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Lear hasn't said much for public consumption since emerging from bankruptcy last November but this week the firm invited members of the press to its Southfield, Michigan headquarters to show off what appeared to be an impressive array of high power management products for hybrid and electric vehicles.
Lear is not pursuing battery or electric motor technology but focuses on critical electrical power management components and systems, including high voltage terminals, connectors, and wire harnesses; high power distribution boxes, and battery charging gear.
Its products include a proprietary integrated power module (IPM), a battery monitoring system, DC-AC traction inverters, DC-DC converters, voltage quality modules (VQM), auxiliary power-plug inverters, and a dual storage management unit for "smart" control of multiple voltage sources. Lear says its IPM can integrate up to four major modules, reduce mass by 15 percent, and reduce total system cost. It claims its battery monitoring system has the lowest profile currently available.
Company executives said they decided to pursue power management about 18 months ago, hired the necessary engineering talent, developed the products, and obtained production contracts with major automakers. The contracts they can talk about include charging systems on the 2010 Chevrolet Volt, Renault Kangoo, and Daimler EV Smart.
"There has been a significant amount of discussion in the media about the electrification of vehicles, with emphasis on OEMs, the smart grid, electric drives and the batteries needed for these vehicles," says Jeneanne Hanley, vice president, Electrical Power Management, Business Development & Strategy. "But there is also an entire architecture of high power components and systems needed to enable the hybrid and electric vehicles that directly influence everything from the technical performance and efficiency of the system to the consumer interface. This is right where Lear's High Power Systems come into play."
Glenn Denomme, vice president, Global Hybrid & EV Systems Engineering, adds that Lear has 36 global manufacturing and engineering facilities that deliver cost-effective high power charging, electrical distribution, and energy management systems across the world."

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Green Bay student wins dream trip to Cooperstown
Kelsey Willems' favorite baseball team, the Milwaukee Brewers, fell just short of their World Series dreams this fall.
But Kelsey and her father Bob got to live the dream of every baseball fan with an October visit to the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
Kelsey, an eighth grader at Bay View Middle School in Green Bay, Wis., was selected as the grand prize winner of the annual Step Up to the Plate @ Your Library program. The Hall of Fame and the American Library Association partner for the program, which promotes libraries and librarians as essential information resources.
As a seventh grader, Kelsey entered the contest by answering a series of baseball trivia questions developed by the Hall of Fame's Library staff.
"Our school librarian, Mrs. Wells, handed us the contest forms when we were doing research on Jackie Robinson," Kelsey said. "And Miss Cook, our language arts teacher, encouraged us to enter.
"I have to admit: My dad helped me with the answers."
Kelsey and her father's reward was a trip to Cooperstown for Saturday's World Series Gala at the Hall of Fame. Both father and daughter are Brewers fans and sported Brewers T-shirts during their Hall of Fame visit on Saturday, then watched Game 3 of the World Series in the Museum's Grandstand Theater.
"I had tickets to Game 2 of the World Series if the Brewers had gotten there, so I would have gone to Game 2 on Thursday night and then come here on Saturday," said Bob Willems. "That didn't happen, but this is still a very special trip."
Dad and daughter sought out all the Brewers' artifacts in the Museum, including Robin Yount's Hall of Fame plaque and the Brewers' locker in the Today's Game exhibit. Kelsey's favorite Brewers are Nyjer Morgan and Prince Fielder.
"The Museum was a lot bigger than I expected," Kelsey said.
For more information on the Step Up to the Plate @ Your Library program, please visit http://www.ala.org/@yourlibrary.
Craig Muder is the director of communications at the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum.
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CHICAGO—January 2015—IIT Chicago-Kent College of Law has experts available to discuss current legal issues. To reach experts on IIT's Downtown Campus, please call Gwen Osborne, director of public affairs, (312) 906-5251. Press releases and media advisories are available on our website: www.kentlaw.iit.edu/news. For assistance with breaking news stories, follow us on Twitter @ChicagoKentLaw.
President Barack Obama will deliver his sixth State of the Union address to Congress on January 20. The president has indicated that a portion of his speech will introduce new initiatives designed to increase cybersecurity, and to improve sick leave and paid family leave options for working Americans.
- IIT Chicago-Kent Professor Richard Warner is available for media comment about cybersecurity. Professor Warner is the co-author of Unauthorized Access: The Crisis in Online Privacy and Security and a member of the U.S. Secret Service's Electronic and Financial Crimes Task Force.
- Professor Martin H. Malin, director of IIT Chicago-Kent's Institute for Law and the Workplace, can comment on leave programs. Professor Malin is the author of The Legal and Administrative Context of Work and Family Leave and Related Policies in the USA, Canada and the European Union.
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The January 18, 2012, Internet blackout was the shot heard 'round the cyber world. More than 115,000 websites, including Wikipedia, Google and Twitter, "went black" in a day of self-censorship. "It was an incredible example of democracy in action, of civic engagement when the people — not the lawyers, lobbyists, government officials or courts — were at the forefront of the fight to save the Internet," says IIT Chicago-Kent Professor Edward Lee, author of How People Defeated Hollywood and Saved the Internet — For Now. According to Professor Lee, the Internet battle is not over. He is the founder of The Free Internet Project (TFIP), a nonprofit organization that provides a user-friendly resource for the international public to follow, share, and comment on the latest bills, decisions, constitutional amendments, and technologies to protect the Internet. He is available for media comment.
