. Hardly anyone here is going to take the old, tired proofs for God's existence terribly seriously. You cannot really expect atheists to agree that it's reasonable to believe in a magical sorcerer god.
At least don't bore us. Show us some new thinking.
This is a good point, and it's backed up by some of the other responses I've been getting. Maybe I should ask for specific reasons why people find Christian theism unreasonable and address them individually rather than trying to establish that entire proposition from the ground up.
Lemme know when and where.
Simple really:
As far as hypotheses go, it fails to meet any reasonable standard for that which is worth pursuing. Even if there was a reasonable motive to pursue it, there is no reasonable method by which to do so.
For those who characterize their belief as pure faith, good for them (I guess), but I'm loath to call that reasonable. At best I can recognize that it has a certain pragmatism to it, though one for which I have little appreciation, myself.
For those who hedge their belief on airy notions of probability -- a sort of agnosticism that leans toward God --, I think that's really just taking a regular old "I don't know," drawing a smiley face on it, assigning it a personality, and calling it "God." Far from reasonable.
I guess that last paragraph was a bit ignorant. The smiley face could also be a frowny or angry face. Don't want to pigeonhole an entire, diverse belief system!
Thanks, Kris. This is helpful. I would classify your objections to my core proposition (i.e., "it is not unreasonable to be a Christian theist") under these heads.
The negative evidentialist objection: There isn't any evidence for the existence of God (or there is paltry evidence), and we need evidence for an entity in order to reasonably believe that it exists.
The coherence objection: God is incoherent, or at least incomprehensible or otherwise such as to invalidate human reason if God exists.
The pragmatism objection: Having faith in God on a pragmatic or Pascalian basis is unreasonable.
Since there's a thread about the problem of evil up on this forum, I suppose some people here probably also subscribe to some version of the following.
The positive evidentialist objection: There is good evidence against the existence of God, and it's unreasonable to believe in an entity that there is good evidence against.
Are there any more broad categories that I'm missing? Can anyone think of more concrete instances of important arguments in these categories that I should address?
Can anyone think of more concrete instances of important arguments in these categories that I should address?
I'm afraid I can't make sense of this. Do you or do you not have a proposition to assert and/ or defend in your participation on this site? I have to assume your proposition has (at least in your esteem) some unique or novel value to the members of the forums. If so, what's the point in the members here providing concrete arguments against positions you may or may not even be taking?
Surely you aren't the representative of all Christianity. I doubt most of us expect you to defend against every possible argument we have against every Christian view. I'm sure many members here could fill volumes with criticisms and counters to specific Christian arguments we've heard over the decades, but we've already been there and done that. Not much need to rehash that ground.
If you don't feel that your proposition has any novel value, what's the point of your participation here at all?
Do you or do you not have a proposition to assert and/ or defend in your participation on this site?
I originally intended to defend the core proposition which I quoted and italicized in this OP (namely, "it is not unreasonable to be a Christian theist"). I listed a bunch of arguments for the proposition in a blog post with the intention of discussing them, but I was quickly informed that that was not the right way to go about defending my core proposition.
I asked what the right way to defend the core proposition would be, and I was told that I should start distinct threads for each argument for the core proposition. So, in this thread, I said that I would do that instead. But then, people started asserting that this isn't the right way to defend the core proposition, either.
And now, it looks like I'm going to get banned, because a moderator just asked me the following.
If you don't feel that your proposition has any novel value, what's the point of your participation here at all?
Maybe you're right that this isn't the best place to discuss the reasonableness of Christian theism. The members certainly appear closed to the arguments for Christianity, and for all I know, they have good reasons for being closed to those arguments.
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Dr. Angela M. Lahr, assistant professor of history, has prior teaching experience at Westminster College and has returned to teach during the Fall 2013 semester. She earned an undergraduate degree in history from the University of Evansville in Indiana and a master's and Ph.D. in history from Northern Illinois University. She has teaching experience at Texas A&M, Benedictine University, Northern Illinois University, and Finger Lakes Community College. Lahr published a book titled Millennial Dreams and Apocalyptic Nightmares: The Cold War Origins of Political Evangelicalism. Her research has also been featured in Methodist History. She can be reached at 724-946-6246 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Andrew T. Schwanbeck, visiting assistant professor of media art + design, earned an undergraduate degree in industrial design from the University of Arts in Philadelphia and a MFA in visual communication design from Kent State University. He is the principal for Schwabneck Creative, where he delivers design solutions for clients through various media, including: websites, print communications, branding and environmental graphics. Schwanbeck also has teaching experience from The University of the Arts, American University, and Kent State University. He can be reached at 724-946-7194 or email email@example.com.
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Founded in 1852 and related to the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.), Westminster College ranks first in the nation as "Best College for Women in Science, Technology, Engineering and Math," according to Forbes.com. Westminster is a top-tier liberal arts college and a national leader in graduation rate performance, according to U.S. News Best Colleges guide. Westminster is also honored as one of "The Best 378 Colleges" by The Princeton Review, and is named to the President's Honor Roll for excellence in service learning.
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any distribution news?Despite the critics loving it, it seems we're still waiting for it to be picked up by distributers in the USA,UK,AU,CA........ANY NEWS?????????
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stinkdified wrote:So uh...yeah, apparently the Westboro Church is going to be picketing games 3 and 4...should be interesting.
abc789987 wrote:stinkdified wrote:So uh...yeah, apparently the Westboro Church is going to be picketing games 3 and 4...should be interesting.
Best if everyone would just ignore those trolls...
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cardsfan04 wrote:The call last night was absolutely correct. When I saw it happen in real time, I immediately looked to see if Joyce would call it. When he pointed, I started celebrating. And, I think it's a good rule too. Here's why. It's not a punishment for the defense. It's not like a 5 yard penalty for being offside or anything. The sole purpose of the rule is to make the runner whole. There was nothing Middlebrooks could have done, but that doesn't (and shouldn't) matter. When the ball went into the OF, the game was effectively over. Without being tripped up, Craig scores easily, which is what the rule is trying to rectify.
It sucks for Boston. It really does, but they didn't lose the game on obstruction. They lost it on an errant throw. And let's not forget, the only reason Middlebrooks was in Craig's way at all is because of the awful throw that his teammate made.
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Finding out the past owners of my 1970 Firebird??
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I bought a car ( 1970 Pontiac Firebird ) in October of 2011 from a guy here in Michigan, he bought it off of an E-bay auction from a guy in Pennsylvania. We recently found out that my wife's father owned a 1970 Firebird and lived just a mere 25 miles away from where my Firebird was bought from. I'm trying to find out for sure if this car is actually the same car her Dad had back in the mid 80's. ANY help would be appreciated!!! THANKS!!! One last tidbit, he has since passed away (her Dad) so I can't just ask him to look at his old paperwork etc.. There has GOT to be a way, somehow....
redmustang66 Posts: 1Hello, and good luck finding your firebird. I am searching for mine. I sold it about 1984 0r 1985 to a young guy that lived in Maryland. Let me know if you have any luck. I dont have a vin # either, but I was told if you have a former tag # that the dmv may have that information on microfilm.. also, you might be able to find the vin # with the former insurance company. It depends on who you deal with and how far they want to go for you... Good Luck
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,450sometimes it's a tough thing to do because of privacy issues. Also many state DMVs don't keep records for too long--they purge them out of the computers.
You might try scrounging around the car, under seats, etc. Sometimes that turns up some interesting clues!
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uplanderguy Kent, OHPosts: 7,802It should show the destination. That would quickly let him know if his theory is correct or not. We are so lucky in the Studebaker hobby that names and addresses of original owners are available at the Studebaker National Museum archives, but only for 1960 and newer models.
Looking back, I don't see that his father-in-law was necessarily the original owner of the Firebird, though.
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Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,450A lot of it is due to privacy laws. I'm surprised the Studebaker museum gets away with it actually, but probably a lot of those people are dead by now, so no one raises a stink. I certainly don't want someone tracking me down about the '63 Riviera I used to own. I'd much rather post the info on a club registry.
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uplanderguy Kent, OHPosts: 7,802
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,450yeah I hear ya, but it's kind of creepy to be tracked down. Some people can be very intrusive and real busybodies.
Really you don't mind some stranger knocking on your door asking you if you still have the left rear hubcap and was it you who welded the frame that just broke? :PMODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!
uplanderguy Kent, OHPosts: 7,802Not even remotely.
I know two folks personally, now, who were original owners of '60's Studes. Someone called the one guy, asking about his '64 supercharged black Cruiser sedan from the info in the museum. He's not a Stude hobbyist and was amused by being contacted. The second person was a 20-year old college student when she bought her new Avanti and was delighted that I was able to get her retail sale card copy from the museum. -
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uplanderguy Kent, OHPosts: 7,802Whatever. I don't see it as much different that having old paperwork in the car and going to any public library and looking through their old city directories for addresses and phone numbers. I can say unequivocally that I have not heard one single complaint about it.