What would Professor Kingsfield do? The Paper Chase's fictional Harvard Law Professor Charles Kingsfield and his use of the Socratic method have been immortalized by John Jay Osborn, Jr.'s novel and by the late actor John Houseman's portrayals on television and in film. Technology has changed the teaching of law since the paper chase of the 1970s, but IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor Sheldon H. Nahmod says use of laptops use by students in the Socratic classroom can have adverse effects. Professor Nahmod, who uses the Socratic method in his constitutional law classes, further explained his concerns in a recent Nahmod Law blog post. He may be reached for comment.
Digital Peepholes: Remote Activation of Webcams: Technology Law and Policy is a report following a two-year investigation undertaken by the CK Privacy Program at IIT Chicago-Kent. While webcams have transformed entertainment, medicine, home security, and many other fields, hundreds of thousands of people have been the targets of surreptitious remote webcam activation. To date, there has been no meaningful legislative response to the problem. Digital Peepholes is available for download at www.ckprivacy.org. IIT Chicago-Kent Distinguished Professor Lori Andrews and attorney Dan Massoglia, part of the team that compiled the report, are available to discuss the risks and propose policy solutions related to remote webcam activation.
On January 16, 1865, Union Army General William Tecumseh Sherman issued Special Field Orders, No. 15. Under the military orders, 400,000 acres of land along the coast of Florida, Georgia and South Carolina were confiscated from former slave owners and divided into 40-acre parcels to be given as settlements for newly emancipated slaves. IIT Chicago-Kent Professor Bernadette Atuahene says those slaves who never received the land were deprived of their property and dignity and likens the episode to the "dignity takings" experienced by blacks in South Africa whose land was taken during apartheid. Professsor Atuahene, the author of We Want What's Ours: Learning from South Africa's Land Restitution Program, interviewed more than 150 participants in the first phase of the land restitution program. She is available for interviews about that program's successes and failures and what the next phase of the program should encompass.
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Muscle cramps are when a muscle gets tight (contracts) without you trying to do so. The muscle gets tight and does not relax. Cramps may involve all or part of one or more muscles.
The most commonly involved muscle groups are:
Cramps in the feet, hands, arms, abdomen, and along the rib cage are also very common.
Muscle cramps are common and may be stopped by stretching the muscle. The cramping muscle may feel hard or bulging.
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Muscle spasms are different than muscle twitches , which are covered in a separate article.
Muscle cramps are common and often occur when a muscle is overused or injured. Working out when you haven't had enough fluids (dehydration) or when you have low levels of minerals such as potassium or calcium can also make you more likely to have a muscle spasm.
Muscle cramps can occur while you play tennis or golf, bowl, swim, or do any other exercise.
They can also be triggered by:
If you have a muscle cramp, stop your activity and try stretching and massaging the muscle.
Heat will relax the muscle when the spasm begins, but ice may be helpful when the pain has improved.
If the muscle is still sore, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory medications can help with pain. If the muscle cramps are severe, your health care provider can prescribe other medicines.
The most common cause of muscle cramps during sports activity is not getting enough fluids. Often, drinking water will ease the cramping. However, water alone doesn't always help. Salt tablets or sports drinks, which also replenish lost minerals, can be helpful.
Other tips for relieving muscle cramps:
Call your doctor or nurse if your muscle cramps:
Your doctor or nurse will examine you and ask questions about your symptoms and medical history, such as:
Blood tests may be done to check for the following:
Pain medicines may be prescribed.
Wang LH, Pestronk A. Muscle pain and cramps In: Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, Mazziotta JC, eds. Bradley's Neurology in Clinical Practice. 6th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2012:chap 26.
Brinker MR, O'Connor DP, Almekinders LC, et al. Basic science and injury of muscle, tendon, and ligament. In: DeLee JC, Drez D Jr., Miller MD, eds. DeLee and Drez's Orthopaedic Sports Medicine. 3rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier;2009:chap 1.
Linda J. Vorvick, MD, Medical Director and Director of Didactic Curriculum, MEDEX Northwest Division of Physician Assistant Studies, Department of Family Medicine, UW Medicine, School of Medicine, University of Washington. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M. Health Solutions, Ebix, Inc.
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Tooth decay in early childhood occurs most often in the upper and lower front teeth (incisors) and can be a serious problem.
Bottle mouth; Bottle carries; Baby bottle tooth decay; Early childhood caries (ECC)
Your child needs strong, healthy baby teeth. These teeth help your child chew food, speak, and have enough space in his or her jaw for the adult teeth to grow in straight.
Tooth decay can happen when your child's teeth come in contact with too much sugar. This sugar helps bacteria grow. Acids that the bacteria make cause the teeth to decay.
Many of the liquids that your child drinks contain sugar, including milk, formula, and fruit juices. Eating snacks with sugar also places more sugar on your child's teeth.
How often your child drinks liquids containing sugar, and how long the sugar stays in the mouth are also important. When children sleep or walk around with a bottle or sippy cup in their mouth, sugar coats their teeth for longer periods of time, causing teeth to decay more quickly.
Breast milk by itself is the healthiest food for babies' teeth. It tends to slow bacterial growth and acid production. However, when breast milk is alternated with sugary foods or drinks, the rate of tooth decay can be faster than with sugar alone.