As I posted, the one guy who was contacted by someone I don't know, is from my hometown, and he was amused about it all. And the guy is now 80 years old and was never a Studebaker hobbyist.
Ancestry.com can give similar information on people from the past and is doing a booming business now.
Personally, I have written one person based on original ownership information I found at the Studebaker Museum. It was about a Lark with supercharger and factory sunroof...a two-door sedan with the complete "Super" package. I wrote politely and included a S.A.S.E. I did get a reply in shaky handwriting that he was friends with his hometown Stude dealer but did not remember owning that particular car!
As I've mentioned on Edmunds before, the original owner of my former Stude contacted me, although I knew his name beforehand from production paperwork on my car at the Museum (they did not have a retail sale card for my serial number there, but since my car was picked up at the plant it had the owner's name on the build sheet). He looked me up and drove from Detroit to NE OH to meet us and see the car. He is not a hobbyist per se but we had a wonderful visit.
I think there is nothing that would keep someone from getting a build sheet for their Pontiac from PHS that would have a dealer name on it, along with the town, and spending a few minutes online getting a similar name there now and writing that person.
Do you feel it would be bad for the Firebird club to give information someone had on the car he's looking for, back to the original owner if someone knew it? -
Mr_Shiftright CaliforniaPosts: 46,450I think you're confusing public records vs. private information. If I go to a car dealer today, and ask them about the car owned by Mr. Uplander, and could I have his name and address to talk to him about the car, they would say no, and I agree with that.
If I found a slip of paper in the car with a receipt to Mr. Uplander, and I looked his name up in a public directory, I have no problem with research like that.
when I buy items today I do not expect that transaction to be distributed to the public. "Hey, Mr Shiftright, how do you like that smart phone you bought last week? Costco gave me your name..."MODERATOR --Need help with anything? Click on my name!
uplanderguy Kent, OHPosts: 7,802In our hometown of Greenville, PA, Dart Chevrolet-Cadillac, where my Dad always dealt, actually wrote the last name of the previous owner in the upper right-hand corner of the "OK Used Cars" tag that would hang in the left quarter window, along with the asking price of the car. I can remember two occasions when folks called us asking about the car. Dad obliged and was fine with that.
But then, we were from a small town and friendly like that. -
uplanderguy Kent, OHPosts: 7,802There was never any question that PHS didn't provide the owner's name, but I was saying earlier that it wouldn't be hard to, minimally, get the name of the dealership and Google people with the same last name in that town. At least with the destination of the car available, the original poster might be able to ascertain if it was possible that the car was the one he was inquiring about.
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Blepharitis (blef-uh-RI-tis) is inflammation that affects the eyelids. Blepharitis usually involves the part of the eyelid where the eyelashes grow.
Blepharitis commonly occurs when tiny oil glands located near the base of the eyelashes malfunction. This leads to inflamed, irritated and itchy eyelids. Several diseases and conditions can cause blepharitis.
Blepharitis is often a chronic condition that is difficult to treat. Blepharitis can be uncomfortable and may be unattractive, but it usually doesn't cause permanent damage to your eyesight.
Blepharitis symptoms and signs include:
If you have blepharitis symptoms and signs that don't seem to be improving despite good hygiene — regular cleaning and care of the affected area — make an appointment with your doctor.
The exact cause of blepharitis isn't clear. Factors associated with the development of blepharitis include:
Blepharitis may be caused by a combination of factors.
If you have blepharitis, you may also experience:
You're likely to start by seeing your family doctor or a general practitioner. If your doctor suspects you may have an eyelid problem, such as blepharitis, you may be referred to an eye specialist (optometrist or ophthalmologist).
Because appointments can be brief, and because there's often a lot of ground to cover, it's a good idea to be prepared for your appointment. Here's some information to help you get ready, and what to expect from your doctor.
Your time with your doctor is limited, so preparing a list of questions will help you make the most of your time together. List your questions from most important to least important in case time runs out. For blepharitis, some basic questions to ask your doctor include:
In addition to the questions that you've prepared to ask your doctor, don't hesitate to ask additional questions.
Your doctor is likely to ask you a number of questions. Being ready to answer them may allow more time to cover points you want to address. Your doctor may ask:
As you wait for your appointment, you may find some relief from eye irritation by gently washing your eyelids a few times each day. To wash your eyelids:
Avoid anything that irritates your eyes, such as eye makeup and contact lenses.
Tests and procedures used to diagnose blepharitis include:
Treatment for blepharitis can include:
Blepharitis rarely disappears completely. Even with successful treatment, relapses are common.
If you have blepharitis, follow this self-care remedy once or twice a day:
Continue this treatment until your signs and symptoms disappear. Although you may be able to decrease the frequency of eyelid soaking and washing, you should maintain an eyelid-care routine to keep the condition under control. If you experience a flare-up, resume once- or twice-daily self-care treatment.
It also may be a good idea to stop using eye makeup when your eyelids are inflamed. Makeup can make it harder to keep your eyelids clean and free of debris, and it's possible that makeup could reintroduce bacteria to the area or cause an allergic reaction.
If you have dandruff that's contributing to your blepharitis, ask your doctor to recommend a dandruff shampoo. Using a dandruff-controlling shampoo may relieve your blepharitis signs and symptoms.
Although there aren't any alternative medicine treatments that have been found to conclusively help ease the symptoms of blepharitis, a diet rich in omega-3 fatty acids or supplements containing omega-3 fatty acids, may be helpful for blepharitis associated with rosacea. Omega-3 fatty acids are found in foods such as salmon, tuna, trout, flaxseed and walnuts.
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GHRI-Tested Hiking Boots
Hiking is great for recreation (it's scenic) and exercise (just a half hour burns 200 calories), and is basically free once you have the right footwear. To help you find the best, we had avid and novice hikers hit the trails and try out eight lightweight boots for spring. In our labs, we also put the boots through water- and mud-resistance tests and determined how well the linings wick away sweat. We also asked our consumer testers to rate ease of putting the shoe on and off, as well as the appearance. If you're ready for a trip in the great outdoors, make sure you are well equipped with the right hiking boots, and hiking socks, for your trek.
For All-Terrain Jaunts: Keen Voyageur Mid ($110)
While not waterproof, the Keen Voyageur Mid sheds mud and dirt easily. You can take this pair out after the rain (just not during it). These Keens were also the testers' favorite for fit and comfort, with a wide toe for ample wiggle room. Testers also thought these were reasonably easy to pull on and off, and gave them good grades for looks. One negative: While the boots claim moisture management, the inside fabric did poorly on our test, a consideration if you have sweat-prone feet. In Drizzle/Surf Spray and Dark Earth/Rust, and sizes 5 to 11. (keenfootwear.com)
Superior Rain Resistance: Columbia Pagora Mid Omni Tech ($90)
The comfortable Columbias easily shed caked-on mud and aced our water-resistance test with nary a drop coming through. However, they also sealed in moisture: The lining didn't wick in our tests (not good for sweat-prone feet). If sweating isn't an issue, or you hike in a cool climate, you'll find these boots quite comfortable: They received the highest score in cushioning from our testers. Fashion-conscious hikers, take note: These scored in the bottom three for appearance. In Light Grey and British Tan and sizes 5 to 11 and 12. (columbia.com)
Waterproof and Sweat-Proof: The North Face Vindicator Mid GTX ($120)
This boot achieves that delicate balance of keeping feet dry from both outside and in. It also cleaned up well in our mud tests, with dirt easily washing off. Testers rated these boots in the top two for ease of putting on and taking off and gave them a top score for appearance. There may be a breaking-in period to soften the stiff material, and some testers thought these ran small. In Shroom Brown/Larkspur Green and Classic Khaki/Auburn Brown and sizes 5 to 11. (thenorthface.com)
Light and Breathable: Merrell Siren Song Mid ($110)
The mesh construction of the Merrell Siren Song Mid makes this boot lightweight and breathable (read: good for sweat-prone feet), not unlike a running shoe. For the same reason, it's not waterproof. It was the only non-waterproof hiking boot to receive a top score for moisture management, as well as receiving an above-average score for mud resistance. Consumer hikers found these comfortable and gave them top marks for looks, as well as how easy they are to put on and pull off. In Seagrass and Brown and sizes 5 to 11. (merrell.com)
Budget Buy: Bean's Trail Model Hikers, Mid-Cut ($59)
No need to hike up your budget the LL Bean is the least expensive boot of the test. It also is a good performer for a non-waterproof boot, rating high for comfort and ease of pulling on and off, and the highest for support of all boots tested. The fit does run short, so consider sizing up a half-size. Although the interior lining claims to have moisture management, it did not do well on our tests. In Blue Stone/Peacock Blue and Soft Sable/Putty, and sizes 6 to 11, medium and wide widths. (llbean.com)
The North Face Sorceress ($110)