Feeding tips to prevent tooth decay:
Tips for caring for your child's teeth:
Douglass JM, Douglass AB, Silk HJ. A practical guide to infant oral health. Am Fam Physician. 2004;70:2113-2120.
Dental caries. In: Kliegman RM, Behrman RE, Jenson HB, Stanton BF, eds. Nelson Textbook of Pediatrics. 19th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2011:chap 304.
Ribeiro NM, Ribeiro MA. Breastfeeding and early childhood caries: a critical review. J Pediatr (Rio J). 2004;80:S199-S210.
Sexton S, Natale R. Risks and benefits of pacifiers. Am Fam Physician. 2009;79:681-685.
Touger-Decker RJ. Position of the American Dietetic Association: oral health and nutrition. J Am Diet Assoc. 2007;107:1418-1428.
Neil K. Kaneshiro, MD, MHA, Clinical Assistant Professor of Pediatrics, University of Washington School of Medicine. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.
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Cheap Trick Suing Ottawa Bluesfest For 2011 Collapsed Stage
Thursday, July 11, 2013
Cheap Trick is suing the organizers of the Ottawa Bluesfest and the companies responsible for building the stage, sound, and lighting rigs for $1 million in damages, according to Ultimate Classic Rock. Back on July 17th, 2011, Cheap Trick was 20 minutes into their set and had left the stage only seconds before a massive storm blew in and caved in the structure. A total of three people were injured -- including the band's bus driver. Cheap Trick's equipment was totaled. The band's corporation, Cheap Trick Touring, Inc. is seeking "$400,000 for damages to their equipment, with the rest going to costs incurred in the aftermath of the incident, including replacement instruments, labor, travel and services."
According to the suit, "the organizers failed to perform the necessary safety obligations, such as checking the weather, testing the strength of the stage and preparing the staff for an emergency." In addition to that is a report filed by the Ontario Ministry of Labour
claiming that, although the stage could handle winds of "up to 74.5 m.p.h.," the operators working for the organizers neglected to remove the wind-walls that "heightened the risk and increased the vulnerability to visitors, including Cheap Trick Touring."
Following other stage disasters in Oklahoma, Indiana, and Belgium, on October 3rd, 2011, guitarist Rick Nielsen and manager Dave Frey appeared before congress in Washington, D.C. to seek a government solution to collapsing temporary stages.
Rick Nielsen feels that the secret to Cheap Trick's longevity is that in an era when bands became so huge so quickly, they were able to retain their fan base while still working regularly: "I think we're a lot of people's fifth favorite band. They might not like everything we do, but they respect the fact of, y'know, the hard work, and, y'know, we've had ups and we've had downs, and guess what -- we keep getting back up."
Cheap Trick North American tour dates (subject to change):
July 12 - Brooklyn, NY - Seaside Summer Concert Series
July 13 - Columbus, OH - LC Pavilion Outdoor Amphitheater
July 18 - Walker, MN - Moondance Jam Moondance Events
July 19 - Waukesha, WI - Waukesha County Fair
July 25 - Eugene, OR - Lane County Fair
July 26 - Great Falls, Montana - Montana State Fair
July 27 - Medicine Hat, AB - Medicine Hat Exhibition
August 3 - Winter Park, CO - Winter Park Hideaway Park
August 20 - Vienna, VA - Filene Center At Wolf Trap (with Pat Benatar)
August 21 - Pittsburgh, PA - Stage AE
August 23 - Morristown, NJ - Mayo Performing Arts Center
August 24 - Westbury, NY - NYCB Theatre At Westbury
August 25 - Hampton Beach, NH - Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom
August 27 - Englewood, NJ - Bergen Performing Arts Center
August 28 - Mashantucket, CT - MGM Grand At Foxwoods
August 31 - Highland Park, IL - Ravinia Festival At Ravinia Park
September 11 - Puyallup, WA - Washington State Fair at Western Washington Fairgrounds
September 17 - Durham, NC - Carolina Theatre of Durham
September 21 - Bossier City, LA - Horseshoe Casino
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At a Glance
Why Get Tested?
To identify diseases and conditions caused by either a deficiency or overproduction of growth hormone (GH), to evaluate pituitary function, and to monitor the effectiveness of treatment for excess production of GH
When to Get Tested?
When slow growth in stature, delayed maturational development (in children), decreased bone density and/or muscle strength, and increased lipids (in adults) could be related to insufficient GH production; when a person has symptoms suggestive of gigantism (in children) or acromegaly (in adults) that may be a result of excess GH production; as part of an evaluation of pituitary function
Sample Required?
Usually several blood samples, drawn at timed intervals from veins in your arm; sometimes a single sample of blood, drawn following a fast and rest or after a period of strenuous exercise
Test Preparation Needed?
Follow any instructions you are given, such as to fast, in order to prepare for this test.
The Test Sample
What is being tested?
This test measures the amount of growth hormone (GH) in the blood. GH is a hormone produced by the pituitary gland, a grape-sized gland located at the base of the brain behind the bridge of the nose. It is normally secreted into the bloodstream in pulses throughout the day and night with peaks that occur mostly during the night.