Another waterproof pick, this North Face style didn't stand out as much as the pricier Vindicator. It aced our water- and mud-resistance tests but suffered a bit in our consumer testing. Comfort marks were middling, with some hikers complaining that the top of the boot rises awkwardly, irritating the upper front part of their feet. And, while it doesn't make the claim of moisture management, the interior fabric did a poor job at moving moisture; indeed, this is not a good boot for anyone with sweaty feet. Appearance grades were also average. In Plaza Taupe Beige/Butter Yellow only, and sizes 5 to 11. (thenorthface.com)
Keen Genoa Peak Mid WP ($120)
The Keen Genoa Peaks are water-resistant and received a high score when it came to mud resistance, with very limited staining left behind after cleaning. Our consumer hikers thought the boot was supportive but not particularly comfortable, and very difficult to pull on and off. They also weren't fans of its bright colors and awkward stitching, giving it their second-lowest mark for style. In Shitake/Orange Ochre only and sizes 6 to 11. (keenfootwear.com)
Hi-Tec V-Lite Cypress WPi ($115)
The Hi-Tec just isn't worth its hefty price. It scored well on water- and mud-resistance tests but poorly on moisture management, despite a claim that the interior fabric is sweat-wicking. Many of our testers complained about the overall shape and fit of the boot, as well as its stiffness, which made for awkward walking until the boot was more broken in. The Cypress also took home last place for ease of putting on and off and for appearance. In Smokey Brown/Taupe/Golden Haze only and sizes 5 to 11. (hi-tec.com)


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Fox New Digit Full Finger Glove 2013
Feel the difference with Clarino. Clarino material is lightweight, durable, soft, flexible, comfortable, breathable and machine washable.
Had the digits for years now, this is my 3rd set of Digits over 4 years. This model is less comfortable, stitching location is not precise around the fingers which make you feel the stitching against the grip. Do not use them any more, waste of money.
Good snug fit. Not as breathable as I expected. Plastic feeling palms. Think they will be good in the wet!
I love these gloves. They are a good fit for my large hands (XL glove) The palm material is tough, but still allows for good feel on the bar. Also, you can still access your phone with these on. I would recommend these.
If you want a durable glove with no pads this is the one. I have used these gloves for years and love how they feel and how well they wear.
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SEATTLE, June 24, 2013 - As part of the Obama administration's work to make the United States health-care system more affordable and accountable, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) released 2011 data in early May that shows significant variation across the country and within communities in what providers charge for common services. These data include information comparing the charges for the 100 most common inpatient services and 30 common outpatient services. Providers determine what they will charge for items and services provided to patients and these charges are the average amount the providers bill for an item or service. The following information is intended to help patients and family members better understand this complicated topic.
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Swedish/Edmonds Announces Plans for Hospital Expansion; Addition Includes New Emergency Department, Urgent Care and Outpatient Imaging
EDMONDS, WASH., June 14, 2013 — Fulfilling a promise to the community to make significant investments in advanced medical services and technology, today Swedish/Edmonds announced plans for a $63.5 million expansion at the existing hospital campus. Construction of a two-story, 77,000-square-foot facility will feature a new emergency department (ED) with a dedicated behavioral health unit and urgent care center. It will also include a new outpatient diagnostic imaging center, observation unit, front entry, and parking garage. The building's second floor will be reserved for future expansion of hospital services. Construction is expected to begin in spring 2014, with completion of the ED and urgent care center in the fall of 2015.
Swedish Celebrates Dr. Saul Rivkin's Long, Impressive Career as a Devoted, Accomplished Medical Oncologist and Researcher in Fight Against Ovarian Cancer
SEATTLE, June 6, 2013 – Swedish Cancer Institute (SCI) announced today that Saul Rivkin, M.D., medical oncologist, as well as founder and board chair of the Marsha Rivkin Center for Ovarian Cancer Research, will retire from his clinical practice at SCI on July 1, 2013. The highly respected and revered physician, who is 77 years old and has five daughters and seven grandchildren, Dr. Rivkin is best known for his committed, tenacious approach to fighting cancer and the personal connection he has established with the thousands of patients he has cared for over the years.
Swedish Chief Executive Kevin Brown to Take Top Post at Piedmont Health in Atlanta; Marcel Loh Named Interim Leader, National Search Begins
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SEATTLE, April 1, 2013 – Swedish Health Services today announced that Chief Executive Kevin Brown is leaving Swedish to take a new position as CEO of Piedmont Healthcare in Atlanta.
New Cancer Center to Open April 1 at Swedish/Edmonds; Outpatient Facility to Provide Medical Oncology, Infusion Services Close to Home
Swedish Cancer Institute at Edmonds opens to the public at an April 17 ribbon-cutting ceremony on the Swedish/Edmonds campus. (Left to right) David Loud, aide from Congressman Jim McDermott, M.D.; Swedish Cancer Institute Medical Oncologist Richard McGee, M.D.; Swedish/Edmonds Chief Executive Dave Jaffe; and Swedish Cancer Institute Executive Director Thomas D. Brown, M.D., MBA, cut the ribbon during the event that attracted 250 visitors. The two-story facility, located at 21632 Highway 99 in Edmonds, provides high-quality and comprehensive medical oncology to patients through an infusion unit, laboratory, pharmacy, and access to Swedish's electronic medical record system.
EDMONDS, WASH., March 21, 2013 – Swedish Health Services will open a new outpatient cancer center at the Edmonds campus on Monday, April 1, 2013 in response to the growing need for medical oncology and infusion (chemotherapy) services in the south Snohomish and north King County area. The new two-story, 17,102-square-foot facility is anticipated to handle as many as 175 patient visits each day and provide increased access to cancer-care services for people living north of Seattle.
Minor & James Medical OB/GYN Interviewed on KING 5 TV about Preparing for Motherhood
SEATTLE, Feb. 19, 2013 - As part of a week-long series on childbirth-related topics, KING 5 TV's (NBC) morning newscast featured a live, in-studio interview about preparing for motherhood with Minor & James Medical OB/GYN Robin Cole, M.D.
Swedish Ballard OB/GYN Helps Discuss The Pros and Cons of At-Home and Hospital Births on KUOW Radio
SEATTLE, Feb. 12, 2003 - Joy Zia, M.D., who is a physician with Swedish OB/GYN Ballard, took part in a discussion today on KUOW Radio (94.9 FM; NPR) about the pros and cons of at-home and hospital births.


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The College News Volume V. No. 11 BRYN MAWR, PA., DECEMBER 19, 1918 Price 5 Cents VARSITY WINDS UP VICTORIOUS SEASON Defeats Merion 14-0 Bettering Its fine undefeated record of last year by avoiding any tie score, Var- sity this year stands without a peer in Philadelphia hockey circles. Merion was the last victim of the champion eleven, losing in their annual game last Saturday. 14-0. In spite of Merlon's lacking two play- ers, they put up a good fight against the swifter and better organised Varsity team. The good passing between the in- sides and the wings was largely respon- sible for Bryn Mawfs easy victory. G. Hearne "19 and Captain Tyler '19 made six goals with little difficulty. B. Weaver '20 and M. Carey '20 followed up well and played a steady game, B. Weaver inter- cepting M. Mutch's long runs and passes again and again. A. Townsend, Merlon's captain and an All-Philadelphia star, was the backbone of the Merlon defense. E. Lanier '19 and M. Warren '21, sub- stitutes, both won B. M.'s for playing In two Varsity games. Varsity. Merion. O. Hearne"*.... R. W.........K. Ogden A.Stiles**........ R.I........M.Willard M. Tyler****...... C.............E. Barr P. Prance*....... L.I........-------------- LIEUT. CONINGSBY DAWSON ON SPIRITUAL VICTORIES OF WAR M. E.Tyler(c)*** L. W........M. Mutch B. Weaver*...... R. H.........Mrs. Kolf M. Carey......... C. H........H. Tenney E. Lanier........ L H.......M. Spencer E. Donohue....... R. F. .(c.) A. Townsend M. Warren....... L. F..........M. Guest E. WllliamB....... O........-------------- WAR EPI80DE8 INFORMALLY TOLD BY WEARER OF LEGION OF HONOR Referee�M. Branson '16, first half; D. Hall '19, second half. VARSITY UNDEFEATED AND UNEQUALLED Captain Tyler '19 has piloted Varsity through an undefeated season. In spite of the influenza quarantine, which pre- vented any games until late this fall, Varsity has succeeded, by playing twice a week and by post-season games, not only in playing every game on Its sched- ule but in winning every one. Since the beginning of Varsity hockey matches In 1902 this record has been made only once before, in 1917. The following is the record for the past four years:0 �15-'16 'le-'l? "lT-'lS ,18-*19 Lansdowne . . 2-1 8-1 4-1 6-0 Oennantown . 3-6 2-1 5-5 4-3 Philadelphia . 2-3 5-3 unofficial 5-3 New York .. . 8-0 . 8-1 4-0 5-4 3-0 Baltimore ... . 13-4 Haddonfleld . � � 6-0 6-2 in Merion ..... I 5-0 6-2 14-0 All-Phila. ... . 