Growth hormone is essential for a child's normal growth and development and promotes proper linear bone growth from birth through puberty. Children with insufficient GH production grow more slowly and are smaller in size for their age. Excess GH is most often due to a GH-secreting pituitary tumor (usually benign). Too much GH can cause children's long bones to continue to grow beyond puberty, resulting in gigantism with heights of 7 or more feet tall. Those with excess GH may also have thickening of facial features, general weakness, delayed puberty, and headaches. Gigantism is an extremely rare condition.
Although GH is not as active in adults, it does play a role in regulating bone density, muscle mass, and lipid metabolism. Deficiencies can lead to decreased bone densities, less muscle mass, and altered lipid levels. However, testing for GH deficiency is not routine in adults who have decreased bone density and/or muscle strength or increased lipids. GH deficiency is only a very rare cause of these disorders.
Excess GH in adults can lead to acromegaly, marked not by bone lengthening but by bone thickening. Although symptoms such as skin thickening, sweating, fatigue, headaches, and joint pain can be subtle at first, increased GH levels can lead to enlarged hands and feet, enlarged facial bones, carpal tunnel syndrome, and abnormally enlarged internal organs. Excess GH can also cause skin tags and intestinal polyps. If untreated, acromegaly and gigantism can lead to complications such as type 2 diabetes, increased risk of cardiovascular disease, high blood pressure, arthritis, and in general, a decreased life span.
GH stimulation and suppression tests are most often used to diagnose GH abnormalities. Since growth hormone is released by the pituitary gland in bursts throughout the day, random measurements of GH levels are not usually clinically useful.
How is the sample collected for testing?
Usually GH suppression or stimulation testing is done. After fasting for 10 to 12 hours, a blood sample is drawn from a vein in the arm. Then, under medical supervision, a person is given either a solution to drink or an intravenous (IV) solution through a vein in the arm. Blood samples are then drawn from veins (or from the IV) at timed intervals.
Sometimes, a single sample of blood is drawn following a fast and rest or after a period of strenuous exercise.
NOTE: If undergoing medical tests makes you or someone you care for anxious, embarrassed, or even difficult to manage, you might consider reading one or more of the following articles: Coping with Test Pain, Discomfort, and Anxiety, Tips on Blood Testing, Tips to Help Children through Their Medical Tests, and Tips to Help the Elderly through Their Medical Tests.
Another article, Follow That Sample, provides a glimpse at the collection and processing of a blood sample and throat culture.
Is any test preparation needed to ensure the quality of the sample?
Follow any instructions you are given. In most cases, a person should be fasting. Resting or strenuous exercise for a time period before collection may be required.
Children and early adolescents who are being tested for GH deficiency should be prepared for treatment with sex steroids for a few days prior to testing. Such treatment reduces the number of falsely low GH responses to stimuli. The doctor who is ordering the GH testing should provide the child's parents with a prescription for such medications. Some doctors will also prescribe propranolol prior to testing to reduce the number of falsely low GH responses to stimulation.
The Test
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NOTE: This article is based on research that utilizes the sources cited here as well as the collective experience of the Lab Tests Online Editorial Review Board. This article is periodically reviewed by the Editorial Board and may be updated as a result of the review. Any new sources cited will be added to the list and distinguished from the original sources used.
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The Federal Government has announced its pouring billions of dollars into Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the troubled mortgage companies…but with that news comes another troubling report, that as many as 150 US banks could go under, with the government unwilling to continue a string of big bailouts.
It points to the tenuous position of the US economy, and our political system, heading into the November elections.
This news is, well, not news to commentator Kevin Phillips. He's been pointing to the troubled state of the American economy for years – and his new book brings his commentary into clear focus. It's called Bad Money: Reckless Finance, Failed Politics and the Global Crisis of American Capitalism.
Today, Kevin Philips joins us, along with an audience gathered at the Oliver Wolcott Library in Litchfield, Connecticut. The library is just off the town green, one of the most beautiful in New England, and we have an enthusiastic audience here to ask questions.
Kevin Philips is a long-time contributor to NPR and the Los Angeles Times, and he's written several books, which I assume you can find here in the library.
You can see more pictures from our live show at Oliver Wolcott Library on WNPR's Flickr site.
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BlackRock's Laurence D. Fink to Present at the 30th annual Annual Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference and the 2014 Deutsche Bank Global Financial Services Conference on May 28th
BlackRock, Inc. (NYSE:BLK) announced that Laurence D. Fink, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, is scheduled to speak at the 30th Annual Bernstein Strategic Decisions Conference in New York on Wednesday, May 28th, 2014.
BlackRock and Tradeweb To Create A Fully Integrated Electronice Rates Trading Solution
BlackRock, Inc. (NYSE: BLK) and Tradeweb Markets LLC have formed a strategic alliance to create electronic trading solutions in the rates and derivatives markets.
BlackRock Introduces CoRI™ Retirement Suite Enhancements
BlackRock, Inc. (NYSE: BLK) has expanded its proprietary CoRI retirement suite, enhancing the CoRI online tool with a new feature that helps pre-retirees identify savings and investment strategies that can help plan for income goals in retirement.
BlackRock Reports First Quarter 2014 Diluted EPS of $4.40, or $4.43 as adjusted
BlackRock Reports First Quarter 2014 Diluted EPS of $4.40, or $4.43 as adjusted.