34 3-0 10-4 6-3 39-21 33-5 36-18 50-10 Nearly $600 in Adrnisiions The last lap of the war, which is to be fought not by soldiers but by civilians, was the theme of a lecture by Lieut. Con- ingsby Dawson. of the Canadian Field Ar- tillery, Saturday night in the gymnasium. "The real war is to start when the fight- ing is ended, in a revolution of Ideals and ideas which will make the French Revo- lution look like a dime show," said Lieu- tenant Dawson. War has taught the men to be tender, he continued. It has taught them that it Is the spirit that counts. They know that it isn't life that matter*, but the courage put into It. "Last, and greatest, they have learned the glory of renouncing self. . . . War has taught soldiers, civilians, and nations, how to share. "God has proved Himself in this war." The Hun was stopped in many cases by happy accidents rather than by human effort. Lieutenant Dawson cited the ex- amples of Mona, where the advancing German hosts halted at the ghostly appa- rition of the "angels of Mons," and of Villers-Bretonneau. Telling of the deci- sive victory last spring at Villers- Bretonneau, he said that the British line there had really broken, leaving only such men as army cooks and grooms to be rushed up to nil the gap. On the appear- ance overhead of three Hun scouting planes they foolishly let off their rifles at them�and the Germans retired home to report that the front was held by storm troops. So the attack was delayed until Australian troops could be brought up In force. "When we were over there we used to have the feeling that all the beautiful things of life were left at home with you; we idealized you," said Lieutenant Daw- son. "Now the men coming back don't want the gates of heroism to clang to. Don't let us ever get to the point where It is impossible, for one reason or an- other, for a man to live and die a Gallant Gentleman." An example of spiritual triumph over physical defects was cited in the case of a man who, being rejected by every branch of the service except the Mos- quito Fleet on account of his eyes. Joined there, and by his heroism won. In a year and a half, the D. S. O., the V. C. and his LJeutenant-Commandershlp. Lieutenant Dawson will go to Russia under the British Army in January. Lieutenant Beranger of French Army Ascribes His Life to the American Red Cross "The Uttle boy of the Red Cross�to go wherever he is sent," was the self- assumed title of Lieutenant Beranger, of the 161st Infanterle, who spoke infor- mally in Rockefeller last Friday after- noon for the Christmas membership drive of the Red Cross. Lieutenant Beranger wore the Legion of Honor, awarded at Verdun by General Petaln, and the Crolx de Guerre with three palms and stars, in- dicating citations before company, regi- ment and army. His division has been cited four times. From three years' experience in the trenches, Lieutenant Beranger drew epi- sodes of war which he described with a dramatic charm and keen sense of humor. Lieutenant Beranger, after a convales- cence from wounds of a month and a half, sailed for America the day after the ar- mistice was signed. He is one of six brothers, all of whom survive the war. To the American Red Cross he ascribed his recovery. "Good medicine," he said of the American nurse who cared for him. Cut off from his company with five companions and surrounded by the en- emy at Verdun, Lieutenant Beranger and his poilus took refuge in a shell hole, where they were Joined by other strag- glers. After exhausting their ammuni- tion, they fixed bayonets under his lead- ership and charged, shouting, through German patrols In safety to the French lines. Their defense In the shell hole had made possible the consolidation of the French line against the oncoming German. Telling simply of Petain's ar- rival at headquarters and inquiry for him. Lieutenant Beranger said modestly, fin- gering his Legion of Honor, "he pulled this from his pocket, and kissed me on both cheeks�like a father." The Red Cross and Allied Relief De- partment of the War Council, under whose auspices Lieutenant Beranger spoke, entertained him at tea in Pem- broke East and he dined with Mme. Riviere at Low Buildings. VARSITY PLAYS TO BE CAST THE WEEK AFTER VACATION Over $500 was netted from Lieutenant Dawson's lecture. �Varsity score first of two figures. NEW PLAN FOR NEXT COMPETITION 1920 VERSU8 1021 The next News competition will take place immediately after mid-years. The position open is that of Junior editor to fill the place of E. Luetkemyer. 