BlackRock's Global Investor Poll Reveals Gender Gaps
Women around the world today are more concerned than men are about immediate financial needs and concerns according to the first-ever Global Investor Pulse Survey recently conducted by BlackRock.
BlackRock Launches CoRI™ Funds
BlackRock launched five new mutual funds which seek to provide long-term investment results that correspond to the total return of the applicable BlackRock CoRI Retirement Indexes (the "CoRI Indexes").
BlackRock Applauds Focus on Retirement Savings in State of the Union Address
BlackRock applauds focus on retirement savings in State of the Union address.


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quote:I passed this law in the early 80's in Louisiana and clearly hate the American Constitution because I pay no attention to the Establishment Clause.
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quote:All this is is a bunch of politicians trying to tell their peeps that they be trying to do good and pounding their chest.
quote:Could be interesting to watch on a national level.
quote:Are kids not allowed to pray by themselves right now if they want to?
quote:There is just a prohibition on using the official apparatus of the school to do it. (Teachers, P.A. system, etc)
quote:They can pass what they want but a federal judge will rule it unconstitutional shortly thereafter if it infringes on the 1st Amendment.
quote:I've never understood why this is an issue. WTF are these kids doing that's so bad that they don't have enough time to pray outside of school hours? If you want to pray, then pray.
quote:Expect the SOTUS to rule against you
quote:I love the south.
quote:Don't care.
quote:For frick's sake. Is this really the biggest issue that Mississippi's educational system is facing?
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As the holidays near, you may be wondering how to add a different touch to traditional recipes such as the tried-and-true turkey and those staple side dishes of green beans or mashed potatoes.
An easy way to spice up your meals is to explore international flavors and serve unexpected recipes to go alongside your family's favorite traditions. To get started, some spices and pantry items Chef Rudy Kloeble, an instructor at The Art Institute of California - San Diego, recommends adding to your kitchen include olive oil, wine, honey, cinnamon, lemon pepper, dijon mustard, sun-dried tomatoes, olives, basmati rice and a quality brand of vegetable or chicken bouillon cubes or stock. On the more adventurous side, consider stocking up on garbanzo beans, herbs de provence, agave nectar, hearts of palm, different tapenades and water chestnuts.
In approaching how to incorporate new flavors in a meal, The Art Institute of California - Los Angeles Chef Jimin C. Bruen recommends leaving the bird alone and adding one or two new side dishes as a great way to go exotic.
"Utilizing cumin, coriander and curry powder makes an Indian-inspired version of sweet potatoes or add ginger, soy, sake and garlic to broccoli for spiced up greens," says Bruen.
If you are more comfortable just testing the waters, consider serving an exotic beverage, appetizer or dessert instead of experimenting with the main meal. In Mexican culture, a drink called champurrado is very popular, which is similar to a cocoa and made out of milk and Mexican chocolate. You can go with a Caribbean touch by grilling a fruit such as pineapple and shrimp for a quick appetizer, or add an Asian touch with a spring roll made of sauteed winter vegetables.
"I love going the cheese and charcuterie route because it's easy, but delicious," says Bruen. He recommends a Spanish-influenced appetizer cutting a baguette into little crostinis, toasting them lightly and drizzling each piece with good olive oil. Then top the crostinis with manchego cheese (a cheese made in the La Mancha region of Spain from sheep's milk), Spanish chorizo (sausage) and a little quince jam.
For dessert, consider picking up a French-style apple tart or assemble Italian cannolies made with a pumpkin puree to replace traditional apple and pumpkin pie.
Don't be afraid to mix and match flavors. "Typically families enjoy many dishes at a holiday meal that most everyone will find something they like, so mixing it up is part of the fun," adds Bruen.
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Mentor Graphics and Rohde & Schwarz Deliver a Hardware-Accelerated Debug Platform for Verifying Wireless Communication SoCs
WILSONVILLE, Ore., November 22, 2010 – Mentor Graphics Corp. (NASDQ: MENT), a leader in advanced system verification solutions, and Rohde & Schwarz, a leading supplier of electronic test and measurement equipment, today announced they have collaborated to deliver a hardware-accelerated, debug platform for the verification of wireless communication Systems-on-Chip (SoCs).
The combination of Mentor's Veloce® hardware emulation technology with Rohde & Schwarz's superior test and measurement equipment delivers a high-performance and productive environment for handling the verification of wireless communication systems. The goal of both companies is to help bring complex SoC designs to market on schedule, without compromising verification accuracy or performance.
Rohde & Schwarz is established as the largest supplier of electronic test and measurement (T&M) solutions in Europe, and they are setting standards worldwide in multiple business fields, such as wireless communication, broadcasting, and secure communications. The Rohde & Schwarz T&M tools provide a quick and efficient test environment for wireless communication systems, such as WCDMA and LTE, which is critical for the verification of next-generation wireless SoC designs.
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Racing is more than just the moment when you cross the line – it´s all about training, technique and in the end - the competition. Physical and mental strength is the key to success, but perfect gear helps a lot. 2011 the production class was introduced and has made racing much more accessible to everyone all over the world and has made the sport a lot more professional too. Check out the new race video "The Need For Speed", shot in Egypt at the African Course Racing Championships and inhale the racing atmosphere!
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North Race Team scores in Egypt!