8everal Juniors are already candidates. Contrary to precedent Sophomore* will be allowed to compete with Juniors for the position, although three Sophomores have already made the board. The win- ner will determine the preponderance of her claaa on the New*. OR. BARTON ORDAINED EPI8COPAL MINI8TER Will Be Curate at the Church of the Redeemer Dr. George A. Barton. Professor of Bib- lical Literature and Semitic Languages, was ordained a minister of the Protestant Episcopal Church by Bishop Rhlnelander, at the Church of the Redeemer, Bryn Mawr, last Saturday morning. Bishop Rhlnelander received Dr. and Mr*. Barton into the Episcopal Church last spring. Beginning this week Dr. Barton will act aa curate at the Church of the Re- deemer. Bryn Mawr. His connection with the Church of the Redeemer involve* no reeponslblUtlet that will Interfere with his work at the College. Eight Parts Jo be Filled The week after the Christmas vacation has been set for the casting of the Var- sity Plays, Barrie's Rosalind and Brig- house's Maid of France. It is hoped that the casting will be completed in a week. Rehearsals will not be again until after mid-years. The parts of The Merry Death have been cast for some time, but are subject to change. Rosalind stands out as the most promi- nent character of the three plays. The other parts of Barrie's piece are a boy In love with Rosalind and an old lady with whom she lives. In the Maid of France are twin feminine parts, a flower girl and the statue of Jeanne d'Arc, the two prov- ing in the end to be identical. A Poilu and two Tommies complete the cast. "Rosalind" "Rosalind" concerns an actress who plays Rosalind, but is really a charming middle-aged lady who loves tea and car- pet slippers. A devoted admirer of the stage beauty discovers this motherly per- son to be the same as the charming young heroine. The play has much clever dialogue. "A Maid of France" In "A Maid of France" Harold Brig- house has created something new In the way of war atmosphere. Jeanne d'Arc. who cannot endure the laurel of England on her brow, is made to understand why England In no longer an enemy of France, by a French Pollu and an English "Tommy." who dream at the foot of her statue. Two minor characters necessary to the plot are an English soldier and a flower girl. "The Merry Death" The story of "The Merry Death" by Evreinov is the old Harlequin theme re- written. The plot Is light and fantastic, woven around the love of Columbine, the wife of Pierrot, for Harlequin, who Is to die. MORE CHRISTMAS STOCKINGS FILLED THAN EVER BEFORE 210 Christmas stockings,�more than ever before,�have been filled this year, under the auspices of the Sewing and Junk Committees. Those filled by stu- dents in Rockefeller go to old ladies, 50 go to Bates House children at the Spring Street Settlement in New York, 40 to the Kensington Settlement In Philadelphia, and the rest to the children of the Italian workmen on the campus and to colored schools in the South. V. EVANS AND F. HOLLING8HEAD NEW 80PHOMORE "NEWS" EOITOR8 In the closest competition in the his- tory of the News board, Victoria Evans and Frances Hollingshead have won the positions of Sophomore editors. Frances Rlker ran a close third In the competi- tion. Classes Will Maintain War Work 1921 have voted to conscript themselvea for at least an hour's war work a week. A failure to live up to the agreement will mean double the work the following week accompanied by a small fine. The other three classes are signing up the length of time they are willing to give and will regulate the matter by public opinion. NOTICE TO UNDERGRADUATES All undergraduates who will be In or near Philadelphia on January 1*L are cordially Invited to a New Year's recep- tion at the College Club. 1300 Spruce Street, from 3.30 to �. VARIED CHRISTMA8 FE8TIVITIE8 Denbigh Gives Spirit of Old England A Dickens Christmas in Denbigh was the most novel of last night's parties. The hospitality of Merrie England was ex- pressed by C. Donnelley '21. hostess of the manor, with her attendant Jester In cap and bells. A band of waits, led by B. Ferguson '21, sang old carols. The dining-room was twined with holly, and lighted by Christmas candles. Stockings hung by the biasing Yule-log. presided over by Santa Claus and his page. The Sophomore committee to arrange the revels was D. Lubin. L Beckwith. and A. Taylor. The Denbigh merrymakers later danced In Rockefeller, to the music of an outside orchestra. Dinner at Rock was enliv- ened by gay costumes, stunts and toasts. The center of the Jollification was a Christmas tree for the maids. The party was planned by the hall representatives (Continued on page i. column 1.) �H
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