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Following the 1st 2 days of qualifiers, mens gold fleet racing was an intense battle amongst the top 30 qualified Kiters. The North Race team were consistent & managed to get 3 team members earning their place in the final days medal Race. These included: Maxime Nocher (FRA) , Florian Gruber (GER) and Blazeg Ozog (POL)
Meanwhile a heated competition was going on in the womans division with UK rider- Steph Bridge consistent & showing experience counts for a lot in the varying wind conditions. North race team manager - Dirk Hanel took some bad luck in the protest room , narrowly missed gold fleet but dominated silver fleet with a string of bullets.
Other North race riders included 2008 Race World Champion , Charles Deleau (FRA) who was stoked to make a come back into Gold fleet along with Danish rider James Johnson. Youth World race Champion, Oliver Bridge (GB) is learning the hard way, mixing some confident starts and gaining vital bigger fleet expereince with some top 10 results. Olly is age 15 and took 2nd Youth & overall 20th in the mens Gold fleet racing.
The final medal Race day was a huge one for the North Race Team and the pre- track training, tactics, strategy & shared knowledge really paid off. It was Maxime who cranked up the big gears, moving from 8th place to a podium 3rd final position in a series of 5 minute short track races. Team mate-Blazeg was black flagged on race 1 ending his medal day glory while the German, Florian took a penalty in the race 2 ending his overall ranking in 2nd.
The womans finals also left spectators on an edge , however with good power on all points of sail, Steph did what she set out to do – win the 1st medal race which would Secure her the tittle. French rider – Ariane Imbert proved that time on the water really counts & now, after only starting racing last year is top 10 in the womans fleet.
Podium places for 3 of the North race Team riders , followed by a big party & a huge energy amongst the team to be riding the best boards & kites for the 2013 race season.


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The Colllge News \ VOL. XXIII, No. 26 * BRYN MAWR AND WAYNE, PA., WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2, 1937 Copyrlflfft TRUSTEES OF BRYN MAWR COLLEGE, 1937 PRICE 10 CENTS ELIZABETH LYLE IS EUROPEAN FELLOW, 92.097 Dr. plexner Defends Intellectual Freedom Cites Contributions of Maxwell, Hertz, Ehrlich, Mathematicians And Inventors LEARNING FREES SOUL Goodhart, Wednesday, June 2.�The Usefulness of Useless Knowledge was the title of the Commencement ad- dress of Dr. Abraham Flexner this morning. He spoke defending the value of free intellectual research, not only because of the eventual contribu- tion to knowledge which "it guarantees, but also in the name of spiritual free- dom and tolerance. Freedom and toler- ance are the essence of civilization, and "a country like America . . . can only be enriched by the folly which drives the great thinkers, novelists, dramatists and poets out of the Old World to make a fresh start in the New." Extracts from Dr. Flexner's speech follow: ". . . We hear it said with tiresome iteration that this is a materialistic age and that its main concern should be the wider distribution of material goods and worldly opportunities. It is quite true. The untiring ingenuity of the inventor converts to �new ma- terial purposes the disinterested in- vestigations carried on by the scien- tist in his laboratory. The justified outcry of those who through no fault of their own are deprived of opportu- nity and a fair share of worldly goods is diverting an increasing number of students from the studies which their fathers pursued to the equally im- portant and no Jess urgent study of social, economic, and governmental problems. I have no quarrel with this tendency. The world in which we live is the only world abaut fc-hich our senses can testify. UnlessMt is made a better world, a fairer world, a juster world, millions will continue to go. to their graves saddened, silent, and em- bittered. I have myself spent many years pleading that our schools should become more acutely aware of the Continued on Page Five Dr. J. E. Park Gives Baccalaureate Sermon Goal Aims at Balance Between Ideals and Circumstances Goodhart Hall, May SO.�A quin- tet of strings with pianoforte directei by Mr. Willoughby opened the Bac- 'calaureate service with three selec- tions; a Pastorale of Handel, Bach's SinfdnUi and Mozart's Ate Verum. Meanwhile the academic procession of seniors and faculty, headed by Junior Class marshals and later joined by the college choir, was moving from the Library through Rockefeller Arch to the main entrance of Goodhart Hall. Parents, alumnae and students watched the procession impressive in its caps, gowns and colored hoods, march down the main aisle to the front section of the auditorium. As speaker, Dr. John ^Cdgar Park, President of Wheaton, took the text: Thou shall love the Lord thy God with all thy heart, and with all thy soul, and with all thy strength, and with all thy mind; and thy neighbor as thyself. "We are born into an irra- tional position, in a whirlwind of traf- fic,", he said, "and have to dodge im- mediately. It is hard to extricate the steps o> idealism from the coil of circumstance." To love God is easy in itself. It is also easy to love one's neighbor, but to join these two steps is almost impossible. Thus the art of common daily life becomes more important and requires more skill and finer technique than either an artist or a surgeon needs. We hesitate to become mixed up in the "formless broth of politics," but it is a "mistake to allow ourselves to be rcabsorbed into the mediaeval slough. . . . The first step in living is recognition that it is an exceedingly difficult art, a discipline for which all other disciplines are a preliminary preparation." "Truth%is precariously situated be- tween TwoV poles; loyalty to inner ideals, and loyalty to the facts of the situation. ... To see what the situ- ation really is and get of. the ker- nel of the' truth is the heart of true � Continued on Page Seven yfr Leigh Steinhardt with 90.097 Average Is First Alternate Louise Dickey is Awarded Second Alternate Fellowship; 87 Bachelor of Arts Conferred, 23 Master of Arts And 16 Doctors Degrees 12 MAGNA CUM AND 17 CUM LAUDE ARE GIVEN Leigh Steinhardt, first alternate, and Elizabeth Lyle, winner of the European Fellowship. '37 and '38 Councils Have Joint Meeting Cum Laude Degree, in General Opinion, Bears No Specific Significance MEAL EXCHANGE PLANS Lantern Critics Find Reader's Interest Neglected for Problems of Composition Ideas Abundant But Expressed With Overelaborate Use Of Vocabulary In criticising the current issue of The Lantern, we are writing from the reader's point of view, and our reactions and criticisms are merely subjective. Since a magazine's func- tion is to interest and amuse the intelligent reader, we feel that this kind of criticism has its value. It seems to us that The Lante'rn demands too much of the special sympathy for the problems of composition which a teacher is willing to give, and does not attempt to mobilize the reader's undirected interest. Ideas abound; but these are not supported sufficiently by illustration and incident. The ideas themselves are subtle and interesting, but usually expressed with disproportionate so- phistication of vocabulary, and some- times inaccurately and ambiguously. In the interest of the reader, the styles should be more simplified as well as more polished. Miss Wright's editorial is of im- mediate importance; its fundamental idea is provocative; but it seems un- necessarily difficult to follow. Th trouble is not with the obscurity of ,* the idea, but with grammatical and stylistic faults. Her images and meta- phors are occasionally inconsistent, and she sometimes leaves out anec- dotes or confuses a figure of speech by a not quite accurate use of in- dividual words. Miss Wheeler's style has a trans- parency which is appealing. By her insight into the scheme of Henry James' work, and the perfect adapta- tion of her own writing to criticism of his particular form, she achieves practically perfect unity of ideas and expression. The simplicity � of ap- proach which this implies is pleasing, because complete understanding of the author's personality compensates for the almost complete subjection of the Critic's personality. Unadorned ideas are absorbing enough to maintain progress of interest/ Edith Rose's poem shows sympathy with the metaphysical method; but the last verse does not carry implica- tions of emotion sudden enough to give its imagery strength. Jean Lam- son's poem is an example of intellec- tinction in the major subject, nine dis- tual inspiration insufficiently vulgar- ized for the reader's satisfaction. . The idea in Night Piece could be emotionally competing if it were built up more at the beginning and given more meaning in terms of plot�com- ing as it does, it seems rather anti- climactic because not completely real- ized. Jean Morrill has used the Kather- ine Mansfield method with an even touch; but in her work again, we find the implications of relationship be- tween the characters too vague. 'at' Ein'n Kameraden, by Ellen in the issue; it has magnitude of plot and characterization. The style is strong and free from affectation, ex- cept for the over-emphasis of local color. Miss Bingay's paper comparing The Fairie Querm and the Tempest is defi- nitely on theSuadsmic side; the author chooses a comparison which shevadmits Continued on Page Six x President's House, May 13.�After a supper the combined College Coun- cils of the Classes of '37 and '38 met for the last time this year. The discussion was unusually long and varied, on such subjects, as the value of general and special honors with the degree and the possibility of hav- ing class and club accounts audited. The Council had spoken at the last meeting about the meaning of degrees cum laude and with distinction in a certain subject. Miss Park pointed out that a cum laude has no specific significance other than the fact that "the student's work has been of a cer- tain average excellence. In a college as small as Bryn Mawr, the B.A. de- gree by itself should signify at least as much. Miss Park showed the Council a summary of the records of all classes graduated since general honors were established, showing that the percent receiving cum laude or better, had gradually risen until in 1935 � they represented 57 per cent of the class. Mrs. Manning explained that various factors contribute to the enlarging of this number. College work has become increasingly concen- trated in the major field", so that the students are not only better fitted to do good work, but are required to maintain a certain average. Therefore, inevitably the departments have to recognize this by giving higher marks. There also are more students enter- ing college with good school prepara- tion. Miss Park said that accord- ing to the results of a faculty questionnaire, 33 approved of general .honors, 32 disapproved, and six were indifferent. Fifty-seven faculty mem- bers approved of the degree with dis- approved and five were indifferent. Most of the members of the Council felt that since students taking honors must have a certain high average in all courses, the degree with distinction has more specific meaning than any other kind. The new Comprehensive system gives the departments the op- portunity to integrate major work even more, and honors work,in differ- ent 'subjects can be more accurately estimated comparatively. Miss Lake, who attended a meeting of an academic committee of the alum- nae, reported that the delegates MattesorT-ir-C . ', :'. Jplfcte .at^&e^We^nrtely.in' favor.-of-ietaining general honors, because they felt that Continued on Pajje Seven Choir Election The Choir takes place in an- nouncing the election of Eleanor Shaw *38 as chairman and" Jane Carpenter '38 as secretary. FELLOW LIKES SUMMER SCHOOLS TECHNIQUE Elizabeth Lyle, winner of the Euro- pean Fellowship, was .^born and brought up in Massachusetts. She at- tend�ji~>school in Gloucester steadily, except forNoccasional trips to Florida which 11 1'iiliiiTr inlyi i imlud In i edu- cation in such a way that she always missed the American Revolution. Her school career culminated in the hon- orary title of "class poet" which meant that she recited a poem of her own composition at commencement exer- cises. As the poem was only two stanzas long, the ordeal was brief, but none the less acutely embarrass- ing. Miss Lyle entered college at 16 on the New England Regional Scholar- ship, which she has held ever since in addition to the Sheelah Kilroy Scholarship and the Btook Hall Me- morial Scholarship. She has consid- ered majoring in many subjects, but technically her major has always been English. Her average is now 92.097 She was elected to the editorial board of The College News in her freshman year, to that of The Lantern in her sophomore yeai, and was also an ed- itor of the 19i57 yearbook. Apart from literary pursuits, she headed the committee for the Summer School which she helped run last sum- mer. Miss Lyle feels that there is a great deal to be learned fr/m its meth- ods of teaching and that the college would profit by a more direct contact with the organization. Rather than use their lecture-system, they encour- age the girls to talk themselves, thus relating their personal experience to the courses which they are studying. As these" arc generally connected with economics, the system is more appli- cable to Summer School students than it would be to regular college stu- dents, but she thinks it is unfortunate that Bryn Mawr girls have practically no opportunity to learn by attempting to express their own ideas. As regards the two principal issues concerning this year's senior class, Miss Lyle only approves with reserva- tions, of last year's May-day and the system of comprehensive examinations. While big May-day is a splendid idea in itself, and while the actual event is fun, she feels that it has become j too "big." As she works slowly, the preparation consumed too much of her time. In the same way.ishe considers the comprehensives exceljttt in theory, but thinks that the timejelemerty was not given enough consideration. n A comprehensive amounts to the same thing as a unit course except that only two weeks in the middle of the year are devoted to it. This problem might be partially solved if students, particularly those majoring in English, began to prepare for com- prehensives during their junior or j even sophomore years, and if seniors | had about one class a week in which; they could review their sophomore i literature. Goodhart, June 8.�Elizabeth Dun- can Lyle has been^selected as the Bryn Mawr European Fellow' for next year, Miss Park announced at the Commencement Exercises this morning. Miss Lyle was graduated ftWIMM cum laude with distinction in English. Leigh Davis Steinhardt and Louise Atherton Dickey were named first and second alternates for the fellowship. The M. Carey Thomas Essay Prize of $100, awarded to the member of the graduating class whose writing is adjudged best in the class, also went to Miss Lyle. Out of a class of 87, two were graduated snmiiKi emu laude, 12, mngna cum laude, and 17, cum laude. Twenty- seven received their degrees with dis- tinction. 'Following is a list of those who re- ceived A. B., M. A. and Ph. D. de- grees from Bryn Mawr College: Bachelor of Arts BIOLOGY Raehel Worthington Brooks Connecticut Louise Sherman Colwell Pennsylvania Sylvia Hathaway Evans magna cum laude Philadelphia (with distinction in biology) Marie Irene Ferrer New "York City Charlotte Townsend Pierce Virginia Dorothea Fales Wilder New York City CHEMISTRY Esther Hardenbergh magna cum laude Minnesota (with distinction in chemistry) Dorothy Blake Hood Pennsylvania Virginia Hall Lautz Illinois Cornelia Ann Wyckoff magna cum laude New York City (with distinction in chemistry) fa absentia CLASSICAL ARCHAEOLOGY Louise Atherton Dickey ma;;mi en in laude Pennsylvania (with distinction in classical archaeology) Lucille Fawcett miigiiii cum litiulc New York (with distinction in classical archaeology) Mary Hinckley Hutchings cum liiiule Massachusetts (with distinction in Continued on Page Two REUNION HELD HERE V' OF THIRTEEN CLASSES" Course Changes Students who are changing their courses must notify the Dean's office before September 15. After Commencement, noti- fication may be tjiade by letter to either Mrs. Manning or Miss Ward. After September 15 a fine of $5 will be charged unless a very good reason for delay can be given. Thirteen classes, ranging from that of ;91 to '36, returned to College for a five day reunion. These meet- , ings are not arranged chronologically but according to a Dix plan which mysteriously contrives to block classes so that groups return who have been in college simultaneously. Exception was taken to this precedent by the ninety-seveners who determined to celebrate their Fortieth 'Anniversary by a luncheon held Monday in the Deanery, although they were not scheduled to meet. The Deanery, where many of the activities took place, acquired fdP*Tne occasion a screen decorated with pictures of classes, clubs, plays, etc., originally collected by the pre-war Trophy Club and lately resurrected from a dim cor- ner of Pembroke. The annual meeting of the Alumnae Association, held Satwrdap-aft"-------SSiftf opened the reunion. Afterwards in- formal arrangements were made for picnics or suppers by the individual classes. ��:------------ Perhaps the most significant day- was Sunday which began with a buffet breakfast at which President Park en- tertained members of '29, '30, '31. "32. Continued on Pago Six
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 Done in lush wool blended twill, we're obsessed with the outdoorsy chic of this cool weather must – with a funnel neck for an impossibly cool update. Long sleeves. Covered zip front. Flap patch pockets. Drawstring at interior. Lined. 29 1/2" long.
Style #308787
42% Wool, 29% Polyester, 17% Acrylic, 9% Nylon, 3% Other
Dry Clean Only